It has been weeks since i last blog... I was very busy (on some occassions - can prove thru how many times i stayed back to do my work); and of course somedays i am too lazy to blog whatever i think, i do or i felt... sometimes i think is too nonsense or basically i just dun wish to let other ple know ba! Anyway, all are execuses...
Yeah! Finally received my Zen Vision M yesterday. Susposed to deliever to me at 9pm, end up i received nearly at 10pm... Hmmm, speechless cos they make me waited, waited and waited... anyway it doesnt matter if they delivered yesterday or today to me... cos i had waited for 2 wks for the color i want... Oh ya, i bought it at IT Fair wks ago... Thinking back, i knew i make my decision quite fast... sigh! dunno sld i regret or happy with it... Anyway, i sld enjoy using since i have it now :)
Upon received, i unpack the package. Go thru the manual, charged the MP3 and try some functions to see how it works... Lucky, i was on leave today cos i slept at 1am... and i woke up at 11plus this morning... Haha, so SHIOK sia... it has been a long time i didnt slp that long. Esp during weekends, i didnt haf a good rest too :(
At nearly 2pm, went out wif parents to temple to offer to my paternal grandparents. Passed by Bedok and Chia Chee Area today... suddenly some faded memories appeared right infront of me... Haha, seems like watching a movie of my own, on how i spent my Industrial Attachment and working Data Entry Cum Call Agent. Have learnt and go thru lots during those days. Met new friends; new tasks; suborinates; colleagues and lots... Then realised i missed the food there lots... Maybe someday i shall drop by to eat...
After finished offering, went near to Katong Mall there to collect voucher which mum's has won... Sigh! It was raining then and none of us bring umbrella... Oh gosh! The worst thing happened was on our way back home... We gotta walked long way to get to the bus-stop... sob! iwas almost drenched...
At 8pm, went to Punggol with mummy and uncle. Looking for the flat that uncle is getting it soon... The roads at Punggol seems all the same to me... and it seems very deserted. Oh gosh! Cant imagine if i going over to my uncle place if he moved over... i might lost my way at Punggol!!! Punggol Central, Punggol Central (east), edgefield and etc... sigh! wat the difference? and wat are some of the funny road names... so complicated and so difficult to pronounce or so difficult to remember.... Arh, none my biz anyway cos i not staying there... Pity, my uncle...
Few minutes more and is going to April Fool Day. Hmmmm, think it sld be since year 2004 onwards, i took April Fool Day very seriously... I will react quite difference if i received msg on someone admitted to hospital or some other bad things happened.. So ple, dun play this joke on me. I sure wont take the joke so lightly... Anyway, Happy April Day :) Rem dun play overboard...
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Hmmm.. it has been ages since i last blog... basically i was too lazy... but there are so many stuffs i wish to blog... sigh:(
Anyway, saw this particular post at Dawnn blog and i think somehow is quite true so here it is.... enjoy reading :)
Romantic gestures and tokens of appreciation are not lost on men. In fact, they count for a lot. We love knowing that the girl we're mad for likes us back. And we love knowing that she thinks about us when we aren't there. But we can get spooked for what may seem like the strangest reasons, and sweet gestures given at the wrong time can send us running in the opposite direction. Here's the scoop on what lovey-dovey stuff works for us, what doesn't, and when it's okay to bring it on.
Level 1: Puppy-Love Period
The most dangerous moment to lavish attention on a guy is when you first start dating. You may be so caught up in the thrill of a new relationship that you feel an overwhelming desire to indulge in truly sappy romantic behavior (like giving him a mug that says World's Greatest Lover).?
The truth is, a guy doesn't expect or want much during this phase. Of course he's praying for sex (and at this stage of the game, that is the most romantic gesture of all). But don't send him love letters, cute cards, or cook him a big family dinner. The key is not to try too hard. You don't want him to worry that you've put more thought and effort into this one gift than he has put into the entire relationship.
Birthday/holiday rule: If a gift-giving situation pops up during these early romantic stages, remember, less is more. Your best bet is to give him a gift that can be consumed. If you know he likes a certain type of beer, buy him an entire case. If he's a fitness freak, get him his favorite nutrition bars. Avoid trinket-itis -- that is, buying precious little figurines/key chains/etc. You may want to give him the Beanie Baby that looks like his childhood dog. Don't.
Level 2: Officially-an-Item Time
This is when you're boyfriend and girlfriend ... but just barely. You are on each other's speed dial, but you haven't exchanged apartment keys yet. The thing about romantic gestures at this point is that they should be all about the two of you as a couple. So inside jokes are good. If you went to Sea World together, get him that dolphin trash can. If he's had a rough day, go ahead and get sappy. Give him a coupon that says, "This entitles you to one back rub" or some other even more erotic gift. If you're traveling, send him a postcard saying you are thinking about him. All of these gestures show that you really, really like him.
What not to do? Anything that expands your intimacy into a domain where you haven't been invited. For example, whatever you do, don't call his mom on the phone asking for the recipes to his favorite dishes, even if you really want to cook him a special dinner (because he may not want you talking to his mom). If you've noticed he has a collection of frog stuff (frog magnets, frog mittens, frog playing cards), don't go buying any more for him. It may be his inside joke with another friend, and it will seem like you are trying to get in on it. These may seem like little things, but to a guy, they suggest you are upping the commitment ante, and that can unhinge him a bit.
Birthday/holiday rule: This is tricky. You want to get him something nice but not too nice.燗n expensive night out on the town? Yes. A tropical vacation for two planned for six months down the road? No. A sexy love letter where you spell out exactly how fabulous he is (both in and out of bed)? Yes. That letter embroidered on a pillow? No. (Always avoid anything that he feels he has to display in his apartment.) The key with all of this is to give him something he can enjoy right now but that isn't too heavily directed toward the future.
Level 3: Long-term Love
This is the final Jeopardy! round. You're a couple, big-time. If you aren't living together, you definitely keep toothbrushes at both places. You've probably met the folks, and you may even be sending them presents at the holidays. At this stage of the game, he loves to be told that you still think he's Your Man. So get personal and creative. Send him lusty email luring him out of the office for a lunchtime quickie. Plan a weekend away, and then while on vacation, grant him three wishes and bring along a, um, Polaroid camera. Do things that remind him of all the different phases of your relationship. Re-create your first date: food, clothes, everything. Give him a mix tape with every song you've ever danced to. Put together a photo album of the two of you in your absolutely happiest times.
Birthday/holiday rule: Get him (and his best friend)? tickets to go watch his favorite sports team. Buy a star in his name. Book him for a week at a basketball fantasy camp -- the same week of your family reunion (so he doesn't have to go with you). And give him a dog -- even if you hate them. Because the best romantic gestures are the ones that remind him of why the two of you are so perfect together.
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