Published on Tuesday, June 8, 2010 by WishBoNe
I went shopping with my mother recently. Supposed to be just window shopping. As we checked out the clothes and caps and shoes, it was towards the end of our trip at Jurong Point that my mum pointed out Skechers. The only shoe shop that we spent the most time in. My mother wanted to find some rain boots. Like what Phua Chu Kang wears although not so loud. She end up w... Read More »
Published on Wednesday, March 17, 2010 by WishBoNe
Having been playing Pet Society for some time although not daily, I found a link between Pet Society and real life jobs. Both have one thing in common; you get paid for the things you do. That's called active income. If you don't log in for a job, you are either on no pay leave for those who are doing part time, or on leave (work still gets piled up). For Pet Society,... Read More »
Published on Thursday, March 11, 2010 by WishBoNe
Robert Kyosaki is a businessman to learn from. After publishing his famous Rich Dad Poor Dad, he went on to publish other books and eventually came out with Cash Flow board game that depicts real life situations. The famous Rat Race is a cycle that everyone who has gone through and currently going through will know. The line between work and home are sometimes blurred... Read More »
Published on Wednesday, March 10, 2010 by WishBoNe
If anything that will capture the headlines, it's the sex lives of performing artistes. Either it's Edison Chen or Jack Neo. Else, Marcus Chen's (陈健并), the Chinese characters may be wrong, divorce. Apparently, artistes have to play a role in telling everyone why they marry or divorce or have an affair. Or multiple partners and maybe the fetish of filming everyth... Read More »
Published on Tuesday, December 15, 2009 by WishBoNe
It's never easy to find shoes that fit. It's easier to find shoes that bite and give you blisters. I needed to buy new shoes as my old ones are falling apart literally. One had the inner sole slipping, one had the straps totally loosened, one had the leather or whatever the material was coming out in bits and pieces. The other simply bit me half the time I wore them.
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Published on Thursday, October 15, 2009 by WishBoNe
We all have a role to play in helping our earth. If each one of us do a small part in helping to maintain our climate's temperature, it will lead to a stability. Simple tasks like switching off the electronic devices and turning off all the taps when not in use are just some of the things we can do.
What I would like to see is that more solar powered panels; even p... Read More »
Published on Wednesday, September 30, 2009 by WishBoNe
I was attempting to change the auto-top up amount of my EZLink card. The CEPAS card that was issued to me a few months back. However, I was told to call a number and ask them how to do it. I thought it's just a simple process of waiting to re-apply after deactivating the GIRO for it?
If you would like to change the auto top up amount, please deactivate the facility b... Read More »
Published on Monday, September 28, 2009 by WishBoNe
Life is wonderful and magical. I used to look for my happiness for a long time when it was just whether I choose to be happy or not. For each incident that happens, I pause and think if I should be upset about the way things didn't turn out well.
There is truth to the saying that "There's a silver lining in every cloud." Once I understood by reading Attitude is Eve... Read More »
Published on Friday, September 4, 2009 by WishBoNe
It's September and time does fly when you don't notice it at all. Ever notice that between the age of 0 to 20 years, time seems to go so slowly as if it's crawling?
From 20 to 40 years, the years just seem to disappear into a bottomless pit. Needless to say, from the 40th year of your life, time feels like the Road Runner zooming past with just its trail of wind on... Read More »
Published on Monday, August 24, 2009 by WishBoNe
Image by animetaste via Flickr
Having seen the preview of Up by Pixar, DD and I were anticipating for it since the GPS dropped out of the sky by Russell. However, I didn't expect the unbelievably cute clouds making babies of both animals and humans to be carried out by their storks to the respective homes. It was called Partly Cloudy as a short film just before U... Read More »