Saturday, July 29, 2006


What I need.......

Is a good haircut. The hair ends are drying and the waves has been abit on the unmanageble side. I miss my beloved hairstylist brudder who always pay attention to my needs on hairstyling. Quite often, we often enjoy a good o bitchin' session while he fiddles moi hair. heh heh.

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Mr CB has forgotten to bring his wallet while we are out for lunch. Obviously I had to pay for his share. When we got back to the workplace, he handed over a cheque to me saying that's on his treat. Whatever, means I have to squeese time out to deposit cheque. So irritating p*g.

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I just watched the movie "Behind the lines(or lies?-can't remember for now) starring Owen Wilson. Now I can't sleep. Each time when I watched too much of action packed movies, my mind just can't settle down on rest mode.

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Keeping my fingers crossed everyday that Israel and Hizbollah groups will stop exchanging fires .Those poor children not only getting hurt by the bombs, simply just imagine what sort of up bringing will these kids in near future. Their childhood have been scarred by those horrible images of war. News on TV once showed a group of old folks who were too afraid to evacuate out of their nursing home. A few of the staffs , who were supposed to care for the folks, become emotionally traumatised. You can see from their expressions like as if they were hallucinating. My suggestion is that the head of each opposing group should have a fair fight in a wrestling ring. In that case, the fight will be fair and justice. What's more, no civilians will be getting hurt unlike in a warzone. Sometimes I can't believe that war does occur even though we are living in a modernised world.

Saturday, July 22, 2006

Just a note

My beloved sponsored kiddo from Tanzania will be turning 8 in another few months' time.
I've signed a card and a little memo booklet that contained an Australia map with pictures of native animals.

Monday, July 17, 2006

New Love

Nowdays I've developed a keen interest in looking at antique medical/surgical sets. According to this website ( click me), the surgical sets are worth collecting are mainly prior 1900s or the Civil War era. Got soo many nice but gruesome looking blades, forceps and chisels pictures. Think I'll just check it out more tomorrow.

Sian! I've developed a few sunspots that looks like little moles on your face. One of them happened to be a few cms away from the corner of my mouth. Grrrr* And a few light brown spots on my nosie.
can't wait to see Jan to get my whitening source by Sk2. Yes, I've been constantly using SPF50+ everyday even during winter.
Sun is far too harsh here even when driving, I simply can't leave without my sunnies.
Buggered the sun.

Thursday, July 13, 2006


(sapporo beer, but I love Hoeegarden more)

YAaaaaaaaaaaaaaaM SENG!

Hang on a minute. Before any readers start getting excited, I am not here to announce my big W-day. Judging from my MSN messages (the ones which you typed beside your nicks), love is sure in the air and everyone seems to be getting married. This is one of the 'phenomenons' when you reached in your late 20s or early 30s, tying a knot with your beloved one appeared to be the most 'natural' thing to do.

In Australia, couples who have lived together for about (i think) 2 years and not married are considered as de facto status. Something which I don't understand this part of the culture is the de facto couple can cohabit for a number of years together , not engaged and having kids eventually. Isn't that defeat the purpose of marriage? Or are the marriage vows scaring off the committed phobic ones? Perhaps the perception of marriage has been changed for many others. In this insane world that we are living, people are becoming less committed/less faithful and thus resulting in high divorce rates. People are more selective of what they want for themselves rather than compromising or respecting their partners' opinions.

Okay, this book arrived in my mail few days ago from Lizzy. What a great gift for err...soon-to-be-bride.Nonethelss, I did enjoy reading it and at least, I know what sort of organization needed to be done prior the big day. hurhur. My wedding fantasy is to have it in a castle in Europe and then we'll proceed to our honeymoon to New York to watch a game of NBA in Madison Square Garden.

Was chatting with a friend from UK earlier on. After bitching about guys for the past 8 years, finally she is getting hooked up with her man in September. The strange thing is his family has known her family for the past 20 years!Holy Moly! Oh she gave me this website and I am passing this on good will:Planning a wedding?

Wednesday, July 05, 2006

What a morning!

I remembered I've cleaned up the clinic room before I left the place last Friday. See this is what I get the first thing on a Monday morning. Obviously someone must have used the room on a Saturday and yet made a big mess on the trolley. What a CCB!* (note: another fella works on Sat morning).

Neber mind..-_-


Sweet and heart warming?That box of choc is from my beloved patient. She just wanted to show her appreciation of the things that I've done for her.Now there is a story behind the choc box. As you see, Mrs B has left her walking stick behind in the clinic while she was helped to get into the cab by a taxi driver. And I know that I wouldn't get home till past 6 in the evening. I asked Mr CB (remember him from the previous post?) for a favour to send the stick to Mrs B's house since he finished like 3 or 4pm. He simply refused to do it! At that mo, I was utterly disappointed that how can i work for a- not- so -empathic boss. Mrs B is on TED stockings (as a deep vein thrombosis prevention) plus poor unstable gait. Perhaps everyone is different. He sure has the right to reject my favour but that will create a lousy impression of Mr CB on my blains .Too bad for him.