Tuesday, 19th July 2005

:: Interview with my sister

I've been away for a while so I haven't been paying much attention to the news back home lately. I spent the weekend with my cousin and he told me about this article about my sister that was published in the local newspaper back in Singapore. I must say that I'm ashamed that I'm not as social minded, but I am very proud of her. more»

Friday, 29th April 2005

:: Accident!!!

Wah liao!!! Sometimes huh, really lang suay chi jiao bun bian kuay siah!!! I actually had an accident in my car! Whats worse is that I go langgar someones ass siah!!! Pua!!! So here I am on my way to work. Get up early because I wanna get to work early mah... Then??? more»

Monday, 27th December 2004

:: It was the Christmas of 2004

Well it's been a darn long time since my last update to this site. Over a year or so actually. I wasn't sure if I would even get back to putting anything down here. Suffice to say I eventually did, so here I am. It was a good Christmas while it lasted, the same usual routines of having gatherings and attending church mass. It is a time to appreciate the things we have and things we've been blessed with: Family, good friends, a roof over our heads, and of course the computer that we use to get online with. more»

Sunday, 05th October 2003

:: CPF Cuts - The Aftermath

Well it's finally here! After hearing about it briefly and having the government play it down shortly afterwards, the CPF cuts are finally in force. So how are we reacting to it? Exactly as expected... Life moves on... more»

Friday, 29th August 2003

:: Too much propaganda here?

Heres something that I first came across over at the Channel News Asia Forums. It was posted by xtrocious, and it is an article published in the South China Morning Post. An interesting story because it contrasts so much what we have been hearing locally about the CPF cut issue. What do you think? Too much propaganda? more»

Monday, 18th August 2003

:: Policy in Singapore - How informed are we?

Singapore has of late been experiencing a downturn in the economy that has affected many foreign and local companies, and even more citizens who have lost their jobs as a result of this. While I do not think that this is a good thing, it is not necessarily unhealthy. Let's first look over the various messages that our government has been putting across recently. I may not have them in exact terms, but should have captured the gist of things at least. more»