oh the boredom

haha that was done at 209pm. after lunch. went with my colleagues this time. and yes handsome boy was there! yaooowhee! they were all very caring bout my bad throat and i was just staring at them globbing food up! aiyee! what agony. i want to eat but im really afraid it would just agitate my throat and it d just go into a fit. we went for drinks (by drinks i mean like coffee) after. and it was nice cause 2 colleagues wanted to pay for me! hee.
alvina feels wanted at least! had a bloody 2 hour break and i only smoked one cig. hee. what an acomplishment for alvina. i counted and the previous day i smoked 13! ah utter boredom! im thinking of quitting already. and since i am left with just 1 stick. i shall not buy a new pack. YES. i am going to do not. but im not sure if i want to do it ! haha .
MR ong is still finding something for me to do. and till then id be doing this every single day. oh well. i shall remind myself that my story books are more important than my business book. since now my main partner cum inspiration cum designer is too busy with her work, what the point of me carrying it around and dreaming of dreams that are not gonna happen that soon anyway!
oh and i was surfing and got this damn funny thing from here ->
here.1. That Singaporean workers are very bo chap and risk averse, while Israelis are more risk takers and entrepreneurial. Guy Kawasaki once said, "Israel has five million people, six million entrepreneurs and 15 million opinions. Singapore has five million people, six entrepreneurs and one opinion."
Maybe Singaporeans don't know what risk is because we don't have to dodge bombs on a daily basis.
3. That there are no budget constraints in the world of CSI. That is why they have all the best forsenic equipment money can buy, and everybody prints to the HP inkjets in full colour with no regard for cost. Oh, and they buy all their b&w and colour ink cartridges brand new, from 7-Eleven, and they do not use those third-party injection refills.
That's why they catch the criminals so often.
6. That Singaporeans should try very hard not to knock down foreign talent, even if the local driver had right of way, and the ang moh pedestrian disregarded traffic rules and ran across a traffic junction.
It can cost you 2 million dollars.
Remember, it not the Red Man, Green Man, but the White Man you need to look out for.
10. That we need to welcome foreigners into our country, because they help us to have a more vibrant economy and help us to increase our population.
Never mind that they may come here to enjoy our education, scholarships and economy (or what's left of it), and then use that as a springboard to go where they really want to — USA.
16. That NTUC bought over the premises formerly occupied by happening (but broke) club, Embassy, located at Esplanade and plans to renovate and rename it "NTUC Club".
With the new club, NTUC hopes to acquire "a hip quotient".
So the next time your Ah Beng friends ask you, *"Ai ki NTUC, mai?"
**"Tiao bu ah si buay chai?"
*("Do you want to go to NTUC or not?")
**("To go dancing or buy groceries?")
18. That according to NTUC Club’s deputy chief executive, Mr Lim Eng Lee, the new NTUC Club will have very Zen and modern design.
"We want a clean slate. The glass floors were very Embassy."
I hear that ceramic floors are very NTUC, they might want to try that.
Oh, and definitely must give Linkpoints during Happy Hour.
5. That there are rumours that the Singapore gay community have given up trying to organise the next Snowball '05 party, and are now planning Taupok '05. They have pledged to practise Safe Taupoking.
"Put an end to this dangerous JC 'game'
I AM a parent of a boy studying in a premier junior college in the Bishan-Ang Mo Kio area. Recently, it has come to my attention that rowdy behaviour is threatening to compromise the safety of the students.
According to my son, the violent act is dubbed 'taupok', a reference to a highly compressible piece of brown beancurd. A student would shout 'taupok' and other students would pounce on the targeted person, drag him down forcefully and climb on top of him. Due to peer pressure, more and more students would join in until the stack of bodies is about a metre high.
This violent act is supposedly done in the name of fun but, as a parent, I feel that it is potentially dangerous and even life-threatening." -ST Forum 11 Jan 2005
6. That when asking a female colleague to print Powerpoint slides for you, two on a page, it is probably best not to ask her if she can "do it two up".
17. That the new Singapore Lion is a symbol for racial harmony, and is not a symbol for the racially confused.
alvina
thank you ms sunflower.
and nurul you know i love love love you no matter what happens! (:
starhub is finally looking up.
i just neeeed to socialise! i dont have time to love.