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Monday, May 29, 2006
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Moon walks
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Sunday, May 28, 2006
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X-Men III
Nice… the show is exciting and the Mutants’ powers were incredible. Imagine replacing Orcs with Mutants in Lord of the Rings battle, and then the Mutants come in swarms. And then the human lost, later, Gandalf replaced with X-Men came to the rescue, and humans are saved.
Stay back when the show ends. Wait till the end of the credits and there is a surprise. A short clip to the twist to the story.
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Monday, May 22, 2006
@ 6:55 PM | 1 comments |
Tiong Bahru and Mount Faber
I think he dun like me to take his portrait sia...
Look at his teeth...
orhhh... caught in action!
Taken from Mount Faber.
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Sunday, May 21, 2006
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Kranji War Memorial
Singapore's 1st President - Enche Yusof Bin Ishak Al-Haj Resting Place
Singapore 2nd President - Dr Benjamin Henry Sheares Resting Place
Later the day, went out with Laney and Ashley for movie, The Da Vinci Code. Quite nice the show but it’s a bit confusing at the beginning. The story written brought controversial debates around the world. “What Matters is what you believe”
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Saturday, May 13, 2006
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Putting down a heavy stone
I had a very tired day that afternoon; running here and there preparing for the stage. Even after I went home to change a new shirt, it became soaked in my perspiration soon after and stained. I was busy taking photos during the function and had not much time for dinner. I was so hungry after the event but did not grab any supper and went to sleep straight after a cold shower.
Almost 10 hours I slept and it seemed not enough for me. I head straight to East Coast Park to meet up with my “regular shutter bugs” which my friend named us, Ashley, Laney and Anthony. Joining us was Yiling, also one of the classmates from poly. We had our dinner at Lagnaa at Little India and we had our Chocolate Fondue. It was great. No left over chocolate was spared.
Again, we took a lot of self and group portraits at Lagnaa. We had a lot of fun filled time thinking of funny and silly posture to shoot.
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Monday, May 8, 2006
@ 7:23 PM | 6 comments |
Friction of Force, Chapter 3 – From Teenage to Adult
3 years had past with just a blink of an eye. Boys turned men, girls turned women. They had grown up to learn to survive in the outside world. Boys were sent to serve the nation in various forces and were trained to be better men. Girls looked for jobs to earn an income for living.
The way they think should be mature enough and there were able to look after themselves.A decade of their friendship marks the number of years of close bonds and determination to keep that going. It was time that they decided to make it a memorable event. Most of them gathered and started to prepare for that function. They felt that how many of the people out there have a big group of friends for 10 years or longer.
The event should be a big one. They prepared guest list, food, games and prizes. They even held the event in their secondary school where they first met each other. As time goes by, almost all the things were settled.One day just a week or so before the event, problem arose. A few had conflicts with each other. The main accused for the conflict was communication. After a decade together as friends, that is the most interesting part - whether the argument will shake between the each of them and break that long term friendship.
The argument went on for days and it seems to be getting worst. Until one day, the event was called off. People could not get into terms. Others do not have the mood and momentum to continue.Instead of a full scale event, they decided on a dinner and outing. It turned out to be quite a successful one. Everyone seems to have forgotten the friction they had with each other. They were chatting and playing like friends again. One thing for sure, it is difficult to break a strong friendship bond which this group of people had created. They built it up from foundation deep in their heart and raise it up with interlocking superstructure even the most powerful natural disaster cannot destroy.
The End.Saturday, May 6, 2006
@ 2:46 PM | 2 comments |
The Polling Day
Yesterday, I went out with my secondary school friends for dinner at a café called The Mind Café. It is a restaurant selling not much variety of food and charges $2 per person for 2 hours of board games and many others during weekday and $2.50 during weekends.
The only main dishes for consumption are spaghettis and Lasagnas. The wait was so long. So long that we had being waiting for 2 hours for the last order arrived. What a poor service! Worst, not many people were ordering food! It was only Salmon spaghetti. We guessed they needed to catch the fish and slice it. For the poor and slow service, they gave us a complimentary play of their games and free glass of coke for each. At least they did a bit of damage control.
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Monday, May 1, 2006
@ 8:50 PM | 1 comments |
I love taking photos
Later in the afternoon, I met up with Laney, Ashley and Ashley friend Marcus. They were late. Laney went to make her contacts but spent 45mins to put on her contact lenses.
We went to Chimes for a Macau Exhibition. There was a Rolls Royce and a Beetle like Vehicle starts with M. We later made our way to Little India when we say goodbye to Marcus. Little India is a very happening area. The whole place was crowded with not only people but also vehicles. Shooting pictures there was a excitement especially with all the different colors of fruits at their roadside wet market.
There is this little restaurant LAGNAA, also known as the bare foot restaurant. The food was superb. They had a great service and it feels like home. I had a urge to sleep there; it was too comfortable. A surprise came shortly after we had our meal. We joined a couple of people for a chit chat, light food and wine. There, we get to know a lady who is the mother of a famous Singapore blogger. It is a very small Singapore indeed.
City Hall
Standing pipes
Chimes
The Moo Moo Cows roaming freely while Laney, Marcus and Ashley are playing with them
The Lock to History
News Radio 938 was here
At Little India with Laney and Ashley. Vegetables!
The shiok and spicy fish curry.
Isn’t nice? Not the girl la, I am saying the interior space. Opps… Sorry Laney, you are nice too. Nice combination :P
2006 Miss Little India
170 days to ORD, 122 days minus Weekends, 98days minus Leave, Aug clear leave and off, 3 more months only!!
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P.S.
Dear friends and all, I am not involved in NDP 06 and SAF day already. That was because I am too tall! Can you believe that? But it is also good. I will not have my weekends burnt and arm aching all day. Isn’t it better?