Friday, February 1, 2008
茶叶蛋
Looks really yummy right? It was 圆老师 who made it for all of us! Her 茶叶蛋 really brightened up my Tuesday! And it’s super tasty.
谢谢圆老师!
I'll try getting the recipe from her,so I can try making them too.
Monday, December 31, 2007
New Year Resolution
1. Be closer to God
2. Have quiet time with God everyday
3. Bring 2 friends to church
4. Talk more to Mom and Dad and my Sis
5. Make alot alot of friends - True Friends
6. Be cheerful
7. Spread smiles on other people faces
8. Be hardworking and achieve good results
9. Stay constant in my work
10. 改进我的华文
11. Go to VJC next year
12. Earn the Commisioner Badge
13. Be a good NCO
14. Get a silver cert in swimming ( Done )
15. Learn how to bake a cheesecake
16. Play Bminor chord on guitar
2. Have quiet time with God everyday
3. Bring 2 friends to church
4. Talk more to Mom and Dad and my Sis
5. Make alot alot of friends - True Friends
6. Be cheerful
7. Spread smiles on other people faces
8. Be hardworking and achieve good results
9. Stay constant in my work
10. 改进我的华文
11. Go to VJC next year
12. Earn the Commisioner Badge
13. Be a good NCO
14. Get a silver cert in swimming ( Done )
15. Learn how to bake a cheesecake
16. Play Bminor chord on guitar
Sunday, September 23, 2007
Healthy Hamburger
Take a load ( or bite ) out of this
Instructions
1. Fry the egg
and buah lah you have Lunch!
Happy munching
Your looking at a whole new healthier version of a Hamburger!
The ingredients:
Some butterhead lettuce
Cheese
A slice of ham
Some herb wrap ( that kind of taco bell, McDonald chicken foldover thing )
One Egg
Thousand Island
Instructions
1. Fry the egg
2. Sandwich everything in between the wrap
3. Finish it with a dash of Thousand Island for taste
and buah lah you have Lunch!
Happy munching
Saturday, September 1, 2007
Orchard Road
It was a curious evening today. My family and I went out to do a little shopping and celebrate Happy Teacher's Day for my Mother.
Orchard road is the place where you find all the good looking and chic, and also the place where you find all the beggars and buskers.
Walking on the pavement along orchard road, I saw a human statue totally masked in gold spray. There he stood, motionless like stone. A large crowd was forming around him then. At a closer look, I totally understood how this " mechanism " worked. Whenever someone put a coin in the box next to him, he would move out of his stillness for a few moments. After that, he would return back in his "stoning" until the next coin was put in. For a moment there I almost believed that he was a robot. He practically didn't move a muscle, despite having the whole crowd's eyes glued on him.
We went to buy bedsheets and as we were walking in the Departmental store, I could see sales promoters talking at the top of their voices to persuade people ot buy their product. Be it kettles, mops, and other kinds of household gadgets. The lucky ones had a crowd gathered around them, listening attentively, while the others were shouting as loud as ever, hoping that some people would stop and listen, and so that they wouldn't be like talking to themselves anymore. And I think they're be at this for the whole entire day, they must really have sore throats after each day of work right?
Whilst wakling to the MRT Station through the underpass, I saw a handicap by the side having slight spasms on his wheelchair. Everyone seemed to try to steer away from him, maybe becuse they were afraid. As I walked closer, the ground in front of him was empty. He looked really 可怜, and that's the only words i can use to describe him. In my heart, I wonder how he was able to get to this place, and looking and him, he was certainly unable to move by himself. I only understood later on that actually, he didn't go there by himself, it was somebody else who brought him there And that somebody stationed the man at that underpass, hoping that people would take pity and throw a coin or two. And maybe, later on, he would collect all his coins. That handicap was just a money-maker to him. And that's really mean.
Maybe I'm too naive or something.
Orchard road is the place where you find all the good looking and chic, and also the place where you find all the beggars and buskers.
Walking on the pavement along orchard road, I saw a human statue totally masked in gold spray. There he stood, motionless like stone. A large crowd was forming around him then. At a closer look, I totally understood how this " mechanism " worked. Whenever someone put a coin in the box next to him, he would move out of his stillness for a few moments. After that, he would return back in his "stoning" until the next coin was put in. For a moment there I almost believed that he was a robot. He practically didn't move a muscle, despite having the whole crowd's eyes glued on him.
We went to buy bedsheets and as we were walking in the Departmental store, I could see sales promoters talking at the top of their voices to persuade people ot buy their product. Be it kettles, mops, and other kinds of household gadgets. The lucky ones had a crowd gathered around them, listening attentively, while the others were shouting as loud as ever, hoping that some people would stop and listen, and so that they wouldn't be like talking to themselves anymore. And I think they're be at this for the whole entire day, they must really have sore throats after each day of work right?
Whilst wakling to the MRT Station through the underpass, I saw a handicap by the side having slight spasms on his wheelchair. Everyone seemed to try to steer away from him, maybe becuse they were afraid. As I walked closer, the ground in front of him was empty. He looked really 可怜, and that's the only words i can use to describe him. In my heart, I wonder how he was able to get to this place, and looking and him, he was certainly unable to move by himself. I only understood later on that actually, he didn't go there by himself, it was somebody else who brought him there And that somebody stationed the man at that underpass, hoping that people would take pity and throw a coin or two. And maybe, later on, he would collect all his coins. That handicap was just a money-maker to him. And that's really mean.
Maybe I'm too naive or something.
Sunday, August 19, 2007
LATE POST ''
Ok, your hungry. I know.
Anyway, I had this tau paoed Wan3 Tan1 Mian4 for dinner today. I bought it from the nearby shop outside our house. As I tucked in the pipping hot noodles, the taste which lingered in my mouth told me that this was the best Wan2 Tan1 Mian4 I've ever eaten.
The soup had a pepperish, mushroomish, porkish flavour. And the Wan2 tan1s? Succulent, juicy and tender meat fillings are surely to melt in your mouth.
And halfway eating through, I realised that the auntie had give me 7 Wan2 tan1s! It was like I had already eaten 3 of them and there were still alot more? Haha.
So mmHm.
Ok, so I'm not that good of a food critique myself ( especially the vocabulary ).
But, I thoroughly enjoyed that simple $3 meal. It's ironic how the the simplest things in life can make you soo happy, just like what this unfussy ta-pao-in-plastic-container-wan3-tan1 did.
Ok, your hungry. I know.
Anyway, I had this tau paoed Wan3 Tan1 Mian4 for dinner today. I bought it from the nearby shop outside our house. As I tucked in the pipping hot noodles, the taste which lingered in my mouth told me that this was the best Wan2 Tan1 Mian4 I've ever eaten.
The soup had a pepperish, mushroomish, porkish flavour. And the Wan2 tan1s? Succulent, juicy and tender meat fillings are surely to melt in your mouth.
And halfway eating through, I realised that the auntie had give me 7 Wan2 tan1s! It was like I had already eaten 3 of them and there were still alot more? Haha.
So mmHm.
Ok, so I'm not that good of a food critique myself ( especially the vocabulary ).
But, I thoroughly enjoyed that simple $3 meal. It's ironic how the the simplest things in life can make you soo happy, just like what this unfussy ta-pao-in-plastic-container-wan3-tan1 did.
Saturday, August 18, 2007
Tissue Paper
I bought those from a "flagger" today. Not flagging stickers, but tissue papers.
The flagger was without legs, his armed outstretched, with 3 tissue packets in his palm, to the passerbys. Next to him was a little carboard poster with the words " 3 for $1 ". I thought I would walk past as if he wasn't there at all, but after walking about 10 metres away, something make me walk back. I dug out a 2 dollar note and wanted to buy a set of tissues. In my mind I wanted to let him keep the 1 dollar change. But actually, putting myself in his shoes, that was a pretty mean thing to do. It was more like a insult.
I took 3 colourful tissue packets form his bony arm, and then took out a plastic bag with some coins in it, and held it out to me, to take the change. He really must have been really trusting, willing to take out his meagre coins out in the open and let me take a one dollar coin change.
So I did, and clutched the tissues in my hand and catch up with my friends.
If you hadn't realised, that flagger was actually a handicap selling tissues as a living.
When I got home, I relised that the tissue packets had " Cartoons " on it. See the Hansel and Gretel, Dumbo and The three Muskeeteers. Really cute huh?
Even though the they were really cheap, I don't think I'll ever use them. i always feel sad whenever i see the tissue's, because the remind me of the man who sold them, and the image of him sitting on the floor selling his tissues comes back to my mind.
And he's not the only unfortunate one out there, because there are other poor people like him, too, and some even in worser situations.
All of us are really lucky you know.
Thursday, August 9, 2007
Primary Six
Today I discovered a new song ( which I really really dig ), and some memories along with it as well.
It all came about when I was watching Legally Blonde 2 ( last resort ) when they played some song which sounded Avril. I loved it immediately. I tried to memorise the lyrics as much as I could, so that I could search for it later. What " If you're trying to turn me, into something else. I've seen it enough, and I'm over that. I'm nobody's fool... If you wanna bring me down..."
The two words Nobody's Fool sounded really familiar? Was it one of the tracks of the Avril Lavigne album "Let Go" which I burned like 4 years ago?
( This is the Illegally burned Avril Lavigne CD I have )
With excited and palpating ( did I spell that right? ) hands I pulled it out of my the CD pocket. I listened to every single track, all 13 of them. I realised that actually it was packed with a full load of great songs actually. And I previously thought it was just a lousy album?
And Indeed, at track 11, the familiar tune came out of the cd player, previously heard on Legally Blonde 2. Dig it.
And after further listening of the song, the rapping part at the beginning seemed all so famliar. I sort of had a brain wave and everything came back to me. It was the song which I sang with my group when I was Primary 6 music presentation. Now I remember!
My group was made up of Hoi Man, Hwee Fang, Khariah, Dehong and I. I think it was Hwee Fang's idea to choose this song. ( Luckily not Hoi Man's idea of singing MILKSHAKE ) Come to think of it, we actually didn't work well together as a team to present this song then. I kept complaining about how hard it was to sing the rapping part and it we would sing out of melody if we tried it. We also didn't meet up together to have a proper rehearsal like that.
In the end, it didn't turn out good, instead of singing a song, we were more like talking. Thinking back, I was really a bad bad and unreasonable team memeber back then.
And I remember the best group was Zhi Yi , or Nigel's? They sang ( And Danced ) to the song by Bring the House Down S Club 7. Haha. It all seemed like yesterday. The sweet Primary 6 memories.
It all came about when I was watching Legally Blonde 2 ( last resort ) when they played some song which sounded Avril. I loved it immediately. I tried to memorise the lyrics as much as I could, so that I could search for it later. What " If you're trying to turn me, into something else. I've seen it enough, and I'm over that. I'm nobody's fool... If you wanna bring me down..."
The two words Nobody's Fool sounded really familiar? Was it one of the tracks of the Avril Lavigne album "Let Go" which I burned like 4 years ago?
( This is the Illegally burned Avril Lavigne CD I have )
With excited and palpating ( did I spell that right? ) hands I pulled it out of my the CD pocket. I listened to every single track, all 13 of them. I realised that actually it was packed with a full load of great songs actually. And I previously thought it was just a lousy album?
And Indeed, at track 11, the familiar tune came out of the cd player, previously heard on Legally Blonde 2. Dig it.
And after further listening of the song, the rapping part at the beginning seemed all so famliar. I sort of had a brain wave and everything came back to me. It was the song which I sang with my group when I was Primary 6 music presentation. Now I remember!
My group was made up of Hoi Man, Hwee Fang, Khariah, Dehong and I. I think it was Hwee Fang's idea to choose this song. ( Luckily not Hoi Man's idea of singing MILKSHAKE ) Come to think of it, we actually didn't work well together as a team to present this song then. I kept complaining about how hard it was to sing the rapping part and it we would sing out of melody if we tried it. We also didn't meet up together to have a proper rehearsal like that.
In the end, it didn't turn out good, instead of singing a song, we were more like talking. Thinking back, I was really a bad bad and unreasonable team memeber back then.
And I remember the best group was Zhi Yi , or Nigel's? They sang ( And Danced ) to the song by Bring the House Down S Club 7. Haha. It all seemed like yesterday. The sweet Primary 6 memories.
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