Wednesday, October 08, 2008

ROM dress VOTING

VOTE FOR THE ONE WHICH U THINK IS NICER!!!

Contestant no. 1... CAMAEL!!
*Camael is bustier gown that's short in front, with a gorgeous tiered train at the back.

Contestant no. 2... ELSIE!!
*Elsie is a bustier gown with sleek linings to define and to camouflage flaws around the mid area.

voting is compulsory.. voting is free.. voting ends 12 October 2008.. voting helps!!
(leave your vote under "comments")

=P

Sunday, October 05, 2008

Pumping tyre for the 1st time

After 4years or so of riding, me and Ah Lai realised that we don't know how to "da fong" for our tyres... 0_0

So after a quick briefing from the mechanic, we decided to try it out. And hey!! WE DID IT! IT WORKED!!!

Ah Lai, unglam leh u.
=D

damn shiok to ride in the night. therapeutic in fact.
=)

Saturday, October 04, 2008

Fireworks 2009

Singapore Fireworks Festival 2008: Korean Fantasia
23 August 2008, Marina Bay Flaoting Platform













a very long overdue post.. =P
pardon the poor quality pictures, taken with N95.

Thursday, October 02, 2008

Toss Your Cookies!

Children's' Day!! Let's have some cookies and milk!!

Had a blasting night at Settlers with Ah Lian, Josh, ZM, Ijin and JM. The 7 of us instantly became kids when we played this new game -- Toss Your Cookies!!



Eight different round cookie tiles are included with the game: Iced sugar cookies, gingerbread men, fortune cookies, generic “Oreo” cookies, chocolate chip cookies, macadamia nut cookies, fudge swirl, and fruit center cookies. One set of six identical cookies is used for each player as well as some “wild” cookies and “half-eaten” cookies, which, along with a single milk card, total seven cards for each player. The tiles(cards) are shuffled face down on the table, and each player draws seven of them. Two custom six-sided dice are given to the player who last ate a homemade cookie, and the game is ready to begin!!


On a player’s turn, they simply roll the two dice and take the action indicated by the combo. The combos that occur can be:

- Whichever player has the milk must pass it to the player on their left (or right). Before doing so, they may draw a random card from that player’s hand.
- Same as above, but the player receiving the milk card is the player rolling the dice.
- The player rolling the dice chooses another player, who must swap the number of cards with them shown on one of the dice (“1”, “2”, “3”, or “all”).
- Everyone passes the number of cards shown on one of the dice to their right (or left).
- The player with the milk card must toss it into the center. Everyone else makes a grab for it, with the player who snags it losing a random card to the former milk holder.
- Everyone must toss a certain number of cards into the middle of the table – face up. Everyone then grabs the same amount as quickly as they can, filling their hands back up.


The game continues until one player has five of the same cookie type (wild cards act as any type of cookie) AND the milk. They should then shout out “Snickerdoodle”, causing them to immediately win the game.


Really, the game is one of sheer silliness. It seems like at least once a game, players roll the combo “toss” and “all”, which result in an instant madhouse. It’s really quite funny to see players scramble madly to get all the correct cookies they need. Almost as funny, and certainly vicious, is when the milk itself is tossed. Fingernails should be clipped beforehand, and I can guarantee you that the milk card will look the most worn after a while, although it’s fairly obvious most of the time who has it anyway.

With a large group, the tossing gets extremely insane. Well, a loud "N*N*B*" and some other phrases from "ah-hem", was heard. And boys scrambling all over the floor and even under the table! All just for a milk card.

Oct is birthday month, 15% off total bill
WHO'S GAME TO PLAY??!!

Tuesday, September 30, 2008

daddy?



i always envy others who have their dad by the arms, to march them down the aisle.

yet i do not want that.

i have a a dad. and i'm not close to him.
we have nothing to speak to, and we only communicate when there is a problem or when its a necessity to talk. he always brush me off even before i complete talking. he assume his own facts and give his "i have the final say" look. he always not at home and prefer to sweep everything under the carpet. in the end, there's nothing to tell him.

maybe dad is those who keep their love in the heart, but unfortunately he had done alot of things that prove otherwise. maybe i'm too immature to understand what's he doing or what he has done. maybe i just don't want to know him anymore. maybe i'll live to regret my decision.

i wonder why is it that i have a complete family nucleus, yet it's not a family. it does not have any family warmth at all.

this is a house, not a home.