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| Wednesday, June 11th, 2008 | | 5:14 pm |
Happy BD to me! Yest was my bd. Happy birthday to myself. =) 30 years old is a dragon! Current Mood:  cheerful | | Thursday, May 8th, 2008 | | 12:56 pm |
Just complaining Went to open a DBS corporate current account cos now payroll using the bank software no longer accepts cheques. Have to debit direct from a DBS company current account. So troublesome. Imagine I spent one and half hour at the bank just to open the account. This was the second time I went yet there were still so many documents to check and so many verifications to make. Firstly, every page of the documents submitted has to be signed. We are talking about documents that can go up to 20, 30 pages which can be quite a hassle. Then verification of all the directors' signatures. That means they have to log in to their system and one by one check whether each director holds an existing account with them. If no account is found, the director have to be be present in person for the opening of the account. Mafan, mafan. Also, a standard bank form for company's resolution has to be filled. That was the reason why I have to made a second trip in order to get the signatures of all the directors. In the first place, the letter sent to us did not indicate clearly there was such a standard form to be filled up. Grr... Further more, if the company's shares are owned by other companies, still have to go and check with the person in charge of the other company. Have to check whether can open the account at the branch or escalate up to the person to do the account opening. Wah. All these verifications are such a headache. The person also told me it is indeed quite a hassle to open an account nowadays. She mentioned it would be worse if company is owned by a foreign company. I think it will be a nightmare. Current Mood:  working | | Friday, April 25th, 2008 | | 7:49 am |
personality Had an interesting talk with my fren about some basic characteristics of a person. Introvert or Extrovert Introverts think through problems by themselves, do not feel like sharing with others. Extroverts think out loud, solving the problem as they talk through it. Judgemental or Passive Jugemental ppl plan ahead. They cannot stand things being unplanned. Passive ppl go with the flow. They change their plans depending on the situation. Thinker or Feeler Thinker makes decision by logic, and determine what is right or wrong. Feeler makes decision by feelings, putting other ppl's feelings into consideration. I guess I'm more of an introvert, judgemental and feeler. Hmm... Current Mood:  thoughtful | | Monday, June 25th, 2007 | | 9:09 pm |
Australia - Melbourne  At the farm  Our vehicle  Feeding kangaroos  Philip Island - Watch world's smallest penguins. That's all I can take cos no photography allowed inside. It was super cold with the freezing wind blowing at u!  First stop of Great Ocean Road - It is called London Bridge. Was supposed to be linked together but was broken off   12 Apostles - Aren't they beautiful?  Railway station  Their Burger King!   Shopping! Victoria Market. They close shops v early at 6pm so this was the first time that we managed to shop. A lot of Made-in-Chine products. And the Australians really not keen in doing business. No discounts from them no matter what!  Going home... On this plane... | | Wednesday, June 13th, 2007 | | 8:03 pm |
Australia - Sydney  Paddy Market  Sydney Opera House  Nice?  Parrots at my 'hotel' at Port Dickson - Salamander Shores  The 'hotel'  Playing sand-boarding. Fun! But a lot of sand blowing onto your face!  Supposed to go watch dolphins. In the end, saw much more seagulls instead of dolphins!  Sydney Fish Market - Where there are very fresh oysters at $1 plus per oyster. Did not have any as we went there early in the morning.  The 3 Sisters of Blue Mountain - Can see? Story is about their father turned them into stones so that they cannot get married  Their Olympic Stadium Current Mood: happy | | Monday, June 11th, 2007 | | 8:01 pm |
Australia - Gold Coast Trip to Australia recently. =) Below are some photos...  Dream World's highest - 38 storey height, fall in 3 sec! U reach ground level before u can react!  Scenery from my first hotel- Vibe hotel  Movie World's newest ride - Superman Escape. U reach 100km/hr v v fast! Fun!  4D movie - Shrek  Police Academy show  Photo with Wonderwoman, Green Lantern & The Flash     The parade  Batman ride - The first fall was scary =) Current Mood:  good | | Sunday, April 15th, 2007 | | 9:20 pm |
Cut hair   | | Sunday, March 18th, 2007 | | 10:20 am |
New hairstyle   | | Friday, March 9th, 2007 | | 12:20 pm |
| | Wednesday, March 7th, 2007 | | 1:17 pm |
Backlog 2 More images from my trip...  One thing to note about Bangkok is the lack of toilets. This photo was taken when we finally found a toilet at one of their universities.   Actually wanted to cross the river to a restaurant at the other side. But legs were so tired we had dinner at this restaurant.    Photos in a shopping centre   Taking the big big ferris wheel. Very hot leh as the cabins are enclosed.  The four-faced buddha  Cab of a friendly driver. He can speak chinese. Clever, he even offered to pick us up at the theme park later. Really know how to do business.  Dream World. Very very far from the city central! Very few visitors...   Up on the mini cable car  My favourite fast food!  Go Kart. Had a major chain collision. The people tried to show off so no one wanted to give way, resulted in crashing into one another.  Watched their special effects show...  Giant in little man town  Elephant ride. Anyone?  Cabbages and condoms restaurant. I stumbled upon this restaurant signboard when looking for dinner. Realised it was on the recommended list.  The recommended sticky mango rice. Quite a nice dessert though the main courses were pretty ordinary. Back to more shopping... Personally, I prefered MBK. Other shopping centres nothing much.  On the way home liao! | | Monday, March 5th, 2007 | | 12:12 pm |
| | Tuesday, February 27th, 2007 | | 10:00 am |
| | 8:35 am |
It's a brand new year!
Time flies. Seems like a blink of the eyes and another CNY holidays has passed.
I still remember the last CNY I was still burdened with studies. This year, the weight is lifted from my shoulders. But one thing does not change. Another round of pigging over the holidays. Another round of fats round my waist!
A new year means more new year resolutions. To me, I must remember to treat my loved ones better and better. My wife-to-be, my family, my frens. I need to spend more quality time with them. I must treasure the time I have and use it wisely. I also have to improve myself. Constantly. Fine-tuning to make myself a better person.
New year. New hope. To everyone, wishing all happy always! | | Friday, November 3rd, 2006 | | 8:24 am |
Complimentary workshop Helping my friend pass the message. See any of you, your friends or relatives are interesed. =) Would you like to help your children to excel in their studies and develop their full potential to become champion students for life? I will like to invite your family to a complimentary workshop on “How to Become a Champion Student For Life”! In this workshop, you will learn how your child can: ü Study smarter, not harder ü Have fun studying and increase motivation to learn ü Significantly increase marks in all subjects in school ü Prepare for the exams with confidence ü Become a Champion Student for LIFE! This workshop is conducted by Mindchamps, the only Learning How-To-Learn Institute from Australia. All our programs are scientifically researched by world renowned neuro scientist, Allan Snyder, Founder and Director of Centre for the Mind (a joint venture between Australian National University and University of Sydney) for Primary one to tertiary level students. During the workshop, your children will have the opportunity to learn a powerful learning technique that they can apply immediately to their school work. 4 Nov 06, Saturday 1.30pm-4.30pm (English) 4 Nov 06, Saturday 7pm-10pm (English) 5 Nov 06, Sunday 1.30pm-4.30 pm (Chinese) 11 Nov 06, Saturday 1.30pm-4.30pm (English) 11 Nov 06, Saturday 7pm-10pm (Chinese) 12 Nov 06, Sunday 1.30pm-4.30pm (English) To register for the complimentary workshop, email your preferred date, name and contact number to khengbeeo@mindchamps.org or call me at 92760049/96932421. Seats are limited, please do book early! In addition to the above dates, we can also have private session with you and your child so that we can assess your child’s learning abilities and allow us to address any issues in greater depth. This session can be scheduled anytime to your family convenience. Looking forward to hear from you soon! Well wishes, Kheng Bee, Ong 92760049/96932421 Licensed Education Advisor MindChamps - Discover The Champion In You! http://www.mindchamps.org | | Thursday, November 2nd, 2006 | | 1:22 pm |
Pain Problem troubling me for many months. Everytime go toilet do 'big business' will have sharp pain. Last time went to consult doctor he told me it is due to a slight crack in the rectum. But so painful. Current Mood:  uncomfortable | | Monday, October 30th, 2006 | | 12:29 pm |
Back from another wedding Went to my colleague's wedding yesterday. Somehow, was always quite touched when I attend weddings. Maybe becos I'm in the mood too. Haha. I just find it very sweet to see the couples hand in hand walking up the stage. It symbolises the start of a new journey. A lifelong commitment. =) My turn next year! Current Mood: good | | Friday, October 27th, 2006 | | 4:21 pm |
Updates Back from reservist. Two weeks of boring life... This in-camp was my unit's ATEC 1. (ATEC stands for Army Training Evaluation Centre) It comprises of tests to determine how good / battle fit your unit is. ATEC 1 comprises more of techincal tests such as weapon handling tests and knowledge theory tests. Thus, it was not as siong as it was used to be. There was only one day of exercise (used to be 2-3 days). I even injured my toes so I did not participate in the exercise. Haha. I never enjoy wearing green. So whenever i'm in green, feel very lethargic. But it was always good to catch up with my army frens. =) Next year will be the siong in-camp training. Heard there is 3-4 days of exercise. Think my old bones going to crack! Current Mood: happy | | Thursday, October 5th, 2006 | | 1:04 pm |
? | The Keys to Your Heart | 
You are attracted to good manners and elegance.
In love, you feel the most alive when your partner is patient and never willing to give up on you.
You'd like to your lover to think you are optimistic and happy.
You would be forced to break up with someone who was emotional, moody, and difficult to please.
Your ideal relationship is comforting. You crave a relationship where you always feel warmth and love.
Your risk of cheating is zero. You care about society and morality. You would never break a commitment.
You think of marriage something you've always wanted... though you haven't really thought about it.
In this moment, you think of love as something you thirst for. You'll do anything for love, but you won't fall for it easily. |
Current Mood:  lethargic | | Wednesday, October 4th, 2006 | | 9:34 am |
Updates Recently went to an old fren's wedding. Knew her for 11 years ans she was one of the best frens I ever have. Congratulations, Liping! I am really very happy for you. So happy to see that you have found your happiness. Desmond's speech was really touching. He talked about how he was enchanted even by the little things of his wife. His sincere speech shows how much in love he is with her. Ganbatte, both of u! Wedding is a one-day affair but marriage is a lifetime commitment. =) You two have my blessings. Current Mood: good | | Thursday, July 27th, 2006 | | 2:28 pm |
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