The Green Zone
The Green Zone – at AMK Hub (2010). Incredibly, we’re already in the 11th week of the year and this is only the first theatrical film Ling and I have caught this year! We’d originally intended to catch this show
Olympus E-PL1 – Part 1
I’ve blogged about my interest in a picking up a larger sensor compact camera for some time now, and last month was very excited about the announcement of the E-PL1. It’s strange that the scene has still been dominated by
Battlefield: Bad Company 2
Reposting this from the other blog.:) — I used to be really good at first-person shooters – and by that, I mean the first-generation first person shooters of the early 90s with titles like Return to Castle Wolfenstein and Doom.
Day 15: Back in 2011!
The farewell dinner for 2010 Ang Moh Event was a take-out zi-char dinner that we tried to cramp everything else we haven’t exposed Matt to this time round: and that included poh-piahs, rojak, and Otahs. After which, it was a
Day 10: Comedy Central
Here’s the string of SMSes that were bouncing between me and Matt on Thursday morning four days ago.:) [10:52AM] CY: “You’re still not in bed I hope, bud.:)” [10:53AM] Matt: “Nope.:) On the way to Chinese Garden.” [10:54AM] CY: “Haha.:)”
Farewell to C182
A class of students I’ve been counselor and mentor since April 2007 will be graduating in a few months’ time. The staff did an informal Seniors’ Farewell event yesterday morning in school, where my colleagues did several industry prep talks
Opportunities, Indiscretions and Scandals
There’re just three extended news issues running in the last week or so now. Firstly, the inquiries made to a certain Romanian DIplomat’s actions that resulted in a poor guy’s death; secondly, the extremely dry weather here that finally saw
Day 6: Footballer Seafood
Matt isn’t a stranger to seafood here in Singapore: there’s an entry he wrote for our blog here more than three years ago tucking into Jumbo Seafood, with photographic evidence to boot. This time round, Matt was taken to seafood
Surrogates
Surrogates (2009) – on rental. There was critical acclaim heaped on Surrogates when the film was screening in theatres here last year: but I gave it a miss back then for a really dumb reason. Don’t laugh now – but
500 Days of Summer
500 Days of Summer (2009) – on rental. Romantic comedies are a dime a dozen these days, and while the quality of the spoken dialog and chemistry between leads do continue to vary from film to film, more often than
Day 2: Trapped in Singapore! Ang Moh Imprisoned!
In all my years of fumble and folly, I have locked myself out of many places: my car, my house, my office, even my bathroom. Today, however, I managed to lock myself in. Preparing to leave Yang and Ling’s condominium
On the Piano
I’ve posted here before about a music service I subscribe to, namely eMusic. The service used to be a huge bargain with thousands of classical music albums on sale at very affordable prices. However, the attractive pricing plans were changed
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