Okay, so I believe we all loved the movie hangover! It was a classic of what drunk can do to you.

It surely was an embarrassing night. LOL. For the good loh!

And so it happened on a Wednesday night…got together with some of my hubby’s friends…having a good time at a Chinese restaurant…for some reason…still taking tequila shots…one shot…two shot…three…four….five….six….then…? Food was good!

Then we went to karaoke! Hooraayy~ for some reason I was in a supermarket and went back to karaoke…

my hubby said I danced. And in a very funny/embarrassing way…(I wonder how…) according to his friend who took a lot of photos that night wasn’t sure if he should put the photos on Internet….so I suppose….it’s bad…like really bad? Dang, I need to see those photos!!!!

my hubby said we went to restroom and when he came out I was gone. Few minutes later, he found me pass out sleeping on the street….FACE DOWN.

my hubby said I puked in and out the car while he was driving… (oh…it was nasty… I clean it up myself the next morning and car wash everything….)

Woke up the next morning…feeling strange about my front tooth.

Checked in the mirror……..FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF…K.

My front tooth got chipped and it’s shaking… painful.

And I found multiple bruces on my body…

I am still trying to piece my night together…..

So far I know:

-probably fall down on the street and chipped my tooth.

-broke glasses at the karaoke.

-did some very embarrassing dance.

-tweeted while my memory went blank.

Oh and apparently I asked my hubby to snap some photos while I was totally wasted:

Well, I am posting this is not thinking it’s cool. It is a reminder of how drunk could do to me and honestly it is kind of scary…since I am getting old…not sure if my body can take it or not…plus I really don’t want to lose my tooth again…LOL.

I am greatful to have a wonderful hubby that take care of me!!!

I am married to a Hokkaido guy and had the most wonderful wedding in the city of Chitose beginning of this year. My visit in Hokkaido was wonderful and yes, I do see myself living there in the near future. But while I am here in the state, I can’t really do anything in Hokkaido… my friend, Midori who is from Hokkaido and love her hometown, asked me if I am interested in doing a Hokkaido project with her.

Why not? It sounds fun. So we started making video of us talking of random topics. One of the main reason is to create a bridge to connect Chinese people and Hokkaido. We started very recent and build as we go~

We decided to call the project name: 5aidao. It means I love Hokkaido in Chinese. 5=我，ai= 愛，dao=道.

Here is a short introduction of me: (Be sure to see my NG version…it was hilarious!)