Category: Everything Else

I did most of my thesis writing at my home in Farnham Street rather than the office at Curtin University during my years in Perth. During those long days of writing, the television was usually on. I think I watched

Well, Ling came back from her Venice trip chaperoning her choir… and promptly fell sick for the next couple of days from fever, sore throat, and coughing. From what I gather, it was not an easy trip with her girls

I caught a whole ton of movies both on the big screen and on disc in 2007, but the bulk of it were those mass-appeal shows. Many were great fun of course, e.g. Borat, Ratatouille, Transformers. But the show that

There’re actually both upsides and downsides of getting older by the years. On the downside, there was that time round outside Hougang Mall when a flag-seller referred me to as “Uncle”. On the upside, I get to start counting down

It’s funny to think of it sometimes, how as one grows older, one’s label changes. Specifically, over here in Singapore at least, when you’re young (sort of), people around you call you “Ah di”, or little brother. When you’re older,

We’d stopped by Ang Mo Kio Central for brunch after Sunday service just now, and guess what was on offer? Yep – the Bee Chee Hiang bakkwa was going for just $31.50 a kg – which Ling remarks is the

…a sign of preoccupation with our Lord Jesus Christ – something I read from today’s (27th Jun) devotion passage from ‘My Utmost for His Highest’ (http://www.studylight.org/devos/utm/) by Oswald Chambers. Just the third day of school and I’m feeling great anxiety

“Wade out when the tide is low…” An Australian song my choir sang as part of her repertoire long time ago rang in my head tonight as I blog about a recent field trip to the Labrador Park rocky shore.

Ya Kun Kaya Toast @ Thomson Plaza Both of us got our brunch obsessions. For myself, it’s Hotcakes with sausage at MacDonald’s, and we’ve had this so much over the last couple of months that Ling has grown paranoid over