I just mistook a fat lady for a pregnant lady and offered my seat to her. She seemed annoyed. Hope that this serves as a wake up call for her to get rid of that tummy.
"I'm bushed."
Friday, May 29, 2009
Sunday, May 24, 2009
So Tired...
... ... ... ...
11 hours of sleep in 3 days.
What kind of life is this?
My skin feels coarse, my armpits and legs are not shaved, I have not applied moisturiser to my face for more than a month.
What have I been doing?
"7 days more to my limit."
Friday, May 22, 2009
All For the Sake Of... The House
Another day without sleep. I am so going to be in trouble.
"Another one week more, I hope."
"Another one week more, I hope."
Thursday, May 21, 2009
New IC for the 30 Year-Olds
Things are getting more and more efficient. Go online, register, payment, upload photos and I am done. 3 days later, I am able to collect it.
I have to say I look younger now than when I was 16. Haha.
"I feel young."
I have to say I look younger now than when I was 16. Haha.
"I feel young."
Monday, May 18, 2009
Singapore Casino Considering Alternatives to Whale Shark Exhibit
SINGAPORE, May 16, 2009 (AFP) - A Singapore casino developer said Saturday it was considering alternatives to its plan to exhibit whale sharks, the world's largest fish, which had run into strong opposition from animal welfare groups.
"We have started to explore plans for an alternative to a whale shark exhibit," Krist Boo, the spokeswoman for Resorts World at Sentosa, told AFP.
Resorts World at Sentosa, one of two casino resorts being built in Singapore, had planned to import the whale sharks for its Marine Life Park (MLP) which set to become the world's biggest oceanarium upon completion.
The park however said its move was not due to pressure by the seven animal welfare groups which have launched an online petition that has gathered more than 9,000 signatures.
"The MLP team does not take its responsibilities to both conservation and Singapore lightly and as such, we spent the past two years doing much groundwork," it said in a statement to AFP.
"We strongly believe that our action must be governed by the conservation of this species rather than what is dictated by fleeting public opinion."
Alternative options to the whale shark exhibit being considered by the MLP were shown to the various animal welfare groups last month, it said.
"This proposal is still in the process of being refined for a further round of review," the MLP said.
Any changes to the planned whale shark exhibit would have to get the final approval of the Singapore government.
Animal welfare groups welcomed the move by Resorts World at Sentosa to consider alternatives to exhibiting whale sharks, which can reach lengths of 12 metres (40 feet) or the size of a bus.
"I think it's very progressive in that they are considering other alternatives," said Louis Ng, executive director and founder of the Animal Concerns Research and Education Society group.
Jaki Teo, the campaign coordinator behind the online petition (www.whalesharkpetition.com), hoped the authorities would consider the concerns raised by animal welfare groups about the whale sharks.
"A lot of the concerns are about the fact that they are not suited to be held in captivity," she said.
Resorts World at Sentosa is scheduled to open in phases starting from early 2010 and will feature the world's biggest oceanarium with 700,000 fish. Source.
"We have started to explore plans for an alternative to a whale shark exhibit," Krist Boo, the spokeswoman for Resorts World at Sentosa, told AFP.
Resorts World at Sentosa, one of two casino resorts being built in Singapore, had planned to import the whale sharks for its Marine Life Park (MLP) which set to become the world's biggest oceanarium upon completion.
The park however said its move was not due to pressure by the seven animal welfare groups which have launched an online petition that has gathered more than 9,000 signatures.
"The MLP team does not take its responsibilities to both conservation and Singapore lightly and as such, we spent the past two years doing much groundwork," it said in a statement to AFP.
"We strongly believe that our action must be governed by the conservation of this species rather than what is dictated by fleeting public opinion."
Alternative options to the whale shark exhibit being considered by the MLP were shown to the various animal welfare groups last month, it said.
"This proposal is still in the process of being refined for a further round of review," the MLP said.
Any changes to the planned whale shark exhibit would have to get the final approval of the Singapore government.
Animal welfare groups welcomed the move by Resorts World at Sentosa to consider alternatives to exhibiting whale sharks, which can reach lengths of 12 metres (40 feet) or the size of a bus.
"I think it's very progressive in that they are considering other alternatives," said Louis Ng, executive director and founder of the Animal Concerns Research and Education Society group.
Jaki Teo, the campaign coordinator behind the online petition (www.whalesharkpetition.com), hoped the authorities would consider the concerns raised by animal welfare groups about the whale sharks.
"A lot of the concerns are about the fact that they are not suited to be held in captivity," she said.
Resorts World at Sentosa is scheduled to open in phases starting from early 2010 and will feature the world's biggest oceanarium with 700,000 fish. Source.
That is so sweet of them. Kudos to Resorts World and the parties that raised the concerns.
"Bitter-sweet."
About My Work...
I am sick and tired of the same old stunt that my boss likes to pull. Why can't he just let us off? Why can't he just let us work happily, with minimum complains, full cooperation within the four of us?
I don't get it. Maybe that's why he is the boss.
″我慢。″
Tuesday, May 5, 2009
Updates...
Some updates.
I had been sick twice for the last 21days. Am still sick. I have not logged on to the internet for about 15 days, maybe longer. I almost couldn't take it. My house is beginning to take shape. Both toilets and the kitchen are almost finished. I love it.
And during a hair cut, I found myself inside a bridal magazine!
That's me!
Just got to get this magazine
More to come, if I have the time and internet.
"Connected!"
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