My first D&D ever since I started work in August 2009 right after graduation. But the catch: In my 2nd job. Yeah, I never regretted my move out from my first company. It’s not only a breath of fresh air, it keeps my mind in shape and the environment allows me to grow.
D&D was great! The theme was ‘Back to School’, so naturally we all had to come in schoolwear. You could see people coming in a variety of school uniforms; some dressed as sexy Japanese schoolgirls (oh yummy), nerdy schoolboys, as teachers as well as parents (these are the people whom were lazy to dress up).
I finally met the rest of my users, hahaha what a great and talkative bunch. The rest of my colleagues were there too, and it was nice having everyone in one place and in one table, chatting and enjoying each others’ company.
Daniel Ong was the host of the show. He was uber lame, but I guess it was okay, he was cool and made everyone feel good and have fun.
My headmistress was sooooo cute! I took a picture with her with my colleague’s camera and I hope to get it soon to show everyone. It was a cool sight seeing most people dressed according to the theme. Bravo for being such good sports!
The after party was crazy. You see the bosses and senior executives dancing away and having a great time. I joined in with everyone else! This particular colleague was jumping around crazy, knocked into me, and I knocked into someone with a glass of beer in hand. So the next thing you’d have guessed was that the drink fell onto the floor, shattered into pieces (like anyone could hear, lol!). I felt bad, of course I apologised, but my colleague did embarass me HAHA.
We stayed awhile, and then I drove one colleague to the nearest MRT station, and the other home cos he lives in my area. Dropped him at Prime Supermarket cos he said he was hungry and wanted to buy some bread.
The bar has been set pretty high, and I want more. I’m looking forward to more company functions now! Well, it’s only January. Gotta work hard and look forward to the next D&D!
I must admit what goes into my mouth are unhealthy, but I try to eat as healthy as I can. Did that make any sense?
Ok well, I’ve been trying to get in shape lately. Apart from weekly inline-skating or running/sprints, I now include pushups, weighted squats/lunges, some weighted arm and shoulder exercises, and sometimes HIIT during the weekdays. I’m weak so my body aches everytime and I take about 2 days of rest in between exercises. Well, that again depends how sore I feel.
I don’t want to feel useless or resigned, nor do I want to look out of shape. These are some of the things that I do to please myself and justify more unhealthy eating habits! Muwahahahaha.
Hello! I came home from work today (OT for abit) expecting some nice food waiting for me, but only to be disappointed with yesterday’s food availability.
I wanted to try something new, so I found an Indo Mee Maggi in one of the kitchen drawers, grabbed an egg and a cup of milk. I boiled the noodles first, poured out the water. And in the same pan, I poured in 1/4 of the milk in (downed the rest down my throat) and added the egg. I also stripped open the seasonings and mixed the in the pan.
In low heat, mix it well and dry. Then, pour it out onto a bowl and start gobbling it down!
It actually doesn’t taste that bad! In fact, the MSG seems less present (by taste of course, duh), plus you get the goodness of the egg. And milk.
lol.
You should try it and let me know how it goes. I’d probably cook the same way I did the next time I have Indo Mee.
Thanks Maggi for the awesome, 5 minute dinner.
I’m worried for the future of my race. You know, when most of us accumulate in one place and hurts diversity.
Last time, it was the Institute of Technical Education (ITE) and at that point of time seemed like the education avenue where majority of Malays went to.
And then it was the Singapore Football team, and because most players are Malays, this gave the majority race the upper hand to further reinforce existing stereotypes e.g. education
Of course along the way there were some more. But of course, Read the rest of this entry »
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