I saw this on weini's blog the other day and i had a craving for it....so i posted a question on weini's blog as well as facebook...asking people where to buy it. Jieyi smsed me the next morning...telling me that i can buy it at hougang ntuc but i didn't go because it is too far for me. Lawrence also told me that i can buy it from chinatown but i told him that it's too far for me. Then, he said that he asked his friend to buy it for me coz they saw the biscuits while shopping in chinatown and so the biscuits are with him now. yippee...thanks for helping me buy...(i just went to weni's blog and realised that i can actually buy it at amk hub...oppsss.....anyway, i think i will 'act blur' coz the biscuits are transported from chinatown to woodlands and then to me.....)

I like to exercise when i'm bored, happy or stress...coz exercising makes me feel happier. I cycled for 2 hours with wan ying and her friends last week and we spent $6 renting the bicycle for two hours. It comes with a free bottle of mineral water too. I shall go to that shop again next time :). Went swimming alone last week too...swam for 6 laps before soaking myself in the swimming pool. Even though i like exercising, i don't like to rush but instead, i like to take my own sweet time when i exercise.

This will be a very girly post..please read on if you like girly stuff...haha
I'm just wondering...which brand do you prefer for lingerie and how much are you willing to spend on it? I like the lingerie from pierre cardin and triumph as well as the panties from topshop....However, i think that pierre cardin is more affordable as compared to triumph. One of the most expensive panty that i bought was from triumph and it costs me $20+ for one. It's a hipster and black in colour. It's a normal design and my mum even asked me what kinda panty is that. She asked me that because the material is quite thin as compared to the normal types. However, i like the feeling after wearing it coz you can't feel like you are wearing anything. Anyway, i prefer those from topshop for their designs. I'm only willing to spend $30+ for a bra and $20+ for panty and i can't imagine why some people are willing to spend $80+ and above for a bra. Does anyone have anything to share as well?

While France Telecom Chief Financial Officer Gervais Pellissier did not directly blame suicides on around-the-clock email, he said workers in all big companies are under more pressure in the age of the BlackBerry.

"Today for people working in business, whatever the level, whether they are CEO or even first- or second-rank level employees, they are always connected," he told Reuters in an interview on Thursday.

France Telecom, which operates under the Orange brand, has come under public scrutiny after 22 workers committed suicide and another 13 attempted to kill themselves since the start of 2008.

Pellissier said some employees were clearly feeling a lot of pressure due to the privatization of France Telecom, but he added that this was compounded by new technologies that cause work to encroach increasingly on personal lives.

"When you were an average employee in a big corporation 15 years ago, you had no mobile phone or no PC at home. When you were back home, work was out," he said.

Research in Motion's popular BlackBerry has been dubbed CrackBerry in the United States, where some users say they are addicted to checking emails.

Pellissier said such practices may be taking a bigger toll on workers than has been acknowledged by his company or others.

As a result a fragile employee with difficulties would probably have more confusion with "more mixture between personal life and professional life than in the past."

"That is probably something we've not undertaken, not only at France Telecom but, it's more a global society issue, the impact of the new ways of working on personal behavior," Pellissier said.

He did not say how the balance could be addressed but noted that his company was taking the suicides very seriously.

France Telecom Chief Executive Didier Lombard said earlier this month the company was adding surveillance and counseling services as the pace of suicides among employees had picked up. One man had stabbed himself in the stomach during a staff meeting while a woman threw herself out a window.

Pellissier talked about stress caused by workers changing jobs, skills and locations as France Telecom recreates itself as a private company from a government agency. More than 15,000 of its roughly 102,000 workers had big job changes in the last five years as a result of the privatization, he said.

He said the company would have to do a lot in the coming weeks to help resolve the suicide problem.

"It's a serious issue. We have to deal with it," he said.

i think this is very true...there is more mixture between personal life and professional life as compared to the past. Sometimes i'll switch off my phone or ignore it because i do not want any disturbances from anyone (especially regarding school or work stuff). I seldom sms anyone regarding school or work stuff after midnight as i believe everyone would not want to be disturb at such a late hour. Have you experienced any form of stress because you are required to be 'standby mode' everytime you are awake? isn't it very stressful to reply your sms/ email within 5 minutes, even if it is for an unimportant reason?

chiong all the way! finally can eat my dinner....don't like to do things halfway....

have been staying at home on tueday night, wednesday and today....stayed at home just to study and play pets society and poker when i'm resting.....and have been eating porridge for breakfast, lunch and dinner for all 3 days....i think i will be able to eat rice tomorrow...like finally! and here's my wishlist for now
--> more money
--> able to chew properly (looking forward to tomorrow)
--> able to finish my revision

study study study!