Thursday, July 23, 2009

Looking Forward to PayDay...

Who wouldn't? Afterall, I'm left with only 132 dollars in the bank, and less than 20 dollars in my pocket.


"I'm hungry."

Saturday, July 11, 2009

It's Raining

There are times when I enjoy being alone. Alone in a quiet house, doing the things that I love -- listening to the melodious sound of raindrops hitting against the concrete, watching animation, playing with my PSP... There are so many things to do. I am even fine with doing nothing at all. Sometimes I need to sit back and listen to myself, hear my heart beat, know what I want. Everyone needs time to be alone.


"I love rainy days when I am at home."

Tuesday, June 30, 2009

Poor Me...

... and I meant literally. I should be left with a few bucks in just a matter of days. And farewell to life's simple luxuries...


"This is the road I choose to take."

Saturday, June 27, 2009

SHINE Youth Festival 2009

















Don't ask why an oobaasan like me is doing at a YOUTH festival. I went there for the cosplayers. Not a big turn up of cosplayers if you ask me, being such a big event. Singapore's youths are so boring. They should be more daring, in terms of doing cosplay. They should ask and invite all their friends to join cosplaying. Singapore's standard has to go up, or it will be a laughing stock. We are still a long way compared to Japan, Taiwan, and even China.


"I will do it, if I am 10 years younger. Hee hee."

Sunday, June 21, 2009

If You Are Feeling Down, Come See This


All charred.


All flat.


Wondering what's that? It's my oat cookies. Yes, laugh. I had a great laugh. So did Hubby. This is the 1st time since secondary school that I baked anything. And the drama was when I opened the oven door, it was smothering.

I am now waiting for the charred cookies to cool and maybe I'll ask Hubby to try one. :P


"Another batch coming right up!"

Friday, June 19, 2009

Robbery in Broad Daylight

I witnessed a robbery yesterday at Yishun on my way to work. Me and Hubby were at the station platform when we heard someone shouted,"打抢" in Hokkien. We turned our heads, and on the other side of the road, we saw a uncle running and chasing after the robber. Poor uncle! Nobody stopped to help him! I vaguely saw the culprit, lanky and looked young from his back, with slightly blonde hair. The victim finally stopped chasing. Age was not on his side.

I really feel for the uncle. And I definitely despise all people trying to take advantage of the elderly. I hoped that the robber got run down by a car or truck while running for his life, but not dead.


"Shame on you, shame!"

Saturday, June 13, 2009

I'm a First-Timer

Wow.

It's my 1st time in 30 years to buy groceries from the wet market. Things are cheaper so I might just buy my groceries there in the future.


"The making of an auntie."