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count the flowers with robo bob. (Robo Bob is from Crumpler) (I should have drawn more flowers) (2 of my relatives from thailand are staying at my place for 2 months. have i mentioned that already? they're here to learn/better their english. they are 18 and they are twins! but they totally don't look alike. my mom prepared the food for dinner and got them to cook it. we had a sumptuous dinner (: ) service today was super super super duper (:

mehmeh! don't remember much about the bread shop. you trying to roller blade down the slope at teacher's estate? daniel "lom-pang-ed" me- me on the back of his bike and being extremely nervous. the red bicycles- the big two-wheeler and the small four-wheeler. wei learnt faster than me. mum was the one who taught us, on the road leading into Green Meadows, with mister security guard watching him. i've never smelt cigarettes like the one he smoked. we had "our" carpark lot- the bestest one right in front of the entrance to the letter boxes and lift. i did not like the stairs there for they were dark and they smelt of concrete and i got scared whenever i had to use them but they were good for playing some sort of hide-and-seek anyway. (hide-and-seek in the dark in siew's room! smaller kids got to hide as part of the shelf of books!) soccer downstairs? the dent in the soil- ee told me it was caused by a boy who kicked the ball too hard. i was in half-bel...

star-spangled. hi meimei, we have always wanted to learn thai, haven't we? only siew siew got down to actually learning it, though only a bit. sawadeeka, sabaideeleika. i remember when we used to go to yala to visit them when we were all younger. the bolts of cloth. and then talking rubbish to bell as i played lego with her because i didn't know thai. she looks the same, you know? just bigger, taller, but her face is still the same. i think when it comes down to our generation, there will be hardly any contact already cos we have nothing much to talk about. which is quite sad, especially because they are really nice people. and even though we saw them only once in a long time, it feels like we grew up together with ah kee's kids. where's aunty may and angie. i used to think, why don't they call her ng if her name is N-G. cos N-G spells ng. i got it after about a year. lantern festival with pretty paper lanterns with candles (not those battery-operated hello kitty wh...

dawn and i are having a lot of fun, prounouncing "ren" in different ways. i think ren's confused. haha. http://www.leoburnett.com/ i like the pencil! haha

"Give thanks to the Lord, call upon his name; make known among the nations what he has done, and proclaim that his name is exalted." - Isaiah 12:4 :) hi, a reminder from yours truly.

Hi. Today, I didn't listen to any music (okay i did for a while. but only a while. then i turned my itunes off). I think that was good. Everytime I turn on the laptop, iTunes is one of the first things I click on. And evern when I don't feel like listening to anything, I pick a song and click on "play" anyway. How come we have to have some sort of music in our ears all the time? Like Adriel said, we have to learn to be comfortable with silence. In silence, is where God can speak to us. (If you don't believe in God, silence is good anyway. Haha :) ) In silence is where there can be input from somewhere/something that's not of this world. I feel like my ears had a good rest :D - i think my library books are due. arh-yah. i got my grades. they're okay, thank God :D i have a report to do- the do's and don't of typography. i i i i i i i i i i :/ haha - i have been reading the quotes on HOW magazine (btw, HOW mag is a design mag). I like quotes. so okay...

In an article Rick Tharp wrote for HOW mag, '...perhaps the only designer joke I'd ever heard: "How many designers does it take to change a light bulb?" Answer: "Does it have to be a light bulb?"' I took a while to get that.

Hello Kennineth (: I'm there too. um. kind of. (pardon bad DI.) (and you can do your imitation of tenghong here) Jiaweiwei, don't know whether you want to try this or not, especially since i don't have exact instructions. but here it is anyway: Mashed Potatoes with mushroom-y sauce. For the sauce, in a pot, in order: Butter, chopped onion, sliced mushrooms (depending on how much you want), fresh milk, salt and oregano or italian seasoning, dark soy sauce, then simmer and add cornstarch to thicken. If you can cook well enough then you should be able to figure out the proportions. haha. And for the mashed potatoes, mash, add milk, salt, butter, mash. It's quite mah fan. So it'd be more worth it to cook for a few people. The sauce tastes like...sauce you can put with ikea meatballs type. (therefore nice!) And if you like mushrooms you should like the sauce la. I mean, after all, it's mushroom-y sauce! :/ (then jw goes, ya~) Okay so are you going to try it? If not t...