If you happen to be at Robinson Road junction on the Capitol Tower end, look for the green roadsign that says "Robinson Road". Unlike the other roadsigns around Singapore, it's rounded on one side, but straight on the other! (The other roadsigns are all rectangles with rounded sides.) Hmmm, wonder what happened to the straight end. How observant of me to notice so. =) (edit: I realise it jus means Robinson Road ends here =\)
Bangkok was fun. Didnt get to shop much, but had fun hanging around with friends (or colleagues). No pictures, cos i'm lazy (sorry Ms Siew hahah).
This current job is killing me. Typical client-not-ready-yet-tight-reporting-deadline situation. No motivation from team as well cos they're all quitting soon. I reallie hate this job, and i know i did a bad job, i'm so not raising an appraisal hahha.. The only plus point is that the seniors are chio and nice =) Wonder how the normally buzzling financial district will look like on weekends. See you if you're working on Saturday too!
Tuesday, January 13, 2009
Monday, December 8, 2008
我的第一次
Two tallies.
One tall one short.
Still one tall one short. Oh but i look kindof taller here =)
My socks!
Tuesday, November 18, 2008
Yayyyyy
Wednesday, November 5, 2008
4 Deserts Race

Known as the 4 Deserts Race, the event takes in the salt plains of the Atacama in Chile, the riverbeds and hills of the Gobi in China, the undulating dunes of the Sahara in Egypt and the icy flats of Antarctica. Participants can tackle all the deserts or just one if they choose. And while organizers provide water and lay on tents and bathing facilities each night, everyone is expected to carry their own food and other essential gear.
People from all walks of life compete. Some just want to cross the finish line, others want to win; the time difference between the front runners and the back of the field can be in excess of 50 hours by each race's end. The number of competitors on each leg of the 4 Deserts Race is strictly limited (up to 180 on the Gobi March, but capped at just 80 for the Atacama) so early registration is essential. While your fitness levels dont have to be tip-top (you can stroll the entire legth of the course if you wish), you had better have deep pockets. Each leg in 2009 will cost you about USD3,100 to enter.
People from all walks of life compete. Some just want to cross the finish line, others want to win; the time difference between the front runners and the back of the field can be in excess of 50 hours by each race's end. The number of competitors on each leg of the 4 Deserts Race is strictly limited (up to 180 on the Gobi March, but capped at just 80 for the Atacama) so early registration is essential. While your fitness levels dont have to be tip-top (you can stroll the entire legth of the course if you wish), you had better have deep pockets. Each leg in 2009 will cost you about USD3,100 to enter.
Sunday, November 2, 2008
Hmmm...
Addressing an HP management-training session, computer pioneer DAVE PACKARD says:
"Many people assume, wrongly, that a company exists simply to make money. While this is an important result of a company's existence, we have to go deeper and find the real reasons for our being... People get together and exists as... a company so that they are able to accomplish something collectively that they could not accomplish separately - they make a contribution to society."
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