THIS IS NOT X-RATED, DEFINITELY NOT
Have been making a conscious effort to memorize mobile numbers every other few days. Ok, fine. It is not as consistent as the "2 mobile numbers per day" promise that I had made a mere few weeks ago. But heck, at least I'm trying to disciple myself to do so (yes, I'm trying to redeem myself again. Hohoho!). Let's see how far I've progressed.
The numbers that have been memorized thus far are:
1) Dad's HP
2) Mum's HP
3) Bro's HP
4) Our residental number
5) Xiao Wei's HP
6) Kelvin's HPs
7) Yao Hui's HP
8) Joanne Tan's HP
9) Kelvin Lim's HP
10) Zhi Wei's HP
11) Xu Bin's HP
12) De Quan's HP
13) Poh Lin's HP
14) Pei Hua's HP
15) Jun Ming's HP
16) Wei Ting's HP
17) Boon Yew's HP
18) Adrian Tan's HP
Haha... The list currently stands at a modest 18, up from the inital 8. 10 new mobile number committed to memory; this makes it 10 x 8 = 80 numbers! Whee whee!!! (see how fast I've executed my mental sum. I've mentioned somewhere before in a blog entry that I'm a child prodigy and a Math whizz, didn't I? Now you've witnessed my prowess. Hohoho!)
Anyway, met up with Poh Lin at Compass Point at 5.30pm today. (let you guys in on a secret. She woke at close to 4pm today. Haha!!!) She needs to purchase some arts stuff for school, while I need to purchase my MRT Concession as Semester 2 commences tomorrow. As my Bus Concession will end on the 11th Jan (I only purchased Bus Concession during my 1-month semester break), the MRT Concession can only takes effect on the 12th the Friday. What rubbish, man? What kind of system is this? Do they need to wait for my current Bus Concession to end before starting my MRT Concession??!! Where's the link between the different concessions, anyway? *rages*
Back to the topic, then. After purchasing her arts stuff, the both of us went to Cold Storage. All along, I've thought that I'm the only weirdo strutting on Earth who enjoys grocery-shopping in the supermarkets. Turns out that I'm not the only one, apparently. We're such a strange breed, Poh Lin and I.
Anyway, we walked around the supermarket, feasting our eyes on the wide range of products on the shelves. I've always loved walking around in supermarkets; it always make me feel like a little child in a massive candy store - totally spoilt for choice.
Learnt a couple of new things about Poh Lin too. Realized that she too, enjoys dipping cream cracker biscuits into her coffee. I've always done that when I was young - dipping my biscuit into my coffee for a few seconds, and popping them immediately into my mouth. My Dad taught me this, I can still remember. It's sooo yummy and tasty, trust me. The biscuit is crispy with a faint aroma of coffee. And we both (Poh Lin and me, not me and my Dad. Haha!) hate it when the biscuit turns soggy; which often happens when the biscuit is soaked in coffee for a tad too long.
Anyway, I was telling her how fattening biscuits are. Don't be deceived by even the packages with screaming words, "Wholemeal", "Wheat", or "Oat". They're just as fattening and unhealthy as their normal biscuits counterpart, if you bother to check the nutrition chart at the back of the package. All biscuits are generally high in trans fat and saturated fat; both of which are bad for our heart.
And we happened to walk past a shelf with packets of condoms on display. I made a little joke, and mentioned that the condom companies should have invented one that's durian-flavoured. Anyway, it turned out that she has no idea why are some condoms laced with flavour, so I told her the reason behind it. Now, don't point fingers at me and accuse me of polluting innocent minds. This is golden, precious general knowledge, hor!!! Haha... Frankly though, don't the respective manufacturing companies realize that this is Singapore we're talking about, and that most Singaporeans positively adore durians? And what's up with those traditional flavours like strawberry? It's time to be innovative, think out of the box, and come up with something new. On second thought, apart from durians, I won't mind one that's coffee bun-flavoured, too. Hohoho!
Anyway, I also taught her what are lubricants used for. I suddenly felt like a sex guru tonight. Haha... And no, I'm not polluting minds again. This is, I repeat, general knowledge. Heeheehee!
We also went to a dozen different shops - City Chain, Helen, Watsons, Guardian, and etc. And I "proposed" to her with a ring in Montip, a shop which sells accessories. Had an enjoyable time hanging out with her today. I've always did. Guess apart from my own Cell Group members, she's one of the rare few whom I'll meet up with occasionally to chit-chat or spend time together. I guess the cab journeys home from Cell Group Meetings really jump-started and catalyzed our friendship. We never fail to chat non-stop on the cab home.
Anyway, school's starting tomorrow. Hope that I can drift off to dreamland earlier tonight. Have been sleeping at 3am plus for the past few weeks, and waking up at 10am plus.
It's certainly time to readjust my biological alarm clock.
Princesses need their beauty sleep =).
Have been making a conscious effort to memorize mobile numbers every other few days. Ok, fine. It is not as consistent as the "2 mobile numbers per day" promise that I had made a mere few weeks ago. But heck, at least I'm trying to disciple myself to do so (yes, I'm trying to redeem myself again. Hohoho!). Let's see how far I've progressed.
The numbers that have been memorized thus far are:
1) Dad's HP
2) Mum's HP
3) Bro's HP
4) Our residental number
5) Xiao Wei's HP
6) Kelvin's HPs
7) Yao Hui's HP
8) Joanne Tan's HP
9) Kelvin Lim's HP
10) Zhi Wei's HP
11) Xu Bin's HP
12) De Quan's HP
13) Poh Lin's HP
14) Pei Hua's HP
15) Jun Ming's HP
16) Wei Ting's HP
17) Boon Yew's HP
18) Adrian Tan's HP
Haha... The list currently stands at a modest 18, up from the inital 8. 10 new mobile number committed to memory; this makes it 10 x 8 = 80 numbers! Whee whee!!! (see how fast I've executed my mental sum. I've mentioned somewhere before in a blog entry that I'm a child prodigy and a Math whizz, didn't I? Now you've witnessed my prowess. Hohoho!)
Anyway, met up with Poh Lin at Compass Point at 5.30pm today. (let you guys in on a secret. She woke at close to 4pm today. Haha!!!) She needs to purchase some arts stuff for school, while I need to purchase my MRT Concession as Semester 2 commences tomorrow. As my Bus Concession will end on the 11th Jan (I only purchased Bus Concession during my 1-month semester break), the MRT Concession can only takes effect on the 12th the Friday. What rubbish, man? What kind of system is this? Do they need to wait for my current Bus Concession to end before starting my MRT Concession??!! Where's the link between the different concessions, anyway? *rages*
Back to the topic, then. After purchasing her arts stuff, the both of us went to Cold Storage. All along, I've thought that I'm the only weirdo strutting on Earth who enjoys grocery-shopping in the supermarkets. Turns out that I'm not the only one, apparently. We're such a strange breed, Poh Lin and I.
Anyway, we walked around the supermarket, feasting our eyes on the wide range of products on the shelves. I've always loved walking around in supermarkets; it always make me feel like a little child in a massive candy store - totally spoilt for choice.
Learnt a couple of new things about Poh Lin too. Realized that she too, enjoys dipping cream cracker biscuits into her coffee. I've always done that when I was young - dipping my biscuit into my coffee for a few seconds, and popping them immediately into my mouth. My Dad taught me this, I can still remember. It's sooo yummy and tasty, trust me. The biscuit is crispy with a faint aroma of coffee. And we both (Poh Lin and me, not me and my Dad. Haha!) hate it when the biscuit turns soggy; which often happens when the biscuit is soaked in coffee for a tad too long.
Anyway, I was telling her how fattening biscuits are. Don't be deceived by even the packages with screaming words, "Wholemeal", "Wheat", or "Oat". They're just as fattening and unhealthy as their normal biscuits counterpart, if you bother to check the nutrition chart at the back of the package. All biscuits are generally high in trans fat and saturated fat; both of which are bad for our heart.
And we happened to walk past a shelf with packets of condoms on display. I made a little joke, and mentioned that the condom companies should have invented one that's durian-flavoured. Anyway, it turned out that she has no idea why are some condoms laced with flavour, so I told her the reason behind it. Now, don't point fingers at me and accuse me of polluting innocent minds. This is golden, precious general knowledge, hor!!! Haha... Frankly though, don't the respective manufacturing companies realize that this is Singapore we're talking about, and that most Singaporeans positively adore durians? And what's up with those traditional flavours like strawberry? It's time to be innovative, think out of the box, and come up with something new. On second thought, apart from durians, I won't mind one that's coffee bun-flavoured, too. Hohoho!
Anyway, I also taught her what are lubricants used for. I suddenly felt like a sex guru tonight. Haha... And no, I'm not polluting minds again. This is, I repeat, general knowledge. Heeheehee!
We also went to a dozen different shops - City Chain, Helen, Watsons, Guardian, and etc. And I "proposed" to her with a ring in Montip, a shop which sells accessories. Had an enjoyable time hanging out with her today. I've always did. Guess apart from my own Cell Group members, she's one of the rare few whom I'll meet up with occasionally to chit-chat or spend time together. I guess the cab journeys home from Cell Group Meetings really jump-started and catalyzed our friendship. We never fail to chat non-stop on the cab home.
Anyway, school's starting tomorrow. Hope that I can drift off to dreamland earlier tonight. Have been sleeping at 3am plus for the past few weeks, and waking up at 10am plus.
It's certainly time to readjust my biological alarm clock.
Princesses need their beauty sleep =).
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