Keeping An Eye
When I’m at home rarely a day goes by where I don’t visit technology related sites at least several times a day. There’re a couple of identical sites that I’ve got on my Bookmark Menu on each of my desktops
Lonely Planet’s Guide to Travel Photography
I’ve been looking for a good travel photography book for ages now – and in every sense of the word. It’s got to be about travel photography, and also portable enough for me to bring during travel too. The photography
Roger Ebert’s Movie Yearbook 2009
The last of three books I’d ordered from The Book Depository arrived yesterday afternoon: and it was Roger Ebert’s Movie Yearbook 2009. The book costs a hefty SGD38 including shipping from the store – compared to a hefty SGD58 from
日本へようこそ
“Welcome to Japan” Ling has had a fascination with visiting Hokkaido for ages now on account of the amazing flower blooms they’ve got each season. I’ve technically been to Japan before – but only in Transit and at Narita Airport,
Serenity and Firefly – Part 2
Despite that the series comprised just 14 episodes before it was cancelled, the series was commercially very successful on DVD sales, and spawned a film called Serenity in 2005 that continued the stories that ended after the 14th episode in
Serenity and Firefly – Part 1
One wildly popular TV series that I watched but never quite got interested in was Joss Whedon’s Buffy the Vampire Slayer. The long running series starring the (very) delicious looking Sarah Michelle Gellar ran for seven years, the last of
Batman: Arkham Asylum
Looking at what I’ve got on the TV cabinet, I haven’t been playing a lot of PS3 games since February this year, and that was the Tiger Woods PGA Tour 08 I was on then. One title whose development I’ve
All about humor
I’ve blogged here before that there’s a couple of humor sites I frequently visit to get my dosage of satire. One is The Onion, blogged about here. There’s another site that I go to as well. It’s different in style,
Comedy at home
Despite Hannah’s constant need for attention during day hours, we usually still manage to sneak in a bit of couple time every evening when I’m back home from work. This window is usually just a few hours, and between Hannah’s
Wedding Music – Revisited
Nearly a year ago I wrote a series of posts on wedding music. Even though our own event was 3 years ago, whenever I listen to a music composition, my subconscious self still goes on appraisal mode to see if
Not an Ipod
I haven’t had the chance to use my recently acquired Gorilla Pod Focus extensively yet as we haven’t had the chance to bring Hannah out for outdoor photographic shoots yet, apart from that nearly failed attempt on Sunday. But here
East India Company
Reposted from the school blog I write for. Mention the name “The East India Company”, and you’re likely to immediately either associate it with the last two movies of the Pirates of the Carribean film trilogy, or Sir Stamford Raffles.
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