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29 September, 2007

the central n sentosa

Went to Central today. YT said he wanted to eat at Grains. I wanted to go see the Japanese restaurants and shops there. So we walked one round to look look see see the place. Marutama Ramen has a queue outside. But the shop selling curry udon looked practically empty. YT asked me to choose which place to lunch at so I suggested Waraku (more variety to choose from). Unfortunately, it has a queue too. So we ended up at Tom Ton (because I never tried black pig before and there was no queue)


view from our table


The black pig ramen lunch set (@$13.80++) is only available during weekdays, so had to order something else. He ordered the black pig nabe (@$18.80), while I chose the black pig rice with ginger (@$18.80) in hot stone (like bibimbap kind but without the egg in the center). Side dish was one stick of black pig with leek yakitori (@$4.80). Click here to read the review.


udon soup

ginger rice


After lunch, went to look look see see what's in Central. Basement got Petit Provence, so bought some Pon (cheese ball thingie), Cream and Chocolate Wassant (some croissant thingie). Haven't eat yet, so don't know what they taste like. Marcial Kobe mini doughnuts are really tiny. There's this shop opposite Lao Zhao Pai that sells stuffs from Japan (similar to Lao Zhao Pai concept), so if anyone suddenly got craving for the shiroi koiibito choc de langue.. can get from that shop. There's also a Jap grocery shop called Yamakama.

After that, went to Vivocity and had a belgian mocha (or was it latte?) @ Haagen Daaz.

belgian mocha


chitty chitty bang bang car at Vivo


After that, decided to go Sentosa to burn off some calories. So took the sky train there. Below are some random picture @ Sentosa:



seaside



sand...


jungle trail.. but no la, never go in


hey, look what i found.. a trapeeze!


cafe del mar


some flora... i kinda like this picture


walked this stretch of road...


there were trees...


lifeguard post



some kind of statue


entrance to the hanging bridge


was at the southernmost point of asia continent



nightfall approaching...

Oh ya.. saw Ix Shen (should be him.. else its someone who looks an awful lot like him) playing beach volleyball as well... and yeah, he has a hot bod!

neha's birthday party

This was supposed to be an old post. Never got to it because too lazy to write anything...

Was at Art Frenzy again for a glass painting workshop cum Neha's birthday party. This time round, the group was bigger.. with about 17 kids in total. The interesting part was this time the kids were an international group. Quite exotic but kids being kids, they were fun. ;)


birthday cake


one for the pic

13 September, 2007

tremors felt

About 7.50am, the tremors were felt @Yew Tee. Was at home, on the 13th floor.
At approximately, 11.40am, felt it again in office on the 17th floor.

08 September, 2007

k618i

Oki doki, finally bought the phone. But because of dilly-dallying, didn't get to buy it @$8 but instead @$38. That's because online only have black now. So did everything today, and ok la. My second Sony Ericsson phone in my entire mobile phone ownership lifetime. First one, lost it in M'sia... so sad.

Here's a sample of a pic that I took using the measly 2 megapixel camera


07 September, 2007

nightmare...

Dreamt that we were rushing for some kind of project. Everyone was there (the ground level people). We were gathered at some place outside of office. After everything was done, we were ready to go for the big presentation. Suddenly, we realized that no one ever mentioned about the presentation venue nor the time. Panic ensued.

I remembered asking Reuben, who was seated at one corner (that place felt like a cafe of some hotel.. something like that..) Reuben just looked at me and replied nonchalantly. Simply bo-chap. Haha!

So frantically, dialed VS number. No one picked up. Dialed Chet's number as well. Still no one answered. That's it. This time, sure die!

Suddenly, a lady walked by and said, "Hey Ai Ling, saw your portion of the proposal.. Not bad!" She smiled. I looked at her and thought, "eeks, its Eunice Olsen talking to me!" Wasting no time gawking at celebrities, I grabbed her and asked, "Do you know what TIME and WHERE is the presentation?!"

She said yes and so I heaved a sigh of relief and woke up with a major headache...

Thinking back.. it was quite funny!

05 September, 2007

mobile phone


$168? Or


$8? Or


$98

Or none at all?

02 September, 2007

藏宝图


南拳妈妈 - 藏宝图 (Treasure Map)

Song list:

1 笑着流泪
歌词
2 哈哈哈
歌词
3 湘南海鸥
歌词
4 不该结束
歌词
5 公主恋爱手册
歌词
6 我们
歌词
7 无暇
歌词
8 时空列车
歌词
9 泡沫
歌词
10 顺时钟
歌词
11 here we go
歌词


战时最喜欢的是: 不该结束, 笑着流泪

31 August, 2007

Merdeka!





Selamat Hari Merdeka ke-50!


Moga rakyat Malaysia kekal bersatu-padu dan sama sama menuju ke puncak kejayaan!

29 August, 2007

puri?

Yesterday after meeting, Reuben drove us to a nearby coffeeshop for lunch. So we were looking for somewhere that no need pay so much for carpark (read: no shopping complexes), somewhere other than canteen and hawker food price (read: below $4).

Anyway, I think we were at Toa Payoh somewhere. This coffeeshop have 4 stalls only. One nasi padang stall, one drinks stall (with kopi-cino and ice blends no less!), one western food (but not open) and one prata stall. So I went to get food from prata stall.

Decided to get the puri set. Because, I don't know what is puri, never tasted before so wanted to try. Got the mutton puri set for $3. Someone else tried butter prata (but quite expensive @$2 per piece although its big)

According to Zak, puri is chappati fried. Cool, it looked a bit like naan but with oil ('coz fried!). The puri set comes with 2 puris (bigger than usual prata kosong), 1 potato masala (side dish) and mutton curry. The potato masala was nice, mutton curry was tender and puri tasty and sweet on its own. Very nice, didn't disappoint. I'd recommend this set to everyone! (who can take mutton) Value for $$

The coffeeshop is just beside MUIS (Majlis Ugama Islam Singapore), so it should be at 1 Lorong 6 Toa Payoh.

because it was raining

No need to send any sms to me now because I won't be able to read it. The display panel of my mobile phone is now rendered useless. Why? Because I dropped it... onto the cold hard floor. $^%&*$!

So sad...

28 August, 2007

service

The other day I bought a pair of sunglasses ( because I heow mah... can?) and after that it was chucked into some drawer to never see the daylight again. Yes la.. another white elephant. But probably will have some use when I travel home (yeah.. like twice a year maybe...) Anyway, last week I decided to take it out for some airing and suddenly noticed that there was this line on the lens. Looked like glue stuck on it.. so tried to rub it off but couldn't. So decided to bring it back to the shop. But not sure whether they will entertain me or not 'coz the glasses weren't that expensive (after discount less than a hundred) and moreover, I'm not even one of their regulars and the glasses were bought for more than a week.

At the same time I thought that I should bring the VCD that was bought in early August back to TS because when I tried to play it recently, a lot of discs couldn't be read by my computer DVD rom. The other I only watched disc 1 and it was alright and subsequently didn't get to watch it till recently. So, ok.. I'll do those two together.

So I went to the optical shop first. After some spying and confirming that the sales guy who attended to me previously was in the shop, I went in hesitantly. Another sales lady attended to my enquiries this time as the guy was busy with another customer.

me: Ahhh... the other time I bought this from here. Found some lines on the lens.
lady: Ok, let me take a look at it... (after inspection) Are you sure you didn't drop it? This looks like quite a deep scratch.
me: Nope, didn't drop it
lady: Let me try to clean this first while I search for your record in our files
guy: Hey, its you again! Did you wear your sunglasses?
me: Nope.. it went into the drawer straight
guy: Haha! Really?!
me: Yeah, now realized got scratches on it
guy: Let me exchange another one for you
me: Your colleague is attending to me now ^_^

So after all that, they couldn't exchange any new ones for me 'coz the one that they had in stock also had similar scratches. So yesterday he called me up to say that the glasses were back in stock and I could go collect.

As for the VCD, I went back to the shop and told them the problem. The lady asked for the receipt and when did I buy it. Sheepishly I said, "Quite long... like early this month..." She sort of like looked annoyed but amused but still annoyed. Then she was about to exchange with another box of VCD when I asked if I could exchange it with DVD version instead and pay the price difference. Now she looked less amused and more annoyed. Nevertheless, she was ok with it and thus, I paid an extra $7+ to get the DVD version. Heh heh..

So all in all, I am now a happy customer. Ask and you shall receive...

ps: thanks to the ppl in Optical 88 (CCK) and TS (Woodlands)

25 August, 2007

fellow commuter

Was in the packed train yesterday heading home after work. As usual, I minded my own business but was looking at other people and stuffs. However, when you're about 5 inches away from another person's back/face.. there's not much to see anyway.

Anyhow, while we were still at Tanjong Pagar or so, heard this booming voice that sounded very 'ang moh'. Slang and all. So I thought, well... probably some expat in the train. So Ade got a seat after a while, and she was reading her Harry Potter book, so I'm left with my own thoughts. There was this huge Chinese guy sitting next to Ade and he was also people watching, just like me. Haha.

By the time we reached Redhill or so, the train was less crowded. Noticed this long haired guy (like those 'mat rocker' but Chinese). He has this backpack and was carrying a bike helmet and was trying to inch closer to the center of the train to get a glimpse of the train route. He was like squinting and trying to figure something. I was tempted to ask if he needed help but then, never mind.. decided not to be so kaypoh.

So after like 2 minutes or so, he decided to seek help. He turned to the nearest person (and that happened to be yours truly) and asked in heavily accented, "Sorry, do you know how to get to Mar-see-ling?" Then I pointed to the route map and said, "You'd have to change train at Jurong East and go towards the red line, up north". I told him it'd take probably 18 minutes or so to reach Marsiling from JE. "I'm going towards the same direction too, so I'd let you know when we reach Jurong East." Unknowingly, I think I'd slang abit when I talk to people with heavy accents. Haha!

Then the big Chinese man who was sitting suddenly asked that chap, "Are you from London?" That guy looked surprised and said, "Yeah, how did you know?" The sitting Chinese man chuckled and said, "From your accent". So the sitting Chinese man continued to ask questions and that chap responded. After a while, he said, "Boy, isn't it hot in here..." Haha, I think he was beginning to get a little bit uncomfortable from all the questionings from a stranger.

So as I was standing beside them when all these took place, from their conversations I know that the long haired guy came to Singapore from London, and will be going to Malaysia and thereafter, Shanghai. While the seated man has been to London, Southampton and Brighton before. (and I was thinking... I haven't even been on a plane before, much less all these places..)

So, when the conversation topic came to Malaysia (got to know that the long haired guy is a Malaysian actually) so I couldn't resist and said, "Which part of Malaysia were you from?" He said, "KL" so I said, "I'm from Selangor". I think in general, it is always nice to meet your own countrymen while you're overseas.

Just before parting, we managed to introduce ourselves. He said his name, and it sounded like Markel (or was it Marcus? sorry if I got it wrong, but the accent was kinda heavy and I had to get off the train before the door closes.. ya, it was like kinda rush, you know? :P ) and so we bid our goodbyes... and I wish him, a safe journey.

16 August, 2007

ampang yong tau fu

Hngh! Food court stalls who claim to be selling "Ampang Yong Tau Foo" are all scammers! Tried the one at Centrepoint food court. Eeek... it doesn't taste anything remotely like the real stuffs. Ptui ptui ptui!

10 August, 2007

delifrance

Had dinner at Delifrance Lot 1 with Ade just now. The enhanced menu looks delicious but of course price is still a consideration. So decided to eat sandwich after all (ya.. although wanted to try the 120g sirloin steak @$9.90 but then decided against it... also did thought of getting the aglio olio but then, still don't want.. chicken wings looked nice also @$6.50 but maybe not tonight..)

So, the guy who took our order asked what bread do I prefer. They have ciabatta, baguette, croissant, rye and 9 cereals. So I said rye but then he said they don't have. So I asked if 9 cereals is those soft or hard kind. He kind of roll his eyes and said, "Well, its actually made out of cereals like sesame, soy bean etc" Then I was like, maybe better stick to croissant safest (baguette usually make my jaw ache and ciabatta seems kind of heavy). So I was quite surprise when he said, "Well, why not I let you try a bit of the 9 cereals."

So I was thinking, maybe just a tiny eeny square for me to try... but he really did bring a slice of 9 cereals! Heh heh, that's what I call service. So nice of them to offer. ^_^

09 August, 2007

jason bourne




Went to watch movie today at CCK. Picked "The Bourne Ultimatum" starring Matt Damon. Watched "Bourne Identity" and found it quite good, but didn't watch the second one "Bourne Supremacy". The movie basically has its characters constantly moving, constantly doing something. The pace was quite good, with car chases, fight scenes etc.



Matt Damon as Jason Bourne


Some rooftop action


Edgar Ramirez as Paz, one of the 'assets'


Matt Damon and Joey Ansah (Desh)



Julia Stiles as Nicky Parson


Desh and Paz are quite cool. Chiseled and cool looking... but they're out to take Jason down. The car chase scenes are quite 'fierce' with the cars being whacked left right front back. Fight scenes are good to watch too. Not bad!

taxi uncle

Yesterday took a cab from Tanjong Pagar back to home. The taxi uncle was quite friendly and talkative, but he talked like an old old man. So along the way, I've sort of noticed how his taxi will somehow lean towards the left and just like an inch away from the other vehicle...

Then the conversation went on to the way motorist behave on the road.

taxi uncle: You know ah.. last time I was driving with a female passenger, and ah this car I don't understand why ah.. suddenly came up from behind and tried to block my way.

me: orh... (glancing at how close his cab is to the lorry on the left)

taxi uncle: The passenger ah, was sooo terrified.. but you know ah, until now I still don't understand why the other car like that... still don't understand you know...

me: *probably 'coz you veered into his path!* (thinking silently)

taxi uncle: You know ah.. I've always been a careful driver... But then ah.. accidents do happen... You know ah.. accidents are hard to predict.. so they may happen.. (when he's talking animatedly, his hands will be lifted off the steering wheel...)

me: uncle.. but safety still comes first

taxi uncle: You know ah.. once, when driving.. also with female passenger.. we nearly got into an accident...

me: (slowly inching towards the right side.. in case of collision, still have hope of survival...)

Then the uncle stop at the traffic light. And he said, "You know or not... when I see the things at faraway... my eyes can see better! I'm long-sighted (老花眼).. not near sighted..." Then I said, "Orhh.. me also." Oops, the uncle got excited and turned to look at me. "You!? Sure or not?" Then he took off his glasses and handed them to me and said excitedly, "Look... see how many degrees.." I was like, "Err... uncle no need no need.. you better concentrate on the road!" Then he still insisted, so I quickly look look and said, "Aiya.. I don't know la.. " Then he took off the glasses and decided he won't put them on again!

*gulp* I said, "Uncle, you better wear the glasses!" But he smiled and said, "No need.. " I was getting worried... Then I asked him his age. He asked me to guess.. So I said, "70? 60?" He smiled and said, "58!" I was like.. har... 58 ah.. but he looked more like 68 to me!

So the rest of the journey was like our taxi keep on veering towards the left, with maybe one inch from the other vehicle but luckily, arrived safely at the destination. Phew...



Celebrating Singapore's 42 Birthday!

08 August, 2007

fun test

Take this test at Tickle


You're Obi-Wan Kenobi


The Classic Star Wars Test

Brought to you by Tickle

05 August, 2007

kdramas that i've liked...

Nowadays the expectation of drama's have gone up a few notches, preferably with new storylines and not those that have been done to death (read: winter sonata etc). But anyway, let me just intro a few that I've found to be interesting enough.

Way back in 2002, "Loving You" was launched. But I think the series came to our shore quite late, can't remember but it was on TV. Anyway, that's how came to know about Eugene (formerly from S.E.S - a girl band from Korea).



"Loving You"

And of course, it was from this series that Eugene and Park Yong Ha were rumoured to be pak-tor'ing. Haha, who knows. Anyway, its a nice drama with quite typical storyline but thank goodness no one suffered from any terminal disease in here. Only evil plots by the supposedly 'best-friend' of the lead actress. But of course in kdrama land, the lead actresses are usually innocent and chooses to believe their good 'friend' when everyone else can see that the 'friend' is plain evil. Anyway, if you like love story kind in quite the kdrama fashion, then you'll like this series.


Next, is something that I've never see before in kdrama. Martial arts (武侠) kind. "Cha Mu" title sounds misleading. Who wanna watch a girl who brews tea? Hahaha, actually I don't know what the title means but the storyline was interesting enough to watch. A slave girl (I think in the drama, women born in those era are considered low-class or unimportant as compared to the men) who rises to become a police-woman of that time. Expect lots of action in this one but the ending all sad one.


"Cha Mu"



Coming back to the modern world, here's another drama that I liked. I like the girl (Im Su Jung) who acted in this one 'coz she's fresh faced never see before and can act quite well. But this one I don't like the ending. Check out the soundtrack, it's quite haunting.


"Sorry, I love you"


Next, probably I'll intro those that I've watched in more recent times!

29 July, 2007

strange happenings...

I'm feeling quite miserable now... Blocked nose, blocked ear, sore throat, cough, fever and PMS all in one. And there's this mysterious stuff that have been happening in my apartment recently.

Last week, for no reason at all, the phone that's connected to the security guard will ring (or rather make some funny noises) on its own (in the morning like 7am!). So when you pick up, there'll be no one on the other side and then you place the phone back and it'll start making noises again. My brother said it had happened before. He also mentioned that last time our doorbell also rang but no one at the door one! Eeee...

But the next event still more happening. Two days ago, I was happily asleep and dreaming away.. when suddenly I felt like very cold. So at the back of my mind I was thinking.. probably raining. But after a while, it was getting abit too cold and vaguely my mind began registering that what I thought was the sound of the rain, was in fact, the air-cond noise. Ah ha.. you all will think air-cond only mah.. what so special? But you see.. I never switch on my air-cond. Never. So, the air-cond was switched on on its own! Walao.. I had to run out to the living room, get the console and put battery inside the console to switch the air-cond off, at 5am in the morning! And I thought that was about it, but noOoo... it happened this morning as well (though I din see what time it happened).

Now you know where my flu come from...Either I really dunno how to use the air-cond or it has gone cuckoo! When the air-cond unit is turned off, there is no lights right? Even if I set timer and put on standby mode, it should have a standby light on, no?

I am going bonkers... or is it the aliens that are trying to communicate with me, but I still don't understand the signals!

27 July, 2007

boy

Saw a cute little boy in the mrt juz now. He was sitting with his dad (at the corner seat) when he noticed that behind the glass panel, got one very pretty jie jie looking at him. Immediately his face lit up and he started making funny faces at her.

Then I heard the girl ask her bf to pass her the mineral water bottle, 'coz he was carrying the bag. So he dug out the bottle and pass it to her to drink. The boy saw her and smiled happily. Then he turned to his dad and requested for his water bottle also. (Note: While all these were happening, his dad was blissfully unaware that his son has fallen in love with that pretty girl)

So the dad brought out his water bottle (those baby kind 'coz the kid shld be just abt 2-3 years old or smthg) So the boy imitated the girl and drank like her (but using those baby bottle la.. so it was quite funny!)

25 July, 2007

mrt driver

This morning train ride is the jerkiest ride so far for this half a year. The train will pull in to the station and its already slowing down... and suddenly, brake! Walao, luckily no ah gong ah ma in my compartment, else sure fall down one. Either the train driver is new one, or the train something wrong or the tracks near certain mrt stations got problem!

23 July, 2007

mash and hash

Been craving for fried food since afternoon but can't 'coz got this sore throat. The thoughts of dialing for KFC comes to mind often enough, but then they have this minimum order of $12 for home delivery.

So come dinner time, decided to make a quick hash of whatever that's available. Well, had a tomato that's sitting in the fridge for like 2 weeks now. Some spiral pasta. A quarter can of salmon mayo spread. Some cheese. Oki doki. So threw the pasta into boiling water to cook it. Then cut up the tomato and sprinkle with salt and basil leaves before dousing with olive oil. Then threw it into the toaster oven to cook for 3-4 mins.

When the pasta has been cooked enough (frankly, I don't quite like al-dente... prefer it a little softer...) Then drained off the water, and placed the pasta onto a plate. Then quickly broke off some pieces of cheese (and hopefully it'll melt). Scooped out the tomatoes and put it on top of the pasta and cheese. Hmm.. edible but not that fantastic. And mix the can of salmon spread in as well. So there you have it. A quick hash of leftovers. Tasted of salt, cooked tomato, and sweet salmon mayo.

cayenne's birthday

Attended Eileen Nah's youngest daughter's one year old birthday party. I thought the rest of the Moonlight Walk people will be there... but I was the only one that turned up. As Eileen Nah stays all the way in Tampines, I took the bus 67 till Bedok then took cab 'coz the invite says 12-2pm, and it was already 12.30 when I reached Bedok, so didn't want to be that late (not very polite u know although late is because went to get a present for the birthday girl!)

Anyways, reached there about 12.45 and true enough, none that I recognize. At first felt kind of out of place, but soon enough, I went to find Cayenne's elder sister Charlize. Actually met Cayenne and her sis at Wen Pei's BBQ two weeks ago. And as expected, she can't remember me liao. So I quietly ate the buffet spread, and see if there's anyone else that I know of, but Eileen says none of them will be coming.

After eating (and nothing to do), I decide to whip out my Canon camera and hope that the battery will last at least a few shots.

So off I went to find Charlize. I asked if she remembered me. She seemed confused but still nodded (but I think she doesn't remember one la... just nodding her head to entertain me haha!)



Charlize posing for the camera (she's rather quiet that day but still she makes this victory sign when i asked her to pose for the camera :P )



Cayenne having her lunch first (see, she's smiling.. so cuuute~)



baby Cayenne happily waiting to blow the birthday candle


Here's wishing Cayenne, a very happy birthday!

20 July, 2007

fake bun report... is also faked?

真真假假。。。傻傻老鼠,假假都分不清楚!

Read the news here.

daisy

Some updated pics of daisy. She's at her mid-life crisis now. Probably coming to menopause soon.



shy daisy... (or she just bo chup me?)



taken with flash light on, that's why so bright (heh heh..with everything so bright, you can't really notice that the cage is somewhat dirty, right?)



let me out~ let me out~




geez people.. can u give me some privacy? i'm trying to do my 'business' here



daisy cornered by her bowl of nuts


She's really the most amiable hammie that I've ever had. Never bitten me thus far, although I'd roughen her up once in a while (playfully of course!) But I guess age is really catching up with her. Her coat has turned a more greyish (whitish) tone and she's supposed to be a 'black-bear' type :)

19 July, 2007

waraku

Had dinner at Waraku again. Previously tried the Tonkutsu Ramen so this time round must try something different so I ordered the Champon Udon. Noodle was springy and chewy and the sauce thick and creamy. The seafood is fresh and pork slices just right. Nice.


big bowl of Champon Udon!



closer view of the bubbling sauce!



Dainty looking and yummy too! Have prawns, squid and pork slices in it!


WK tried the tempura udon and boy.... the serving bowl was.. HUGE!

that's WK and his HUGE bowl of udon!



look at those tempura prawns.. yumz!

15 July, 2007

the stuffs that we might be eating...

The other day when I was at City Hall MarketPlace, happened to walk past a someone who was promoting something (kinda forgot what it was... probably some snacks). So as usual, I'd stop and take a look. The packaging was alright, with some Korean words printed. So I casually asked if its from Korea. The girl said no.. it was from China and asked if I'd like to sample the product. I smiled and declined. Then she asked, "Why? Scared ah?" I answered, "Ya.." Haha, but really... food produced from China, gotta think twice for now. Although of course the government would have done all the checks to ensure that most of the stuffs on our shelves are legitimate and safe to be consumed.

So the latest scandal being the 'bao zi' being sold in their own homeland. The bun makers decided to substitute some of the fillings with.. cardboard! Wow... stuffing it with cardboard is already dodgy.. but to use cardboards that have been treated with some industrial strength chemical to soften it... tsk tsk.. things that people do to cheat your money (cheat money is one thing... but to play with people's live is another! ) Read about it here.

05 July, 2007

artfrenzy

Penny recently moved her shop from AnchorPoint to VivoCity and yesterday I went to pay her a surprise visit. (Yalar, I ulu mah... never been to Vivo before!)

So anyway, Jessica brought me there 'coz better to follow someone who has taken public transport there before. We took bus #80 and it stops just right in front of Vivo.. how convenient! Heh heh

The shop's quite easy to find (so big mah... of course can find la!)


Art Frenzy shopfront @03-05A VivoCity



many stuff inside (and more to come!)

I've attended the workshop before at AnchorPoint, so next time will try this one at Vivo. But I don't want to make scrapbook liao. Was thinking perhaps clay stuffs... should be quite fun!


workshop area (empty 'coz that day no class.. and moreover, by the time I finish work.. what time liao! haha)


scrapbook sample (aiya, dun mind the reflected light la.. me amateur photographer only... btw, the pictures are Rebecca and Carissa, my friend's daughters)



other things to create like photo frames, figurines etc


Oki la.. that night was the first time I met Carissa. Last year, I only met Rebecca 'coz Carissa haven't been born yet! Muahaha

Anyway, Carissa was grumpy that night... and her dad just shoved her to me as a way of introduction. Like that of course cry mah! If I was her.. I'd be pretty scared!

But after a while, ok lor... must feed her then she'll smile at you. And she really really likes people singing 'twinkle twinkle little star' to her.



carissa (wondering wat i was doing...)



carissa (getting used to the camera)


So next time, if you happen to drop by ArtFrenzy, tell Penny or Desmond that you're recommended by me... should have discount.. if dun haf, let me know!!