Reflections of parents of not-so-young-kids-anymore
My dad loves watching the NBA. It must be something about those tall black American players with their 3 point shooting and slam dunk moves. Myself; I remembered following the stunning debut of the American ‘Dream Team’ basketballers at the
Taking our sis-in-law Sharon’s advice, the both of us decided to start buying the larger items for our forthcoming baby girl. She’d sent along a very helpful document outlining all the items we’ll need, so Ling turned the list into
I’m not a sporty person. In the last 10 years, my exposure to physical training and activity has been limited to jogging, swimming, and all those training sessions in the IPT program in order to fulfill my yearly NS IPPT
… it’d be of this lens: The Nikon 70-200mm f/2.8G ED-IF AF-S VR LOL. But I’m not crazy: the damn thing costs a whopping ~$2.5K.:(
We usually close of our bible study with prayer requests. And recently Ann jokingly remarked that I don’t seem to have many requests.:) There’s a long-winded explanation for that. I don’t have many specific requests because putting aside all my
One of the unstated duties of being married is that the husband needs to be a 24/7 cash-dispensing ATM machine for the perpetually cash-strapped (or absent-minded) wife. I’ve lost count of the number of times when we’re driving to school
Continued from the previous post! I don’t think time spent is the direct indicator of addiction. At one point in 1999 when I was forming a guild, I was in-game for 37 straight hours – the longest I have ever
Every couple of months the faculty organizes a Parents’ Seminar for students across all the programs offered. The Seminars are actually pretty fun events. The food’s always good, the students get involved as ushers, and there’s always a sort of
Back in August last year I wrote a short entry on a new movie about Beijing’s attempt to learn English for the Olympic Games 2008. The movie was titled “Mad About English!”, and I finally got round to renting the
I used to spend a lot of money as an early adopter of new toys that come along. I was quite at the forefront: the early 3D graphic accelerators just before the mid 90s, optical drives from 1995, video imaging
I blogged six months ago about gradually changing our furniture.:) Now, just explaining things a bit again; we didn’t have much of a budget to work with when we were planning for our first home, especially after taking into account
We never stop learning. My firmest beliefs in one matter or another comes from lessons in life imparted by people, events and literature who’ve made a big impression on me through the years. So, here’s a new series of posts
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