Updates

Last week brought on a series of activities to fulfill. Firstly, we had to attend the orientation over in school, where we met our soon-to-be lecturer in-charge and course mates.

Strolling back into school brought fond memories as the regular convenience stores and cheap food loomed into horizon. I also noticed many renovation and new additions in the food department as the central court gave way to new stalls and pushcarts.

We managed to spot a few familiar faces amongst the sea of people over in the lecture hall along which brought whispers of gossip as people eyeballed each other’s dress sense and shoulders parading branded bags.

Students looked trendier compared to the past, as they strutted about in tediously styled locks and micro mini dresses, more becoming in the streets of Orchard rather then in campus. If they put in half the effort of dressing up in their studies, I bet they’d all be able to attain merits!

In the evening, we went to our company’s annual dinner and dance. Our table, determined to rebel against this year’s theme of rainbow colors, wore mostly black.

Once again, the food was mediocre. And like clockwork tradition, we pimped out the merlion! This time with strands of jellyfish hair and half a cherry tomato. Quite reggae don’t you think?

The highlight of the evening must have been the emcee blatantly announcing a particular senior ward manager as “aunty” repeatedly as she vied to win the hula hoop contest. Decked out in a skin tight chilli red dress showing off all the wrong curves, I felt my eyes explode into flames as her paunch gyrated to the music.

my eyes! oh.. how they burn!

We even had MJ and a tranny!

and Cheers to the people who made it all special..

The finale!

Table Scraps

Here's a little something I made for Stick Insect about our trip some time ago. Thought it would be nice to post the pictures in the blog in case I forgot how it looked like. Heehee..

The staggered layout includes pictures of the places and food we experienced in Hong Kong and Macau. I used a girlish aged pink base and accented the plain background with the red die-cut flower at the side together with some polka dot paper.

I made this little corner logo using different papers and inked in the 'stitching' around the edges of the round flower design.

I repeated a similar bird pattern on the envelope that came with the card and added some rub-ons and a bow. It's a little suprise for Stick Insect to find in the layout. Heehee..

Here's wishing all Muslims a Selamat Hari Raya!

Ramlah recommends thislady over in Plaza Angsana, Johor.

Whereas I can't resist gobbling down the freshly baked crispy baulu over on the 1st floor. And they make the most buttery pineapple tarts too! I swear that shop is resposible for my blardy ballooning weight! I don't know what's the name of the shop so I'll try to snap pics of the booth the next time.