samedi, décembre 26, 2009  There's no comparing the two; it's comparing apples and oranges. The more important questions are: When are you going to get off the starting block? Are you at the right meet? Are you on the right lane? Those are harder to answer.
[Spring vs Long Distance] |
jeudi, décembre 24, 2009  Am I the only one who sees these two separated at birth? Libellés : current affairs, humour [Twins!] |
mercredi, décembre 23, 2009 real computer geeks talk to their computers  Today the funniest thing happened - the church public computer was acting rather strangely and was performing very slowly (turns out it has a terrible virus which we're trying to exorcise now). J and I were typing on the Christmas programme, trying hard to figure out what was wrong with it. We decided that the computer was ill or just acting up. Immediately, both of us independently stroked the computer, simultaneously saying: (me) "Sayang-sayang" / (J) "Are you okay?" Behold the litmus test for real computer geeks. HAVE YOU HUGGED YOUR COMPUTER TODAY? Libellés : church, personal, technology [real computer geeks talk to their computers] |
mardi, décembre 15, 2009 Gary Chapman's Five Love Languages Have you taken the test? If not, why not just find out? It makes for much better communication.I feel loved when...The Five Love LanguagesMy Primary Love Language is Physical Touch
About this quizUnhappiness in relationships is often due to the fact that we speak different love languages. It can be helpful to know what language you speak and what language those around you speak. Take the Quiz! And just cos I was super kaypoh: c.t. quality time: 11 physical touch: 7 acts of service: 7 words of affirmation: 4 receiving gifts: 1 m.t. Physical Touch: 9 Acts of Service: 8 Quality Time: 7 Words of Affirmation: 6 Receiving Gifts: 0 j.e. acts of service 9 quality time:9 words of affirmation: 6 physical touch: 4 gifts: 2 pc Quality Time: 8 Physical Touch: 7 Words of Affirmation: 6 Acts of Service: 5 Receiving Gifts: 4 d.l physical touch 11 quality time 8 words of affirm 4 gifts 3 service 3 h.ww acts of service 10 quality time 6 physical touch 5 receiving gifts 5 affirmation words 4 Libellés : personal [Gary Chapman's Five Love Languages] |
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mardi, décembre 08, 2009  So you're in spin class, and let's face it, it's been a while since the last time you tortured yourself with this class (although you sort of excused yourself by saying that the music's so ah beng and mostly unsingable, so it wasn't so fun.)And then about 45 mins into the class, you're in 3rd position, huffing heavily, and you think your heart is about to simply explode from the strain, and suddenly, there's a tap on your hand. You look up and the sweat-drenched face of your friend tells you, "Go faster." Bring it on, baby.
[bring on the pain (redux)] |
lundi, décembre 07, 2009 old friends bring on the pain (and you love it)  There are good friends, and then there are GOOD friends.There are old friends, and then there are REALLY old friends. Then you go to the gym together and suddenly you realise that you've never realised how completely sado-masochistic they are. And then even more suddenly, you've got two standing appointments to go to the gym on a weekly basis. Then suddenly, you realise why you're friends. (... or maybe it's time to review and reconsider that status...) [old friends bring on the pain (and you love it)] |
samedi, décembre 05, 2009 Tissue paper in Singapore hawker centres  Many things have been said about how we "chope" or save seats using tissue paper, especially in the Singapore CBD. Much has also been written about the plight of poor Singaporeans hawking tissue papers at food courts.I don't think anyone has written about these completely adorable tissue papers with modified movie titles on them, and with animals substituting the protagonists. From top left, clockwise: ANIMAL STORY (Toy Story), THE RING OF THE KING (Lord of the Rings), A FROG'S LIFE (A Bug's Life), MOVIES INC (Monsters Inc), M:i-3 (MI:3), and FINALE FANTASY (Final Fantasy.) I think this is the best $1 I've ever spent. [Tissue paper in Singapore hawker centres] |
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