
Sunday, September 30, 2007
Saturday, September 29, 2007
~Orchard with Mum~
went over to Orchard to submit my bank account number to the agency.. my mum came along and we went around Orchard to shop. hehe! Of course must visit Kino lor.Since already at Taka! LOL :P my favourite hangout! KINO! Saw lots of Jolin magazines.. happy happy! haha :)
after which.. we went to somerset.. show my mum the place i work. since she is quite curious to find out. haha :) long time since she is out in the open! LOL :) went to so many places in Orchard and Somerset. Centrepoint! OG! Taka! Wisma! LOL.. So made a collage for this special day!
Zhuo Jie's Birthday Celebration

As Zhuo Jie was leaving Singapore and going to Malaysia for some expedition.. So Stef and I decided to celebrate her birthday earlier.. We will meet after she come back and catch up too. yup!
We met at Marina Square and decided to try out the restaurant that we did not managed to try out the last time. Haha.. Azabu Sabo! yup! Nice restaurant. Cause I LOVE the food! Yummy!
Stef gave her a glass container filled with roses.. handmade roses.. So sweet. and a piggy that acts as a vacuum cleaner for the desk. clean off eraser bits. last but not least.. she gave her an Oliva CD.. nice!
For me! I gave her a box of presents. hehe! with 2 piggy! and also a photo album made by yours truly.. LOL :) 40 pages.. handmade.. yup~
We took lots of photos and since there are too many.. I made a collage for the day! LOL :) Enjoy! We shall meet soon..
Friday, September 28, 2007
500th Entry
I hereby declare this entry to be my 500th Entry. haha :) Hooray! whaha. Hmmm? I wondered how can i make this entry more interesting. LOL. :p Eh! Maybe I can write a short testimonial for my friends. LOL :) Not too many but a few ba. Depends. haha. Let me start then!Its been some time since I met him. I hope that he is studying hard and will jiayou! Stay the same old bubbly you! Very helpful and always optimistic... Good thing about him. yup! Been friends for many years so treasure this friendship! We are the Events Team... yup! Always organizing events for our friends and hope everyone can get along and gather gather... May we meet soon and catch up. Must take good care!
Zhuo Jie
Just met her today! whaha :) Very helpful and have a kind hearted soul. She is going on a expedition trip tomorrow for 9 days, so I hope that she will be safe and Bon Voyage! She is also very hardworking and I hope that she will do well in her area. She is also in the Events Team. We are always thinking of ways to gather everyone to have fun and stuff.. HaHa! May she be successful!
Gloria

Long time no see le lor... This gal huh.. haha :) Oh well~ She is very independent I have to say and she will be successful as she is hardworking too. Hope that she will be safe and marry a good husband! whaha :p Very on for gatherings and always cheerful. Together, we are crazy and laugh like hell! whahahahahaha :) Recently she has been helping out in the Events Team and I am so glad... :)
Stefenie

My this fren... erm.. when her name is mentioned... I will think of 1 thing.. "PINK!" LOL :) Oh well~ Just like me.. The 2 of us love our favorite colour till crazy... mine is blue and hers is pink.. PINK PINK PINK... LOL :) siao liao! Always cheerful too. and we are related.. The TEOs.. hehe :) must remember your promise ya... wrote in bolg le. BLACK AND WHITE!
Melissa
This gal also same as me.. We LOVE taking photos together.. hooray! whaha :) When there is a camera.. DON"T FORGOT US.. oOps. LOL :) Been friends since Sec 1 and from lab partners to close friends to Part-Time.. LOL.. Glad to know you and have you as my friend.. Will advise her not to think too much... Always think so much.. haha.. BE OPTIMISTIC... SMILE more.. like me. whahahahaha :) take good care leh my dear!
Kai Wen
We have been friends since we were in Sec 1 and have been friends till now. From strangers to close friends now. Very close friends.. We understand each other very well and went through so many things. Very glad to have as my fren. Always go home together last time. Miss the times. hehe :) Hope she will take care and do not give up when faced with obstacles...
Tuesday, September 25, 2007
FUN IN IKEA

~Mooncake Festival~
Origin of the Moon Festival
The choice of the festival’s theme -- celebrating the glories and mysteries of the moon -- was a natural. Along with the sun, the moon has long been an object of human curiosity and worship. “It is probable that sun and moon were early held to be deities and that they were the first visible objects of worship,” according to the book “Sketches of the History of Man.”
To the most ancient ancestors of the Chinese, the sun and the moon were considered the “chief objects of veneration,” according to records dating to the Han dynasty emperor Wu Di (157-87 B.C.).
In ancient Asian mythology, there is a strong relationship between the moon and water. The moon is said to regulate reservoirs and supplies of water. There is a suggestion that the moon produces fertility and freshness in the soil. The moon’s role in bountiful harvests is widely recognized during autumns around the world.
In Chinese celestial cosmology, the moon represents the female principle, or yin. During ancient autumn Moon Festivals, women took center stage because the moon is considered feminine. Only women took part in Moon Festival rituals on the night of the full moon. Altars would be set up in households, and when the full moon appeared, women would make offerings of incense, candles, fruit, flowers, and mooncakes.
The enduring legend of the Moon Goddess, Chang E (Chang E in other transliterations), reflects the feminine principle of yin, as opposed to the masculine principle of yang, which is symbolized by the sun.
The Legend of Chang E
No one is certain of all the details of the Chang E legend, but the story goes something like this:
Chang E was a beautiful young girl working in the Jade Emperor's palace in heaven, where immortals, good people and fairies lived. One day, she accidentally broke a precious porcelain jar. Angered, the Jade Emperor banished her to live on earth, where ordinary people lived. She could return to the Heaven, if she contributed a valuable service on earth.
Chang E was transformed into a member of a poor farming family. When she was 18, a young hunter named Hou Yi from another village spotted her, now a beautiful young woman. They became friends.
One day, a strange phenomenon occurred -- 10 suns arose in the sky instead one one, blazing the earth. Hou Yi, an expert archer, stepped forward to try to save the earth. He successfully shot down nine of the suns, becoming an instant hero. He eventually became king and married Chang E.
But Hou Yi grew to become a despot. He sought immortality by ordering an elixir be created to prolong his life. The elixir in the form of a single pill was almost ready when Chang E came upon it. She either accidentally or purposely swallowed the pill. This angered King Hou Yi, who went after his wife. Trying to flee, she jumped out the window of a chamber at the top of palace -- and, instead of falling, she floated into the sky toward the moon.
King Hou Yi tried to shoot her down with arrows, but without success. Once on the moon, Chang E became a three-legged toad, as punishment from the Queen Mother, according to one version of the legend. Her companion, a rabbit, is constantly pounding the elixir of immortality in a large mortar.
The moon is also inhabited by a wood cutter who tries to cut down the cassia tree, giver of life. But as fast as he cuts into the tree, it heals itself, and he never makes any progress. The Chinese use this image of the cassia tree to explain mortal life on earth -- the limbs are constantly being cut away by death, but new buds continually appear.
Meanwhile, King Hou Yi ascended to the sun and built a palace. So Chang E and Hou Yi came to represent the yin and yang, the moon and the sun.
Mooncakes have played a central role in Moon Festival traditions. Once, according to Chinese legend, mooncakes helped bring about a revolution. The time was the Yuan dynasty (AD 1280-1368), established by the invading Mongolians from the north. The Mongolians subjugated the Han Chinese.
According to one Chinese folk tale, a Han Chinese rebel leader named Liu Fu Tong devised a scheme to arouse the Han Chinese to rise up against the ruling Mongols to end the oppressive Yuan dynasty. He sought permission from Mongolian leaders to give gifts to friends as a symbolic gesture to honor the longevity of the Mongolian emperor. These gifts were round mooncakes. Inside, Liu had his followers place pieces of paper with the date the Han Chinese were to strike out in rebellion -- on the fifteenth night of the eighth month.
Thus Liu got word to his people, who when they cut open the mooncakes found the revolutionary message and set out to overthrow the Mongols, thus ending the Yuan dynasty.
Sunday, September 23, 2007
Jolin Agent J Movie Screening [Part 2]
Saturday, September 22, 2007
Happy Anniversary to Our 1st Chalet
What a Lovely Photo! Just Love the days...Thursday, September 20, 2007
蔡依林 - 愛無赦
This is her latest hits.. I love it.. Very disco and techno. LOL :) Feel like dancing when I hear this song. woo hoo~ :)










