Keke...just did an online test. Quite happy :)


What is Your Dress Personality?
Check out your dress personality and what it says about you。。。

Your Dress Personality: Elegant

You love everything that's classic. People see you as the quintessential woman – refined, poised and feminine. You exhibit an aura of sophistication, and your class and maturity is reflected through your style.

Your philosophy on style emphasizes on understated beauty: Well put-together outfits and makeup that are timeless but ultra-feminine at the same time. You're not especially fanatical about buying the latest fashionable apparel, but you can be very particular about the finer details of your clothes: How it drapes on you, the colors and designs, etc.

MUWAHAHAHAHAH!!!!
Try it @
http://www.shoppinglifestyle.com/quiz/dresspersonality/result.asp

Events...events...

My spastic sister was finally 21 yrs old 5 days ago! But in my eyes, she will forever remain 21 months. Keke. Once a younger sister, always a younger sister. There's NO WAY out.
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Ongoing KTV craze these few days, or at least, the people around me thought. Truth is, I hardly organized any, more like 10% out of the many KTVs I have gone to. Nonetheless, I like to sing, especially duets. Quite a nice way of teamworking. Especially when you have another breakthrough. That's my joy for singing.

I am singing tomorrow, yet again. Whoot.
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KTV aside, having pimple woes for the past 1 to 2 months. Recurring acne problems. Pimples. On my once smooth cheeks i was proud of. I even had a nightmare, of buying 47 skincare products online. I remember i was counting, and counted 61. But i was embarrassed to say the exact figure, so i gave a discount to the actual figures. Hope that things can have a better turn around soon.

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My friend tried to give me a makeover. Unfortunately, I am super not used to looking at myself in polo tee. Too bad. Till i find something nice and affordable. Then, i can become a dashing girl~

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And my 21 months old sister is scolding me yet again, for misplacing my powder. :)

SDU

I have just finished read the whole copy on SDU. Heehee...sounds kinda interesting. But i thought that it has been privatised? It is still called SDU? HMMM...

I think if i were single, i would have devoured the book a few times over and over again. Hahaha..But since i am not, i do wish that they have more materials on how to keep relationships going. SDU is not only about creating couples out of interactions right? I believe that keeping a relationship going is equally important.

Anyways, I was reading this part on "Love confessions" where someone mentioned:
"I like girls who have a child-like perspective of the world: an idealist who views the world as a fun and good place to live where people don't harm each other. I will love her for her innocence and naivety. She can also be absent-minded because i seldom forget things." I felt so touched after i read that, i had an impulse to raise up my hand and proclaim "ME ME!!! THAT'S ME!!"..Hahahaha.

And then again, I would like to add that girls who are child-like naturally need quite a lot of assurance and security that they are in good hands. Which leads to considerable amount of care, consideration and sensitivity you know. Can anyone ever reach that?

What keeps you going?

For me, having things to learn keeps me going. Leaning can occur at anything, anywhere. But in my current position, I keep having the feeling that "I can do more". Yes, that's dissatisfaction. Recently, the new guests to my fishbowl (as what they call my office in a restricted corner) is bringing me some fuel for motivation, with more new stuff to wet my appetite. WHoo Hoo~ I am SO HAPPY.

Which brings me to the next question:

What makes some men happy? Or at least, (according to the radio), relieves stress for the male Jap counterparts.

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TADA~~~~~~~

Introducing...Revolutionary lingerie just for men. Stress relieving? Hmmm... It probably reminds these big boys of the closeness to mama.

Interesting. Don't believe? Go to: http://www.wishroom.net/

Time of the year~

It's the time of the year, when suddenly, you receive calls from Manulife and the like, asking if you would like to be an insurance agent, or, in a nice way, a financial planner. It hadn't struck me that once again, there is an influx of graduates looking for jobs, and insurance companies seeking their prey. And out of nowhere, you receive emails that tell you "xxx insurance company has viewed your resume online."

Financial planning can't seem to shake of the stigmatism that the public has of it. You either suddenly have more caring friends, or you realize you are suddenly friendless, that is, if you are the agent.

Actually, agents can earn a lot of money. If you are irritating, persuasive and forward planning enough. Plus, more than 70% of Singaporeans do not have adequate insurance (forgot where i read it). If you look at it, the market is there. Just that the Singaporean mentality is not quite ready for it.

On another note, it is indeed important to plan AHEAD. However, many people around me tend to be complacent. I think we are so used to having things planned nicely for us, that we have become lazy to think. Maybe that's why agents are there to bug us. And persist in their irritating attitude. Haha.

Whatever it is, it is never too late to plan. And the process of thinking is kinda interesting.

A night of Ups..and Downs.

Overeating. My no. 2 fear after puking.

Today, i almost enjoyed a combo of my top 2 fears.

The story goes...
I proudly exhibited my unique "Singaporean-ism" at Kushinbo's "Last hour feast" from 9 to 10 pm. Afterall, i had just made specs worth 330. That was a triple ouch, (my budget was $200 initially) and it ended close to 9pm. So, it made sense to go for a gd buffet at a cheaper rate. We thought one hour was a lot for a buffet. Wrong. It was a feast that would be one hour, but the buffet selection was only till 9.30pm. So we had to take all we wanted by 9.30pm.

We literally stuffed ourselves crazy, with a bit of everything we could find. We had so much food on the table, the waitress walking by must be thinking "Siao eh, you sure you can finish all these in the next 15 mins?!!?"

Kinda paisei when i think back, having overestimated our capacity for food and having wasted some in the process, much as me and soh tried to salvage. After our "dinner", we spent 45 mins. trying to walk and sit to digest our food.

No more free flow sashimi, no more Kushinbo, no more "Stuffed turkey's special" at least for the next 2 months. We have learnt our lessons. I am still trying to burp the air out.

Up through my mouth, down as very rich fertilizers.

My life so far.

My working life so far has been a bed of roses, doing filing (Quality Assurance) and getting people to sign on documents. Then perhaps, a bed of roses ain't that exciting afterall. Roses have thorns, just as I am bored to tears. My left brain has to constantly think of activities to keep my right brain occupied. *Yawns*

That's about how my days are. As to night...Hmmm

Have been enduring late nights- something i would like to work on.

This week has also been quite happening. Went out everyday for afterwork, except today, at this point in time with this entry. (But i am going out soon again!) Hoho.

So, what did i do today afternoon? Went walking and finally bought Mr. Soh his birthday present. Hope he likes it!

But, getting to and out of Takashimaya ain't exactly smooth. I got hopelessly lost, having walked out of the shopping centre, passed by Isetan, went in for a tour, and out, only to find myself back at Takashimaya Shopping Centre again. ARGH. Talk about mazes.

I guess, if cows have caste, I would be a blur cow. I just feel so lazy to think. But then again, what's wrong with idling round and round on a lazy friday afternoon?