photos for chalet - part1

above slideshow: photos taken from thursday night to sat afternoon... snapshots of the stayover at chalet, mahjong/cards game, breakfast/lunch/dinner, etc etc...



above slideshow: photos taken for the theme party... it's a fun day for everyone!!

Enjoy. =P

post-chalet happening...

just randomly selected these photos for viewing first... =P

would like to thank each and every one for turning up at the chalet on sat night yah... really appreciate the efforts of those who came dressed up in costumes.... we have yet to select the top 3 costumes for the night, so can we have a vote here?? (note: emi & me would be excluded... =>)

aniwae, i must say that you guys are pretty boring lei... (or just plain lazy...) are you sure you want to be a basketball/ tennis/ volleyball/ soccer player when you are young?? and housewife/ husband/ shopper?? i must say you all very creative lei... hahahaha... so... i wouldnt fault you all...

would be giving each of you a cd which contains all the photos/ videos that we took... maybe i should post the video that we took for andrew and ms 1 dollar on the blog?? hahahha.... let me see how first... will be posting other photos on the blog over the next few days as well... so... stay tune!!

cheers,

aihua

party, party,... w/o me.. =(

snap! how's the party?
it's a super alrite day at work.. except tt muscles aching from dance class yesterday.
I was 10min late.. smack! was pulled to stand in fron 4 warm up. smilezz.. Instructor lowered standard tt day cos there were many new guys ard.. his advanced ones were held up with personal stuff.. so, part 1 wasn't tt bad. din make a fool of myself.. phew..
New choreo.. his definition of 'simple'.. as if...

I thought of u guys at work today.. tot how i missed out on the fun..
hmm.. post the pics pls..

btw, intelligence taught me how to log in to blog.. wahahaha..
e more u sleep, the more intelligent u get.. believe me..

Emi's dreamboat of the month

Yes daaarrliiinnnnngggggsssssssssssss...


It has been ages and i know you all have been dying to know who my next dreamboat is. so i present to you: Mr. Gilbert "Gil' Grissom from the CSI team!





Well, if you catch this show every Tuesday, 10pm on channel 5, you'd come to admire his intelligence and dedication to his work. He spouts quotes by Oscar Wilde and is damn sharp on and off work. He pushes his men to work hard, think out of the box and unknowingly impresses them with his talents.



ok, there's another dude that is not bad, Warrick Brown. i mean, check out the intensity in his eyes!

But i digress. CSI is an awesome show, along with nip/tuck. Very intense and dark. Helps that there are equally awesome characters and plot to sustain the show.

p/s i'm not into old dudes alright?

~Asst Scientist Emi

activity for sat, 16/06/07

loveflower: there's no blading session this sat as the doctor had advised me to avoid the sun =<
aniwae, me and emi decided we should go shopping at bugis/arab street area... had long wanted to visit the shops at haji lane as well... hahaha.. so it's time we put our words into actions...

therefore, plan for this sat = we should be tourists!! anyone who wishes to join us please let me know... time to meet at bugis mrt station to be confirmed again =P

1. found an interesting walking guide by URA(www.ura.gov.sg/publications/walking_maps/image/KgGlamWalkMap_UOLver.pdf)
Go and download it yah... very useful... can use it to explore the place... i'll be bringing my camera & battery

2. extract take from:
http://www.travelfish.org/location/singapore/central_region/central_area/arab_street_and_bugis

Orientation
Bugis MRT station and the adjoining Bugis Junction mall are the landmarks of the area -- the mall comprises a sprawling collection of restored shophouses, and is a streetwear haven with a sprinkling of midrange shopping. Across from Bugis Junction, the hundreds of stalls at Bugis Street featuring local food, street fashion and accessories, provides an authentic shopping experience in the ‘heartlands'.

Walking north along Victoria Street or North Bridge Road, the dense and tall buildings of the city give way to a series of two storey shophouses, the vicinity in and around Arab Street. (A short walking distance from Bugis station and mall: head towards the Raffles Hospital and Golden Landmark Hotel). The quaint neighbourhood centres around the Sultan Mosque, where Bussorah Street, Arab Street, Haji Lane, Bali Lane, Kandahar Street, and Pahang Street run parallel to each other, all of them connected by Baghdad Street; each has its own charm, so be sure to explore.