I think...

I'm moving here...

W.M.C

26th July - 5th August

It was a very enjoyable trip. The people, the place and everything else.

I don't know what to write except I wished it hasnt ended YET. At least knowing that is a public holiday this coming monday is making me feel better.

Thanks everyone for making this experience so wonderful.

Good!

It was a good concert!

Mistakes I feared happened afterall though I did try to practice. HAHA. Oh well. 

WOOT! Quite shiok. WOOT

wowowowowowowow! woot!

The latest stint.

Before the rant, maybe some updates first.

It's been about one month plus since I started work. So far I think it's been pretty ok. I'm once again caught in a pathway of what I really want to do in future. Nonetheless, I think taking courses meanwhile won't hurt and can only improve. So, I've applied for another course. S.Dip as well. Maybe I'll upgrade to another degree soon? Hopefully..

On a hind sight, I have my one dollar worth on the latest stint involving the local commuter service.

Frankly speaking, I do not support people eating on train. I'm not exactly sure what is making me uncomfortable, probably it's the fact that it's against the regulations. However, I BELIEVE, that the "banning" of plain water, is simply too much. I guess I can understand if sweets are considered illegal AS WELL, but I'm sorry, the rationale for plain water?

I see the Yishun Station Manager being interviewed while on the train catching people. From the video, I can only gather one thing. The staff are told to summon anyone who puts anything in their mouth, with probably one or two exceptional "test" cases. 

I do not see how SMRT's move has moved ahead to let commuters understand why we need to refrain from consuming food in the trains (or public transport for that matter). Rather I see an organisation embarking on a senseless forest-bashing to get to their aim.

How can a public "campaign" like a "Reserved Seat" for the needy work "so well" when people call us, Singaporeans ungracious? This is what I call public pressure (w.r.t. peer pressure).  Is it wise, that as a country extremely well known for it's fine-ing system, for a commuter service provider (of which the citizens has no choice but to rely on) to actually step up control measures in such a manner? 

Fine a person eating a burger, drinking from a soft drink cup anything along this line, I'm for it. Afterall the regulations are supposed to target these offences. In summary, I feel that instead of fine-ing anyone everthing that they put in their mouth, I firmly believe that THEY, should rather be doing up a list of actions that will subject commuters to which level of "punishment". 

Afterall, who can claim they need a coke for heart attack?

Update

It's been long.


I'm now finally working - as a web designer. Though it's been only 2 weeks, I learnt alot.

I just did a "tickertape" which I need for my work and I'm using for my blog too. For fun only.

WooT!

Poster

Updates

Been too lazy.

First of all thanks everyone for the celebration a few weeks ago :)

First run this year was Passionrun 15k. Like OMG? Timing got worse by 3 mins! LIKE OMG LA!

Second run, 1 week right after was Sundown Marathon. Timing was quite bad I think. Anyway at least to me, Sundown feels much more siong den daytime la. So even if I got a worse timing I also heck.

On the hindsight, the sundown finisher medal and tee are damn nice. HeeHee