so i had to attend work's bi-monthly, wine tasting session yesterday.

and according to one sophisticated palate, "The red wine had a 'minerally' taste at the end. You know, like crushed rocks."

no, i don't know.

yesterday, at the paradiz centre yong tau fu stall,

i saw a fishball roll off the display shelf and onto the floor.
i also saw a man walk by and kick it with his shoe

then i saw the cleaning auntie (holding a dirty cloth in her not very clean hands)
bend down to pick it up.

then i saw her pass it to the auntie at the stall (who didn't have very clean fingers either)

then i saw the stall auntie put it back on the shelf and look around suspiciously to see if anyone saw her do it.

i could have stared her scared or got up and complained
but i continued eating my yong tau fu and convinced myself that the fishball would get boiled later anyway and all the germs will die.

channel news asia should get with the prgrm, -grm
what's with spelling it both programme and program in the same news bulletin?

same with VJC.
my sister's got a compilation of recommended GP essays written by students and the one on globalisation interchanges the s and z throughout the entire essay.
that'll definitely get you an A.

can we please stick with either british english or american english?
all this international english is just confusing

"stopping chibi abuse one Shin at a time"

if i saw this on anyone else's msn, i'd think they were being vulgar
but it was on aaron's.

the mother's been playing her favourite CD again. it's the hour-long lecture on sexual sin, the corruption of morality and on how having sex outside of marriage makes people no better than animals. (what's she hinting at?)

not that i was listening, but i did hear something worth remembering.

"f.a.m.i.l.y
forget.about.me.i.love.you"

i want this on a t-shirt.