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Congee's Dilemma

Watching the Oscars, chatting to our common friends, and we were "making sumbong" to the same person, but we're seated close to each other... at the sofa... laptops beside each other.. on the same table.. nakakatawa! Mukha kaming tanga! haha..

I love it!

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