Remembering Paul

Found this in a little corner of my heart...

当优愁围绕着我
我感到不知所措
仿佛整个世界停止了转动

星星不再闪烁
泪水一直滑落
为什么一切只剩沉默

我知道在我最需要你的时候
你会来爱我
你会来疼我

你就是我的希望
你就是我的答案
你给我力量克服一切困难

我不再感到孤单
只要你在我身旁
永远在我心房
在我心房

For memory's sake

Yh was showing me the artwork of her wedding invite...When i got reminded of mine..

060606

yep, 2 more days i would be married for 3 yrs! :-D

Great year, 2006.

I had a great year in 2006.

As I reflect on my little achievements......

I had wedding jitters and got married to a wonderful man.

I caught the travel bug and got out of S'pore to Genting(Jan), Hongkong(Aug) and Japan(Jun). (ok, it may not seem that I went to a lot of places, but hey, it's considered a lot for me! And yes, I ve included japan honeymoon, also travelling wah...)

In work, I 'survived' the G.E period with 3 commemorative books, 5 town days/ exhibitions, unscathed. All these while planning for my wedding, looking back, I m pretty amazed by myself!

I started this blog and and I can't believe it's been a year! I'm pleased to see that I had entry/entries every month!

I had my moment(s) of fame.....I appeared in the papers twice this year..hahaha! this and that lah!

I have learnt to play mahjong and count the dais from my grand master aka hubbie and even have regular mj khakis! Dun pray pray!

I ran my 1st 10km stanchart run and completed it!

I took my first step to start my driving lessons and I finished my lessons! Now waiting to take my test in 2007....

I count my blessings for having....
- A bigger happy family (hubbie's and mine)
- A stable job, a roof over my head
- Good health
- Wonderful colleagues cum frens
- Inspiring and youthful YEC frens
- Eat-drink-have fun buddies cum mj khakis

Of coz, there were disappointments and 'suayness' but overall, 2006 has been a great year for me!

I look forward to a better year in 2007! ;)

To my baby sis

I remembered how excited I was when my mum was expecting my sis.

I thought she is going to be a goat like me but she came to the world a bit early and became a horsie ;)

She was very cute when she was a baby. Bambi eyes, big head, small body...

I loved carrying her around and showing her off when we go shopping.

"You see, soooo cute....!" salesgirls would gushed at her.

That was when I began to think that my bro was not cute at all.

I remembered fondly the time when my bro and I were attending our NPCC camp and we were not at home for 4 days. The moment we reached home and called for her, she ran out of the bedroom and started to cry when she saw us. She then hugged the both of us tightly. She missed us so much, my mum told us :)

Unlike my brother and myself, she loves animals especially dogs. Amongst the pets she had, were chicks, hamsters and fishes.



Although there is a 11 years' age gap and a irritating brother between us, I know she would be there for me when I need her. A lot of times, she may not understand my problems, she would ask me not to be sad and try to make me feel more comfortable in her own way.

Even though I have moved out, she still call me every night without fail to say goodnite ;)



She is still lil' girl but this lil' girl would one day grow up.

I hope I could be there for her when she first fall in love, when she gets her uni degree, when she gets married and have kids.



Happy Sweet Sixteen, Ah Girl!
生日快乐 :)

From: your Cheh

Wake me up before you go-go

Happened to come across the above song.

Brought back many fond memories of my uni days. Especially those of my Bizad faculty orientation camp.

When I began my freshman year in NUS, it was the most trying period of my life. For those who know me long enough would know why...

Anyway, sad things aside, I enjoyed the orientation camp held at sentosa and I remembered my orientation group won the "Best Cheer" and "Best Dance" award :)

I was the OGL aka orientation group leader and my group was blessed with a former Safra dancer and a former RI student leader. That was how the innovative cheers and coordinated dance steps came about.

We had our finale boogie nite at Chaplin's at holland village; it was the 1st pub I 'chionged'! (no more chaplin's now; closed down a couple of years ago).

We were taught to dance in pairs to this song. Numerous practice sessions were done at our sentosa campsite to make sure we got the dance steps and fingers 'clicking' right.

The bollywood effect of getting all people in the pub doing the same dance moves at the same time was hilarious and fun. It was so 'ah-beng-lian'! ;D

Enjoy the retro song and see george michael in his heydays!