new year, new look!

I just drew up a proposal for a new look for our little office! Wanna see?


This is before...
Of course my place is the one pink in colour...

And this is after!

With two new table coming in for our 2 new colleagues, we've gotta squeeze a bit. Get closer together-gether.

I drew these with Gliffy.com with their 30 day free trial. This is just one of the many floor plan softwares out there and it is like in those days when I drew floor plans for my kiddie projects. Haha! So, it was somewhat beneficial to my adulthood. Don't look down on your masak-masak play time!

Anyways, the problem with free trials is I have to hope the changes and amendments get confirmed before the 30 days are up!

pork without fat!

Today, I explored into Jaya One with my cousins Steph and Elaine. After lots of "what do you want to eat?" questions, we finally decided on Kissaten!

I liked their Extra Large Lightbulbs! So round and cute!



A "fusion Japanese" restaurant, Kissaten sounds like a fusion name too. Don't know if it has any meaning in Japonaise.

-World's smallest pepper mill candidate-

Anyways, I had good pork here. Any shops with good pork is worth mentioning in my blissful blog.

This Ginger pork dish I had didn't have fats on it! Whoa! This is like one of the shops for Yvonne.



Clearly, we liked the food. Elaine had the oyster dish. Steph had the pork slice noodles which came with Gyozas. Both very good.And ooh! Desserts!

This is the Choco Pudding. Very the nice and rich! It was smooth but about 50% of it was not as smooth as the other 50%. I think they didn't stir well. Tsk Tsk. Shame on the pastry chef.

Another dessert!

Some pumpkin pudding with red bean. Nice but I'm not a red bean person...

Yay! I've found another Japanese food haunt! (Don't worry Sushi Zan Mai, I still love you. Just make sure you continue with the good service!) As for Kissaten, definitely going back again to try more stuff. Yummmm.

need trainees

A conversation today...


Yvonne: OMG, we need trainees. I'm so overworked!

Krish: Get some trainees la! Get girls la!

Yvonne: Why?

Krish: You always hire boys! Get some girls la.

Yvonne: ... Oh!! Of course I choose boys la. Hey, I got some cute girls for you before what. That one not cute meh?

Krish: Ya. Now no more! Why?

Yvonne: Coming soon la. OMG, we need trainees.

Krish: Ya la.



People, we are hiring trainees! Apply if you are hot! :D

salute to the aunties

Can't breathe.

Sweating. Cold.

Can't see clearly. Black and white dots.

OMG. Can't hear.

Legs are jellyfied. Can't stand. Need. To. Sit.



That's what happened in the LRT today and thank God for the aunties around me.

One pulled me to sit down. Another two fanned me. Then they pulled me out of the train at the next station amidst the crowd and keeping in mind to make sure I hold my bag in front of me while I recuperated.


I couldn't speak. I wanted water. I took out some money and asked the aunties to help me buy water.

"No need! I got!"

Whoa. Their bags are so full of handy things.

"Do you need plastic bag to vomit?"


All the other younger able-bodied people were just looking cluelessly. I can't remember. Or were they staring curiously?


After a while of accompanying, inclusive of reassuring words and loads of advice, they bade me farewell and asked me to be careful. They were like my mom. Lotsa advice. Lotsa eucalyptus ointment.


I couldn't thank them enough. The next time I'm rushing to the next destination, I will make sure I do stop and help a person in need if I see one because I now know the beauty of humanity.


Here is to all the aunties out there! Hugs. :)