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Tuesday, August 18, 2009

Moved back here...


i appreciate what you did @ 10:08 PM




i appreciate what you did @ 7:28 AM

Thursday, August 13, 2009

you won't understand as you have an emotional range of a teaspoon...


i appreciate what you did @ 7:49 AM

Wednesday, August 12, 2009

An act of selflessness; is there anymore in singapore?



I was very proud of Irwan today. He helped a person in need. Someone was walking along a pathway beside the road nearby Red Swastika at 5.35pm and suddenly fell to the ground; motionless. Both of us were deeply shocked to see it. However, Irwan was prompt to assist the lady. He helped carry her to the nearest seat under the void deck. There was also another kind passer-by that helped. The lady had a frail body, very tall and extremely skinny. The other passer-by just helped by looking at the lady on the ground. There were other people that passed by her with ignorance. Perhaps with her built and appearance, she might have been mistaken as a user of narcotics.

What happened to courteous and helpful Singaporeans? What would you expect from others if you're on the ground in place of the lady? Wouldn't you have expected help from passer-by? What if you had vomit all over you or looked extremely sick and you fell to the ground? Wouldn't you be aware of how people look at you? How would that lady feel with all of you observing her with stares? Wouldn't it have made her condition worse?

Bottom line, subjecting to human stereotyping is not an option. Humans. That's what we do. Not to mention those import beings from the other side of the world that came here. Would they have extended their hand to help as much as they expect anyone to help them when they need it? In conclusion, humans are selfish and are always out for themselves. They tend to forget that there are other people that had helped them before and refuse to extend help. What is happening to the world?

In addition, I feel that the annual light-up of the Festival lights is a waste of time and money. The money used to come up with the manpower; the time to put the lights up; the energy consumption of the lights for over 30 days; all of this could be channeled our to help those in need. Like I said, we are selfish. To only want things to look good but ignore what matters; People.


i appreciate what you did @ 5:43 PM

Tuesday, August 11, 2009

I seriously do not understand why these people cannot get it into their head. They are all back-stabbers and free-loaders. They do not care that their actions will impact others. All they care about is their part, the rest of it is : "None of my Business". I am in a terribly difficult position. I do not want to shortchange myself or the person coming after me in the future but this is too much for me to handle. The element of busy turns to the assumption of : "I don't want to serve you". I don't want to say it out loud but since you mentioned it : "Damn! Yes ,I hate you". I do not bear any personal grudge against you but time and time again you treat me like some piece of crap laying beside an unimportant floor.Not because of the person you are but the way you work into putting pressure in me. I cannot really have any respect for this elder person whom is holding an important post. Now I know how they got into their post; back-stabbing. People are only nice when they need something from you. If not, they will talk behind you and spread the word. It can be said that I am a selective person, I only help when I want to and when I have utmost respect for the person. But, I've lost respect in you, how do you expect me to have that for you? You assume that I have personal issues with you, assume that I am just like you.


i appreciate what you did @ 9:10 PM

Saturday, August 8, 2009


Just Keep Swimming...
It was a great day to have a swim with the kids. Even though I had a swim the day before, I have to keep my promise to them to bring them out. Never break your promise with kids, they will hate you and remember it forever. Trust me.
Anyway, we started out quite late. Picked the kids up from my sister's place and walked over to Tampines Swimming Complex. There were still sleeping when we reached there. I just laid beside them for a while waiting for them to wake up and when they did I got a hug. They were so excited to go. They immediately washed-up and we went on our way. They wanted so much to use our goggles so we let them. Look at their faces! Filled with much joy!

Halfway through swimming, Nasry wanted to go back. He was hungry. We were so rushy that we had forgotten to let them eat. We stayed back for a while but soon after, got out and washed-up. We went to the Mosque to buy some food.

We then headed to NTUC to buy a bottle of drink. Then I thought, why not make it about $20. It was the minimum amount to get some link points. We grab some junk food and went to the cashier. Met this auntie who practically handed down Nasry the tub of ice-cream without even asking whether we want to buy it or not. Of course as a kid, they'd only think that the person was giving it to him for free. He happily took it. Then this auntie started conversing by first commenting on Nasry's hair.
Auntie : Hello boy! Your hair is very curly. (Touching Nasry's hair and he looked at me with blurriness)
We : Yeah. He has curly hair.
Wan: Like maggi! Haha.
Auntie: Ya lor. Like his daddy. (referring to irwan as the father)
Wan: That's why la. Haha.
Auntie: Wah! You both look very young ar. Married already ar.
Wan: Ya auntie. we married ready.
Me: Smiles. (Ya right! married eh)
Auntie: You both marry very young is it? You both around 20s right?
Wan:Ya. we both married quite young.
Auntie: Your daughter how old ready? (Referring to Nuriyn)
Wan: Ouh. She's 5 already.
Auntie: Wah so good. Have two kids ready. Two kids enough lar. Very good already.
Wan: Ya lor. Good enough.
Me: (Smiles and tap irwan's back for making such a remark.)
Auntie: Nowadays, kids, get married ar forget the parents. I old still have to work.
Wan: Ya lor auntie.
Auntie: Got car la. Now married, all for the wife.
Wan: Haha.
We finally paid and went off. The horror. If not she might be asking me at what age did I get married.


We walked back. We could not eat. Perhaps, just too tired from swimming.


Rested for a while and headed home. Leaving the kids behind. Be sure to miss them. Love ya adik-beradik!


i appreciate what you did @ 9:57 PM

Wednesday, August 5, 2009

LOL- Love on Lemak
That came out of nowhere. It is so much so how I could not describe what i had today. Sincere and most appreciated meal. Nasi Lemak was sedap. First time holds for futher improvement but an excellent first time. This has made me really deeply happy. Especially during our special day. It made it extra special. Thanks Dearest for this wonderful experience. I'll be sure to cook for you something soon. Maybe during fasting month?


Lots of Love,
Siti Nuraini.


i appreciate what you did @ 7:56 AM