29 Dec (fri)
- din at Bugis famous 'Hock Lam Beef Noodles'
- supposed to chill at Winebar but as there were no seats, we went over to J-bar at M hotel instead. Nice outdoor setting & music..
- supper at Chinatown 'Chang Cheng' Porridge
Hock Lam Street Popular Beef Kway Teow
27 Purvis Street
#01-01 An Chuan Building
Friday, December 29, 2006
Monday, December 25, 2006
Christmas @ Pan Pacific
23 Dec (sat)
- shopped for gift exchange at Muji & Taka
- din at Taka Crystal Jade La Mian
- movie at PS 'Night at the Museum'
24 Dec 06 (sun)
- shopped for x'mas party at Carrefour
- checked in at Pan Pacific Suite for x'mas count-down (pizzas, KFC, sandwiches, salad, snacks, etc)
- played pictionary, card games
25 Dec 06 (mon)
- checked out ard 6pm
- din at Esplanade 'Gluttons Square', had the hokkien prawn mee
- supper at Balestier Founder's 'Bak Kut Teh'
26 Dec (tue)
- after work, went to Crystal Jade at PS. Had steamed fish, mushroom beef, carrot soup and kailan.
- shopped for gift exchange at Muji & Taka
- din at Taka Crystal Jade La Mian
- movie at PS 'Night at the Museum'
24 Dec 06 (sun)
- shopped for x'mas party at Carrefour
- checked in at Pan Pacific Suite for x'mas count-down (pizzas, KFC, sandwiches, salad, snacks, etc)
- played pictionary, card games
25 Dec 06 (mon)
- checked out ard 6pm
- din at Esplanade 'Gluttons Square', had the hokkien prawn mee
- supper at Balestier Founder's 'Bak Kut Teh'
26 Dec (tue)
- after work, went to Crystal Jade at PS. Had steamed fish, mushroom beef, carrot soup and kailan.
Sunday, December 17, 2006
Hong Kong Trip
Tuesday, November 21, 2006
Birthday @ Pregos
18/11 (Sat)
Though my actual birthday falls on 20/11... l decided to celebrate early since its the weekend. For lunch, we went to the Paragon 'Shimbashi Soba' cos we love the soba. Their dessert was delicious too.
At night, we went to 'Pregos' for din. We had pizza, pasta, soup and tiramisu. Since it was my birthday month, we even got a complimentary bottle of red house wine using my Raffles Card. After din, we went to 'MOS' for awhile as Winston had a VIP card which could sign in 2 guests. The place was really happening and the multi-concept rooms was an eye opener.
Ard 11+, we headed toOrchard Party World KTV and sang for nearly 4 hrs. My frens bought me 2 nice MUJI cardigans which will be useful for the HK trip...
here're the birthday pics ...
Though my actual birthday falls on 20/11... l decided to celebrate early since its the weekend. For lunch, we went to the Paragon 'Shimbashi Soba' cos we love the soba. Their dessert was delicious too.
At night, we went to 'Pregos' for din. We had pizza, pasta, soup and tiramisu. Since it was my birthday month, we even got a complimentary bottle of red house wine using my Raffles Card. After din, we went to 'MOS' for awhile as Winston had a VIP card which could sign in 2 guests. The place was really happening and the multi-concept rooms was an eye opener.
Ard 11+, we headed toOrchard Party World KTV and sang for nearly 4 hrs. My frens bought me 2 nice MUJI cardigans which will be useful for the HK trip...
here're the birthday pics ...
Sunday, September 3, 2006
Freedom to Choose
l'm a free-spirited & fun-loving guy who's curious about the philosophies of life.
l love indulging in food, especially a hearty breakfast that includes eggs, toast, pancakes, muffins, etc. This explains the blog title cos eggs & toast make the perfect combo! haha....
Eggs are nutritious and can be cooked any way we choose. Just like a metaphor for life, we can choose to be loving or resentful, happy or sad, hopeful or despondent, helpful or indifferent, etc.
l believe in financial literacy and feels that achieving financial freedom is a conscious choice. As mentioned by the Rich Dad Poor Dad author...
“An asset puts money in your pocket, whereas a liability takes money out of it. An important distinction is that rich people buy luxuries last, while the poor and middle class tend to buy luxuries first.
The poor and the middle class often buy luxury items such as big houses, diamonds, furs, jewelry or boats because they want to look rich. They look rich, but in reality they just get deeper in debt on credit."
We can choose to work hard for our money or let money work hard for you. We must also learn to diversify and never put all our eggs in one basket. For me, l choose to invest wisely, build my nest egg and achieve financial freedom while l'm still young. Even Buddha said ...'He or She Builds Wealth Patiently Bit by Bit, Like the Way Bees Gather Honey'...
I also like this other Buddhist Teaching...
"Impermanence and change are the undeniable truths of our existence. It is by becoming aware of it, by observing it and by understanding it, one can find a suitable remedy for the sorrow of human life and achieve liberation."
Materialism & beauty are like the passing wind and will not last. We can choose our own destinies, to seek the true meaning of our transient lives and be good to others along the way.
Together with my friends, we're on a quest to discover the best life has to offer...
Let's Make a Toast to Life !
l love indulging in food, especially a hearty breakfast that includes eggs, toast, pancakes, muffins, etc. This explains the blog title cos eggs & toast make the perfect combo! haha....
Eggs are nutritious and can be cooked any way we choose. Just like a metaphor for life, we can choose to be loving or resentful, happy or sad, hopeful or despondent, helpful or indifferent, etc.
l believe in financial literacy and feels that achieving financial freedom is a conscious choice. As mentioned by the Rich Dad Poor Dad author...
“An asset puts money in your pocket, whereas a liability takes money out of it. An important distinction is that rich people buy luxuries last, while the poor and middle class tend to buy luxuries first.
The poor and the middle class often buy luxury items such as big houses, diamonds, furs, jewelry or boats because they want to look rich. They look rich, but in reality they just get deeper in debt on credit."
We can choose to work hard for our money or let money work hard for you. We must also learn to diversify and never put all our eggs in one basket. For me, l choose to invest wisely, build my nest egg and achieve financial freedom while l'm still young. Even Buddha said ...'He or She Builds Wealth Patiently Bit by Bit, Like the Way Bees Gather Honey'...
I also like this other Buddhist Teaching...
"Impermanence and change are the undeniable truths of our existence. It is by becoming aware of it, by observing it and by understanding it, one can find a suitable remedy for the sorrow of human life and achieve liberation."
Materialism & beauty are like the passing wind and will not last. We can choose our own destinies, to seek the true meaning of our transient lives and be good to others along the way.
Together with my friends, we're on a quest to discover the best life has to offer...
Let's Make a Toast to Life !
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