I pao-tai today!
As usual I went to The Baker's Cottage to get my bread in the morning. While I was getting back into the car, I heard a loud *CraaaaAAAAk*. Damn it! I pao tai! No, it wasn't my car tyres. It was my pair of slacks! Ok! Ok! I told myself to stay calm.
I faster drove home to change. I parked my car in front of the gate, aligned nicely, hoping to block as much as possible and use my backpack to cover the front. It was so embarassing. Luckily, it happened before I reached the customer's place. Otherwise, tai-wok! *Blush* Eee.... really have to go dig myself a hole and bury myself.
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