Yup, that made it my third concert this year.
I did not put too high of an expectation on Jay’s concert as we all know how well he could sing live (oops!). We wanted to attend and watch his performances for once and so, off we went.
The show began at 8:30pm sharp and ended at about 11:00pm with two rundowns. During the 3-hour performance, he belted out some newer releases as well as “antique” songs. The songs that I enjoyed most were songs from his first few CDs such as 爱在西元前, 黑色幽默, 东风破, 开不了口, and 可爱女人. I fell in love with the song 我不配 after the concert and it was most probably because the person who sat next to me, hummed along and was even louder than Jay! :-)

When we came out of the stadium, KC had complaints about the concert. He managed to get only the restricted-view seats and they were very costly. The visual and aural effects were great but we could not catch a glimpse of them at all. Little did he know that despite all the dissatisfaction, I actually enjoyed the show very much.

It seems like we’ve reached our quota this year but, but, there is one more that must not be missed!
Eason’s coming to Singapore in September 2010!

Just finished packing the things in my rented room and reverted the room back to its original condition!
So, so, so tired.
I was shocked to find so many things accumulated during the past 12 months.
I was particularly shocked to find 5 shoes boxes underneath my bed. That makes it a total of 9 pairs of shoes (including 3 pairs of sandals)!
I am so going to have a hard time moving these stuff to my new rented room.

Remember the Singapore Garden Festival which I had briefly featured in March?
Yup, 4 long months and it is finally here!
We visited the exhibition at Suntec Convention Centre last Sunday afternoon. The queue at the ticket counter was long but it was very smooth-going as the staff worked effectively, directing visitors to specific counters quickly.

There were two halls – one on level 4 and the other on level 6. We thought of giving ourselves 2 hours or so but we were stuck there for almost 4 hours! It was just a flowers exhibition with 2 small halls. We began to worry if we could even visit as many pavilions as possible during our upcoming Shanghai trip later. The Shanghai Expo 2010 covers about 500 hectares! Ahh..

Coming back to the Garden Festival.. we ain’t fans of flowers, but it seems that we do enjoy visiting exhibitions (depending on what are the exhibits lah!) and most importantly, it is a great venue for shutterbugs. Capturing nice shots in an indoor exhibition was not easy for me due to my trembling fingers. What do I do when I see a must-not-be-missed shot? Instruct my second pair of hands to capture it for me! :D

At the lobby


Our entrance tickets


The Man Who Planted Tress – the icon of the Singapore Garden Festival 2010, a five-metre tall display

We took more than 700 shots during the 4-hour tour. It was a great show, especially the landscapes and fantasy gardens. We find the orchid garden at level 6 (corrected by an attentive reader :D) level 4 a little boring though. A very satisfying visit nevertheless!

Yup, the pressure is finally off. Signed the offer letter yesterday. I can happily scout for a new room and look forward to my vacation now. Yahoo!

Finally received a formal confirmation on my last day of employment today.
What a battle!
Needs to put more effort and focus in getting a job now.

Grumpy face day #1 during breakfast. And he decorated his loh mai gai with this -_-



Frowny face day #2 during breakfast. And he decorated his nasi lemak with this -_-”