Yes, as of today!
Very happy.. Went for a massage this pm, came back to do some work (just to finish things off! :p), had hor fun for dinner while watching GTO, and now I am about to go take a nap..
Tomorrow I shall go watch that rat movie in the morning before dance lesson..
There's a scheduled facial on Friday before my flight.. Going for Miki's wedding and some leisure travels, taking the chance to hone my Japanese cos I'm taking JLPT 2 this year! Think I'm going to fail :p
I'll be back on 18 Sep 2007!
Wednesday, 5 September 2007
Sunday, 2 September 2007
Scoop U!
Hope all teachers had a great Teachers' Day yesterday :)
Sito and I went to Scoop U at United Square. There was already a little girl there, quite shy and quiet.. We, both adults, were a lot more excited with the whole cake class experience!
Recipe for making an ice cream cake:
Step 1: Scoop ice cream into a springfoam tin lined with wax paper on the bottom. Press hard and freeze it. Single favour, or ten if you like!
Step 2: Whip cream so hard it won't fall out of bowl when you tip it over your head. Colour the cream as you wish. Freeze it.
Step 3: Crush cookies. Sprinkle evenly over ice cream cake.
Step 4: Tip onto cake base and slap cream all over. Freeze it.
Step 5: Decorate the cake but practise piping cream and hot fudge first - quite challenging! Freeze it.
See the alien flower sticking out of nowhere? :p
But our cake is lovely!!
Step 6: Decorate the cake box.
Sito is much better at drawing than I am...
(In fact, he made most of the cake; I was just "calefair" :p)
See, he drew me prettily but I made him look evil!
(The caption was really on his tee!)
Rule 1: You need a damn cool freezer.
Rule 2: You need to work fast so that the cake doesn't keep melting.
Rule 3: Failing all, just keep freezing the cake!
Enjoy the cake! :)
(Ignore the knife)
Sito and I went to Scoop U at United Square. There was already a little girl there, quite shy and quiet.. We, both adults, were a lot more excited with the whole cake class experience!
Recipe for making an ice cream cake:
Step 1: Scoop ice cream into a springfoam tin lined with wax paper on the bottom. Press hard and freeze it. Single favour, or ten if you like!
Step 2: Whip cream so hard it won't fall out of bowl when you tip it over your head. Colour the cream as you wish. Freeze it.
Step 3: Crush cookies. Sprinkle evenly over ice cream cake.
Step 4: Tip onto cake base and slap cream all over. Freeze it.
Step 5: Decorate the cake but practise piping cream and hot fudge first - quite challenging! Freeze it.
See the alien flower sticking out of nowhere? :p
But our cake is lovely!!
Step 6: Decorate the cake box.
Sito is much better at drawing than I am...
(In fact, he made most of the cake; I was just "calefair" :p)
See, he drew me prettily but I made him look evil!
(The caption was really on his tee!)
Rule 1: You need a damn cool freezer.
Rule 2: You need to work fast so that the cake doesn't keep melting.
Rule 3: Failing all, just keep freezing the cake!
Enjoy the cake! :)
(Ignore the knife)
Saturday, 1 September 2007
There are three groups of people
In the area of making money/a living:
Group I - People who don't need to work for money: Other people work for them. They collect the money.
Group II - People who trade time for money: Work all the time either to earn a lot - though may not be as much as Group I - or just to make ends meet.
Group III - People who work a lot but get no extra remuneration. Either they are already paid a lot, or they are simply carrying too much shit.
mf belongs to Type III and its sub-category of carrying too much shit *.*
Group I - People who don't need to work for money: Other people work for them. They collect the money.
Group II - People who trade time for money: Work all the time either to earn a lot - though may not be as much as Group I - or just to make ends meet.
Group III - People who work a lot but get no extra remuneration. Either they are already paid a lot, or they are simply carrying too much shit.
mf belongs to Type III and its sub-category of carrying too much shit *.*
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