Dance like no one's watching

The MRT lift was overloaded just now.  The last person who entered, a woman, kept telling the person near the lift controls to “Press, press” (referring to the buttons).  The lift doors obviously wouldn’t close ‘cos the lift was overloaded, as stated on the display panel.  I couldn’t take it so I said, “Lift is […]

Surprise surprise!  It’s cooler in Singapore than Taiwan today!  Love the weather today! 😀

Sigh.  My boss saw my blog just now.  Actually there’s no big deal – just that I generally don’t let colleagues know about this blog because I want to draw a clear line between my private life and my work life.  Guess I can soon go public all together ‘cos doing the review of the […]

Sorry for not updating this blog – I stopped after I uninstalled Windows Live Writer from my office laptop.  Don’t really like to use the web interface to blog so I kept telling myself I’ll post updates when I get home.. but I’ve been reallllllly obsessed with this Taiwanese drama, 败犬女王, that all I’ve been […]

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I used to nag a lot at Iceman’s driving – don’t brake so late, don’t reverse so fast, signal before you turn, etc.  Thankfully, Iceman didn’t complain about my nagging and I eventually found myself sounding very irritating so I stopped.  I also figured that like what happened to me, one will learn to drive […]

Weather Forecast from Taiwan’s Central Weather Bureau   Weather Forecast from weather.com Don’t ask me why but all weather forecasts I saw online are about 2 degrees cooler than the forecast from Taiwan’s Central Weather Bureau. Sigh… a little warm to wear boots it seems.  Why is it that the temperature last Tue / Wed […]

Irritating neighbour. Wet laundry behind car. Bird shit on boot. Hmm..

I was thinking about disclosing my full identity again last night and I think the main issue I have is not about what I write, but the personality I project.  A lot of times, people do not want to disclose their names or pictures on their blogs because they are afraid of the repercussions of […]

The highest temperature in Taipei is hovering in the 20-22deg Celsius range… I hope it stays this way for the next 3 weeks so I can wear boots there!  Woohoo!