Dum Dee Dum... I am not a super hero neither am i spiderman. I am going to save the world... like as if you would believe. I am a maniac. I came from an outer space which is filled with water. I learn swimming at the age of zero.I wail like a cry baby. I crawl like spiderman, i fly like superman, i drive like batman. I live in wonderland. Rugrats is my friend, so is peter pan.And Dumbo is my pet.
Sunday, March 28, 2010
历史又重演。。
but is not succeed coz when i woke up...i dun remember anything wat she has said...
lol~!
so it is happened again..once again..she told me i still responsed to her..saying 'yes, i will do'...but ends up none succeed...lol~!
我老了!
Thursday, March 25, 2010
wee..late at night..wat i have done?
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
Blessing in disguise?
really hate ppl giving empty promises...
ARGGGHHZH~!!! WAHHHHHZZZ~!!!!
!3W@$@%173874838
due to this bloody incident...i today suddenly wake up super early~! 630..n due to anger...i cant get back to sleeeeeppp....damn~! spoil my day..
so i decided to bathe n get ready for work..
I am super early today~!
dunno is it blessing in disguise..coz if i nv come early to work..I sure will be late and get drench in the heavy rain...
hmm...are u trying to tell me anything?
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
Everything...
tml is my leave...
but yet i cant rest...
I have to 'add oil'
quite sad recently when i see the result..
wat happen to me?
why am i feeling emo...hmmm
what am i thinking...
one little movement...really can make a person happy but oso can make another person sad...
alot of things..only difference apart by a line...
Sha ren zhen de you sha fu mahz?
Thursday, March 11, 2010
What Have I Done~?
Msning for past 4 hours,
Twittering for past 4 hours,
Smsing for past 2 hours,
Work for 2 hours,
Blogging for less than 1 hr...
Lunch for 1 hour...
hmmm...suddenly..i feel like fei ren...
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Monday, March 8, 2010
Halo to the colourful world~!
I born on 5th March 2010, midnight~My dad said that I cried loudly immediately after I came out from mummy's tummy~! hahah...That's y my dad called me 'xiao ye man', but my mom call me 'xiao shuai ge"~whether is it true..still yet to know...lol..but most of my relatives said that I look like my dad~! (^-^)
I am superb popular~! Most of my family and parent's friends have came to see me on the next day...but..awwwhhh...they are sooo noisy...i cant have a good sleep..yawnz...
Anyway, I think I have quite..ermz...'dunno how to describe' family :
- Grandparents who are super over 'kan cheong' about me...even though they keep saying they dun wan to bother..
- Grand-aunt who came back from HK for good...I know she will dote me alot...but she also kinda of over-protective about me..=/
- Gu gu...who said she going to control my grandmother from doting me too much....
- Uncle who accompany my mom whole night...
- Anther Uncle who still dun wan to come and visit me..=( hmm...According to my Gu gu, he said he want to wait till my first month...
- And, of course~! My parents~ who want me to learn independent from the start~ =)
And, I have yet to see my great grandma~! who also want to wait till my first month...hmmmz...think on that day, there will be quite a number of crowds who come n wish me, see me, sayang me ..but think most likely...I will be passing around like a ball bahz...zzzz...I want to SLEEP...Eat, SLEEP....hmm

Tada~! That's me~! Am I handsome?? LOL
Oh ya ~! Forget to mention...this blog's owner is my Gu GU~!! heee (^-^)
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
Hakka Traditional Food
The history of Ho Po Hakka Lei Cha (¾Ý¯ù) or pounded tea
The residents, who live in the region of Tao Hua Yuan (®çªá·½) in the province
of Hunan (´ò«n¬Ù), usually have their Lei Cha (¾Ý¯ù) or pounded tea during lunch time. If honoured guests come for a visit the family would lay out a table of Lei
Cha to serve their guests. It is believed that this tradition of consuming Lei Cha started during the period of San Guo (¤T°ê) or the Three Kingdoms (220AD to 265AD). During the relocations of the Hakkas the Hopo Hakka brought Lei Cha
to the south, especially to the regions of Jie Yang (´¦¶§) and Jie Xi (´¦¦è) in the province of Guangdong (¼sªF¬Ù) where most of the Hopo Hakkas live.
Legend had it that Liu Bei (¼B³Æ), the leader of the Shu (¸¾) Kingdom, led an army
passing through the village of Wu Tou Cun (¯QÀY§ø in the present day region of Tao Hua Yuan in Hunan province). They encamped in the village. The next day Liu Bei discovered that half the men in his army were struck down by influenza. They were all lying in bed, feeling sick and they could not go any further. Immediately, Liu Bei ordered local and the army physicians to treat the soldiers, but of no avail.
Along it came an old lady from the mountain where there were thick bamboo groves and peaches grew. The old lady said that she could cure the sick soldiers. Liu Bei was very happy and he asked the old lady to treat his soldiers. However, the old lady did not go to see the sick soldiers but asked Liu Bei to give her sixty soldiers
who would be under her command. Happily, Liu Bei obeyed.
The old lady told ten soldiers to grind the rice, ten soldiers to dig for ginger, ten
soldiers to go to the market to buy tealeaves, ten soldiers to chop firewood, ten soldiers to use a big caldron to boil water, and ten soldiers to hew sixty rods with
ten feet long by two inches in diameter.
The soldiers accompanished their tasks and all the materials were laid in front
of the old lady. Without rushing, the old lady told those who had grind the rice to
soak the rice in water, those who had dug the ginger to watch the ginger, those
who had bought the tealeaves to wash the tealeaves. The old lady told the other thirty soldiers to drill teeth on thirty earthenwares. When the soldiers had completed their jobs the old lady divided the grind rice, gingers and tealeaves into thirty parts and put them into the thirty earthenwares. She then ordered each of the soldiers to grab a rod on his hands and pound the mixtures inside the arthenwares -two soldiers per earthenware. The soldiers pounded and hull the mixture until it became paste. The old lady then told the soldiers to pour all the mixture from the thirty earthenwares into the boiling water in the caldron. Immediately, the boiling water
turned into brownish soup. The old lady scoop out a bowl of hot soup for each of the sick soldiers. After drinking the hot soup the sick soldiers went back to sleep
and they slept soundly.
The next day the sick soldiers woke up cheerfully and they were all cured. Liu Bei
and the soldiers thanked the old lady who went back to her village happily. From
then on the drinking of pounded tea (Lei Cha) spread far and wide. Eventually, the
Hakkas brought the custom of drinking Lei Cha to the south and later, the tradtion
of drinking pounded tea travelled overseas and spread to all parts of the world.
CHUNG Yoon-Ngan (¾G¥Ã¤¸)
All rights reserved 2002
I just had Lei cha for dinner~! and I love it~!!!! I remember I used to help my mom to pound the tea when i was young...however..it is slightly different from traditional recepies..mine is passed down by my grandmother, tealeaves, peanut and garlic...den add hot water...
then we eat with rice, cai po, cabbage, cai xin and tofu...and mixed them together...some first timers will think it looks like.....drainage water..hahah
The tea~!!!
Cabbage, cai po , cai xin, tofu and rice~(you can eat separately if you wan..)
Wah la~!!! The mixture of everything.... My Fav~!
我想要。。。勇气
“下一站,幸福”和 “败犬女王”
我边看边哭。。我的垃圾桶已经塞满我用过的纸巾,留着我的眼泪和鼻涕~~
还好没人看。。。
所以我很少在外面看这种戏。。
不然
我一定要抱着一盒纸巾~!
哈哈。。
看完两部戏。。
我忽然领悟到。。
我到底要怎样的男人~!
他不用很帅,但要高。
他要有个好心肠
对长辈有礼。。
最重要的是。。。
他要有很大的勇气, 牵着我的手。。
大声地对我说,“我就是喜欢原本的你~!我爱你~!不用怕,有我在~!只要有我们的爱,所有的困难就能解决~~”
能够给我勇气。。勇敢地去爱。。
“只要有你在。。那股勇气。。那样的爱。。我什么都不怕~!”
不管别人的眼光。。能够接受原本的我,不嫌弃我。。尊敬我。。
哈哈。。。think i watch too much drama le...
但我believe。。总有一天。。我会得到的。。
"我仍然记得我曾告诉别人,我将有关的人的手,寻找安全感。它必须比我大,因为那时它then能够抓住我的手更加紧密和坚定.. and 运行义无反顾向前...告诉我不要害怕..而我能相信他,信任他,顺从他不担心..."
(^-^)
Monday, March 1, 2010
Blackbird
Happily wanted to see when it will be showing...
but found this shocking news..
It has been ...CANCELLED~!
sad...what a disappointment..
The actor last minute withdrew from the play as he felt he is unable to deliver out the role..
24th February 2010
PRESS RELEASE
It is with regret that SRT has to announce the postponement of Blackbird which was slated to run March 6-20th.
Blackbird is a very challenging play with a cast of two, that demands exceptional actors to make successful.
After two weeks of rehearsal, Patrick Teoh, who played the male protagonist, felt that he could not deliver what was required to do justice to the role. This has come as a huge disappointment to everyone involved with the production.
“As a professional actor, this has been the most challenging role I have ever taken on. The dream role for many actors is to eventually play Hamlet at least once in their career, because of its complexity. Blackbird has the potential to achieve that kind of appeal for an actor. I am sure audiences will appreciate and enjoy this as well once they’ve seen the play,” says actor Patrick Teoh, adding “I am hugely disappointed in myself that I could not deliver a performance that would do both the show and SRT proud. I appreciate all that SRT has done to help me and feel bad for letting SRT down.”
Teoh, who has an extensive acting resume, was most recently seen in the Singaporean film Blue Mansion.
Instead of rushing to find a replacement actor, SRT has made the decision to postpone the show to September in order to allow director Tracie Pang, Emma Yong and the new cast enough time to ensure that Blackbird is of the high quality that SRT audiences have come to expect.
All patrons who have purchased tickets will be contacted by SISTIC by next week and will be given a full refund.
For enquiries, please contact:
Charlotte Nors
Executive Director
Tel: (+65) 6221 5585 / charlotte@srt.com.sg
Hopefully, will see it on sept~!
It has been a long time i have not watch a play..due to financial constraint..
sighz.. tot i finally able to watch a play~!!


