What chapter anyway?

Because opportunities like these don't come knocking twice. Everything has pan out so well, it's amazing. Everything falling in place. Things happening when you least expect. Feels surreal sometimes. All's good. Never better, really.

How do you give up something good for something equally good or better?
It's tough. But, I'm not complaining. Life's always been a constant trade-off, more often than not (just cause I feel strongly not having to settle for second-best).

Relocating to NYC, has always been in my to-do list. It might just happen now.

Tough call, I'd say. Just because ...

You say Pink, I say ...

The law of nature. The law of Mathematics. The law of the jungle. The law of attraction. The law of power. The law of Mummy Teoh.

Law no 1.: No wasting of food, even if the bee hoon is coming out of your ears, FINISH!
Law no 2.: No shaking of legs (literally) at all times. Spasm is not an excuse.

Random law from random: Do good deeds for strangers, But beware of relatives.

Singapore founders saw to it that we would be a NATION OF LAWS.


Pink I/C.
Pink Dot.
Pink Moolah.

Repeal 377A.



I say Pink, you say:

1. Pink's so ... gay.
2. No, cannot!
3. I'm a homophobe lah, kinda stucked in the Tang Dynasty era!
3. Yea, why not? Pink's just another color.
4. Of course, we are all-inclusive. "shut up and sit down" is so 1995!




I say, You say, We say . . .

Addicted to you

Rounds and rounds

Keeping everything I can cross, crossed!

Eating machine

My incredible eating appetite is back.
Good and bad.
Good, because its a sign that I must be super duper happy.
Bad, because I may have to consider maternity wear, soon.


I am craving for instant noodles, Chu Qian Yi Ding.











But, I just had a bowl of chicken porridge less than an hour ago.


(I say, stupidity is a sign of calculated intelligence.)

HAPPY B'DAY PRINGLES!

Beware of New Aware NO MORE

Because, the old guards have managed a landslide victory (1,414 VS 761)!

Dana Lam is now the new president of AWARE.

ABSOLUTELY ELATED.

I was so looking forward to the EGM.
A pity I could not go earlier and I could not stop sighing and rattling away until my sis went, "Omg, stop it already. If you went, you will be troubling me because I would have to rush down to the hospital for you!"

That might be true.

A calculated risk.

Sometimes, I resent how I'm 'handicapped' like that.
And because I never want this to be known to people, it's like a double-edged sword.