Day 67

Where you can find me on a Saturday evening


Textile centre bowling alley (Closed down for renovation)

Prata House (Briayni + Ko-song world best)


Jalan Kayu (World best Cheese Prata + Bee hoon Goreng + Nasi Ayam)


United Square Starbucks

Spy Mansion settling (www.spymansion.blogspot.com) --> Ah Lau's new blog

Bugis street (World best dessert + Taiwan beef noodles )


Where you can find me on a Saturday in LondonHome... bored...Very bored

I knew I had work to do like my Geography Coursework, working out the music arrangement for Easter Outreach etc etc. But I just din feel like doing it, or in fact just din feel like doing anything at all.
It was like 'you need to do it' 'but you can't because you don't feel like and you don't have that energy to.' I have never felt this way before back in Spore.

It felt so bad and crappy that at 2200hrs, after spending some time with Boss, I took a walk by myself down the streets, just to get out of the house.

And just like how you would cheer up any grumpy little Kid,
you bring them to Mac-donalds.

And buy them an Ice-cream


I took a walk towards an area I have not explored before and came across your street Mr George Lau

See! The ice-cream makes the kid smile

Some art work displayed outside Selfridges



I walked on and thought to myself 'How i wish I could stay as a kid forever.'

Thinking of the next 4 years ahead kind of freaks me out.
I can't imagine myself not being able to hang out late at those places anymore.
Tied down with setting exam papers, marking scripts, preparing lesson plans, doing work review, supporting your family, taking on more responsibilities and the list goes on.

Just like S.H.E's hot hit 'Bu Xiang Zhang Da' I really wish I could stay as a kid.

Doing kiddy stuffs like this...

Look at how Happy the Joshua-s look


The kids that don't grow up


And as I browsed on the photo-album, the feelings of Nostalgia came back to our gut bursting trip to Taiwan. It was good and memorable times and I wish time could stop for us there and then.


'Growing old is inevitable, but growing up is a choice. Secured in the promises of GOD, I look, I trust, I pray.'

And to Ms Sham Tsz In, I had a good time skyping with you earlier this morning.
Don't worry so much about what is to come, the Shams are with you in this together.
Look forward in seeing you in the UK.

Day 66

A few of us 'Chia-ed' Charity to lunch today at a Korean Restaurant because it was her birthday yesterday.



Welcome to the Big '2' Charity. Happy Birthday!! :P

Edward sent me this song today and it really blessed my heart.
I hope it blesses you too. Enjoy

Day 65- Who stole my Luncheon meat!?

My food got stolen again!!!

It was my half-eaten Luncheon meat in an opened can!
It was gone and there were no traces of it in the bin.

On the first week, my cheese cake + Ham was stolen.
So I told myself, since these are finger-convenient food, I shall buy stuff that require cooking then.

So I bought raw meat, mushrooms etc..
A few weeks pass in peace, until one fine day... my mushrooms were also stolen!!!

And the rat has taken it to another level.
I ate half of my luncheon meat before I left for Ireland..
and I thought the opened can with half the luncheon meat looks disgusting enough for anyone to steal it... but it was gone.. Well done.

Was talking to some of the guys in the common room and they came up with 'brilliant' ideas for me...

1. Engrave words on the package E.g '*&^% off you %!$%%@^'

2. Write your name so that people will feel 'sorry' to eat Angus' food.
But what if there are people in hall that are not happy with me and all the more
wanna eat my food!!??

3. Pee into the food (I like this one though), like canned 'syrup' fruits to teach the person a lesson

Day 64

Sponsored dinner from Marks and Spencer:
Chicken rice in Coconut milk

Tasted like a low quality Briayni... OOooh I miss my Briayni and Teh Peng so much

Gordon was given 2 tickets (free!!) to a musical tonight at 1900hrs: Jersey boys


Outside the theatre (Hail to the most white and Rich Prince Edward)

Basically the musical was about the American 1960s poprock band '4 seasons'
How they were formed, the challenges they faced as a band, how they each went their own separate ways, as well as their private lives.


I always thought musicals were boring, but never realised I have been missing out so much until tonight because I enjoyed every moment of it. It was the first musical I attended (If you don't count the school musicals)



I was so punk'd by the lightings, how the props (i.e Drum sets, mics, billboards) appear on stage, transitions from scene to scene. How the actors synchronise so well with the backing tracks. And the retro soundtracks by 4 seasons! I Love it!


Some of the familiar soundtracks by them are like 'Can't take my eyes of you'
'Big girls don't cry' 'Oh what a Night'

It was a nice change for me. I love the raw guitar tones. Without going through any soundboards, effects. Just plain simple and nice and groovy. Loving it.


Many Fender telecasters were featured as well which was awesome!


Thumbs up for this musical. I'm willing to pay 15 pounds to watch it again.


It was really good. Perhaps My Old man have heard of '4 Seasons' before?

Day 63

It was great to be back 'Home' once again
Took the day to sleep in since my lesson was late in the afternoon.

Featuring the sponsored lunch from Marks and Spencer:
Spagetti Bologneise
Tasted horrible like dog food.. But free lah, cannot complain.
'Mai Hiam Aye Sai'

I was trying to recall the 'stock' I have in the fridge on my way home. Realised that all those 'stock' we took from 'Marks and Spencer' were all meat items...

Not wanting to die of constipation or suffer from a bleeding opening, I went to Marks and Spencer and PURCHASE (WOW) 3 packets of stir fried mixed vegetables because they were on offer. '3 for the price of 2'



Dinner for the night


End product

A balanced diet!!