Friday, June 24, 2005

Momo or Kway Chup?

We explored Club Momo's toilet! Beautiful!


It's located at Magazine Rd!


Got Newspaper St or Book Avenue or Lorong Letter? Anyway, Momo is ladies night on Wednesdays, so you get free flow and free entry. They got the friendly girl from Dblo to cover the door. And the baggage counter's staff was very friendly! She likes my sequin flower and was very sweet. Colorful counter that you cannot miss.

I think the place is like a maze though. The different places are separated by black cloth so can be quite malu if don't how to get to dance floor. There's also a live band section to chill out but I didn't check it out la. Rather listen to myself sing in KTV. Muahahahahaha....


Wowing at the nice, diva-like toilet deco with Serene.


I wonder why people use the bowl-like sink leh. Though I like it, I think it splashes too much. This design is better because it's deep. There are some that are like flat plates then you look like you've just pissed in your bottoms everytime you use it. Not cool sia!


Checking out the armchair IN the toilet. I just hope no one had the chance to puke on it yet.


Yeah, since I'll be leaving Singapore soon, I thought I'll be patriotic and wear the national colors. Walking flag...

I think I getting old! Not really in the mood to club and way to noisy to sit around to chat. I think I should start looking for nice food for late-night gossiping because the most fun I had that night was eating greasy pig innards with Serene at the kway chup store. Lol...

L.E.W.D United

Fellow Gemini, Jess was so kind to send me a belated birthday postcard from Canada! And to show that I have received it:


Cold face for Cold Lake!


Totally hilarious postcard. Of course, I returned the favor and sent her one that is uniquely Singapore, together with a small gift. But she still hasn't received it. Is it SingPost or Canadian Post?


Happy face for Hot Beaches.


Hope she will upload pics of herself with my handmade postcard and cheapo gift soon!

Thursday, June 23, 2005

Big orange sun

Today! I got an orange sun present! :D

What's inside?



It feels warm! My friends must be worried about me not getting used to the winter.


It's something green... Could it be a snake?!


Tada! The Esprit wallet I've been eyeing! Damn nice lor! Got big fat bling blings! I love my sugar pies! They're so sweet!!! I should have made the decision to go Australia sooner! LOL!!!


My strawberry pies and I! (JT, SJ and Me) Old, old pic man. One of the first few times we went Dblo. Lao char bor now la!


Check out the close-up! *Bling bling alert!* Ah! My gals never read my blog about folding a gift bag ah... But the bright sun is good! Can contain my barang barang to bring to Auzzie...


Wait a minute! There's more!!! They even applied an Esprit card for me! OMG! I cannot believe it! The sweethearts! Absolute darlings! Delicious pumpkins!!! Fantastic cuties! Amazing dearies!!! OMG OMG OMG!!!


Da card itself! Visa leh... *muack muack sweeties* Tee hee hee... EH!! WAH LAO!!!


The name wrong la friend! Where got call Stefanie Fahning?! Alamak!!!

Ok... That's the end of my bimbo entry... hahaha...

Luxe? Pui!

You know how some people starve like shit to get a branded coin pouch? It's supposed to be a luxury good right? Now, where is the luxury if you have to survive on tap water for a month to get it? :P

Wednesday, June 22, 2005

Ocho, chio chio

Today's supper was at Ocho with JT!


Artistic Ocho menu shot... The ambience was very good, with live musicians and sporting customers who joined in the singing.


Of course, I wasn't in that kind of mood since it was going to be a pre-departure meal with JT. Sad sad sad...


We had Sauteed Mushrooms in Cream Sauce, Chorizo Sausage (Spicy Pork) and Sangria (Alcoholic drink with raspberry and tomato juices). Can view its online menu to see the other Spanish food they serve.


The sausage wasn't spicy to me but you have to bear in mind that I ate my JC's chicken rice with 10 scoops of chilli. :P And the mushrooms were delicious! They were topped with a mixture of garlic and olives (I think) and went very well with bread.


But! The drink was something else. I don't have a very good stomach for alcohol. When I downed some tequila neats a few years back, I puked 5 times and had rashes for 2 weeks. I think it was some kind of allergy and now I usually go for milder stuff at clubs.


Sangria is supposed to be rather mild. However, with my weak state of health towards alcohol, it was not at all mild.

With a few sips, I could still give an attitude pose:


But after a few more sips, I knew I was a goner when I saw 2 JTs...


Then I wandered off for some Salsa, leaving a bemused JT to trail along...


Chio bo? Cleavage leh! And Salma Hayek's figure in a pretty white dress. Hikes! (@_@"")


Heng ah! Not too drunk to remember to reveal the answer to my this question: What is this thing that sweetie JT bought me?


And I have a series of 装可爱 pictures to show you how this is used!


Ear muffs! Can see my pores in this picture! Yikes! Hahahaha....



Muffies make me happy! And my tongue dances when I'm happy!



Furry white things for my ears makes me smile! And take lots of pictures in my koyak home tee! Well-worn tees are the most comfy!!!



Remember, next time, don't say adios! Say Ocho, chio chio!

Tuesday, June 21, 2005

Things that make us happy

The things that give me enjoyment change through the years. As I gain SOME age, different things occupy the center(s) of my happy universe.

Kindergarten Years (5-6)

Looking out for mama after school because this means that I can go to the nearest heartland to shop! (Whoever gets excited about going to Clementi Central at 20?) Otherwise, it's back to my yellow bus queue. ):


A mum-like picture. Thankfully, my mama does not have blue hair nor blue lashes.


Getting to drink Coke or any carbonated drinks.


No one really cares about getting coughs at this age right? And we love to blow bubbles through the straws into our drinks!


Any off-the-shelf chocolates/candies.

Primary School (6-12)

Getting to stay out with friends till 5pm!


Of course I'm referring to my generation. Kids nowadays have lessons till 6pm! Tut tut. Where is the childhood??


Post-exams when we can bring games to school. Zero-point, five stones, hopscotch...


Being kids, we also had violent games like "Which Barbie shall the fish eat today?"


Singapore version of Monopoly. Can haolian when you managed to buy "Queen Astrid Park". Till this day, I still don't know where it is. Muahahahahaha.. I love to use the "Iron" token!


Earning a badge for Young Zoologist/Botanist etc.


Looking back, these badges are not worth the effort I put in lor! Because my mama never helped us do our homework and I was competing against classmates whose mothers painstakingly helped them collect seeds of fruits and whatnots. Pui! Losers!



Secondary School (13-16)

Taking neoprints after school! Going to town was the highlight man! Before assembly in the morning, we would already start discussing where to go after school (There were buses to everywhere near my school.)


That's right! I even have a book of neoprints! I hope I don't get murdered after posting this up. If I do, please tell Mr. Policeman that everyone in the pic is a suspect. Hahahaha...


Buying a Baby-G!


Woo ahh wee!!! I actually won one when I submited one of the neoprints from the pic above for a contest. Want to guess which pic? It's supposed to be a "Wacky Neoprint Contest" by the way...


Owning a pager! I had a fucking expensive white Motorola MemoJazz and a pink Hutchison's.


Remember the good old SunPage? That was what I subscribed to. Wonder if it is still around now?



Junior College (17-18)

Not falling ill for the month. I have to say that I hated JC and would get so stressed by it that I get sick on a monthly basis. My friend even lamented the lack of clinic membership at that time because it would come in handy for me. (+_+") There was a very concerned teacher who would eyed me with suspicion each time I handed in an MC. How loving.


This could have been my motto then. At least I can escape some lessons.


Escaping PE during my first 2 months at a particular JC. I couldn't bear to stay for 3 months because it was atrocious. They very kindly remembered to billed me for the 3rd month though. Their PE sessions involved at least 10 rounds about the track.


The sight of this makes me puke. I got my Nafa Gold after switching to another JC even without the help of 10-round PE sessions. Pui!


Avoiding the discipline master during the routine hair-nails-uniform-socks-shoes-earrings-neck check. I didn't see how dyed hair can affect a student's performance and I still don't. Maybe they just want to discipline lah! My cool mama even paid for my dye session.


I have seen students from other JCs with this kind of hair color! Maybe their parents were part of the alumni. Haha... Or they were school "swimmers" whose hair got bleached by the chlorine. Complete with highlights.



University - Undergraduate (19-22)

Successfully getting the modules I balloted/bidded for. During my first year, I had the pleasure of trying the balloting system which was far less complicated (and luck-based) than the current auction-like bidding mechanism at NUS. But the latter was better la. After some training can become expert. More on this here and here.


Balloting was like Russian Roulette. You never knew what you were going to get. And the consequences of not getting what you want can be just as fatal (for your grades).


Being in the same tutorial slots as my friends. Because you mostly do projects with people from your tutorials. If you get those you not gam with, it can be quite a bitch. But that's life, non? Some lecturers also required us to work within assigned groups to we can learn to work with people of all kinds. The most memorable was a girl in my group who used phrases like "... bowed our knees to the superiority..." and "capitalism is the good of the world; communism is the evil of the world..." and she insisted on editing the final project paper. In the end, we got a big fat ugly C.


Passing with a C sucks too, Mr G.


School days ending by 2pm. The worst is to travel all the way to school for a 1-hour tutorial. Firstly, you cannot skip it (Attendance as part of your grade.); secondly, the 1-hour tutorial lasts for only 45 minutes because NUS requires all lessons to end 15 minutes before the hour is up so students can travel to other parts of the campus for their lessons. The mother of all crap will be get the best slot of 2pm-3pm or 3pm-4pm tutorial slot on Fridays when there are 5 other tutorial slots for Thurdays which you did not successfully bid for. With this kind of slot, you cannot plan to shop before or after the lesson. Shitty!


No school bus to send you to and fro also. Imagine the transportation fares you could have saved!


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For now, I will be happy to make people laugh! Most importantly, people like myself! Tee hee hee...

Monday, June 20, 2005

Check this out!

This girl is so like me! A very much younger version of me of course. She has a pretty interesting blog (perhaps because she is so like me).

Useless Guide - How to make a present bag

I noticed an alarming trend among my friends recently! No one ever wrap presents anymore! Birthday gifts are put into paper bags and given away... How can?! Shredding wrapping papers to pieces is one of the biggest pleasures in the world!

So, today, Miss UGM decided that it is time to share tips on how to wrap an irregularly-shaped present.


Firstly, we need to fold the wrapper into half and tape the ends together.


Make sure the length of the paper is way longer than the present itself.


Fold the bottom of the paper upwards so that it is longer than the base of the present itself.



The sides of the base have to be turned inwards.


Repeat for both sides.


Fold the bottom up.


Use a ruler to make sure the other side is parallel to the just folded side.


After folding, it should look like this:


(Complete with peace-loving fingers)


Open the folded sides and place double sided tape on strategic places as shown.


Don't forget the horizontal parts at the top and bottom.


Peel off the backing to the tape.


And fold both sides down again.



Give the half-completed present bag a 180 degree turn and fold the sides inwards.


Repeat on the other side.


Flip the bag over and you will get this:


You are now ready to open the bag up.

The base will look like so:


The side:


The front:


Monkey can now enter its temporary home!


(Monkey is checking for size)


You can cut the top of the bag like this:


So that it can be folded like so:


Don't forget your double-sided tape at the strategic place! And your peace-sign!


Here's what the side will look like after cutting a flap:


See! Monkey looks way happier with the flap!


The completed product!

Front...


Back...


Side...


Now you can give your friend the biggest present of all! The present bag is ready to be ripped apart!