Family guy with 3 Daughters, Digital Guy, Wine Community Leader, Runner in Singapore.
With radio friendly R&B tunes in my ear phones pumping away, I walk with a brisk pace while synchronising steps with the heavy down beats. The drizzle collides with my face and i don’t walk any faster. This is the path I have to take in the morning every work day. Its a contemplative route…
Its the start of a new day, the start of a new year. Happy 2008 to one and all. May you find true and everlasting joy in this brand new year.
2007 is the year of Heroes, the year of contention, the year where battles are fought strongly… previously i fought alone… now with dear comrades who stand by my side, we face the onslaught together even when no end is in sight… it feels almost like a last stand every other week…
Orders had to be given, instructions had to be followed, questions could be raised, but answers might not be given… we had to do what we had to do…
We had many victories together and at times humiliating defeats and sometimes the anguish even followed with tears…
I no longer feel alone, because I know there are Heroes amongst the assembly.
A big kudos goes out to G, L, Jacqueline, Jac, Ken, Batman, Anita, Jyostna, MK, Shruti, Hanky Panky, nana, minfavor, zom, YP, Ming, Cocoy, Erika, Cynthia, Tee, Mom, PK, Nouman, Srini and all those who have gone before.
End of Support for Netscape web browsers
…AOL’s focus on transitioning to an ad-supported web business leaves little room for the size of investment needed to get the Netscape browser to a point many of its fans expect it to be. Given AOL’s current business focus and the success the Mozilla Foundation has had in developing critically-acclaimed products, we feel it’s the right time to end development of Netscape branded browsers, hand the reins fully to Mozilla and encourage Netscape users to adopt Firefox…
~ via Netscape Blog
This year’s Christmas instead of having it at my Parent’s, we invited everyone over. As you can see everyone got the kids presents and they really stacked up like a mountain.
The happy kids.
The wild opening ceremony.
This year’s is quite different with previous years. The family vibes is very different… everyone seems relaxed, everyones older… i feel i want to love everyone more… :) and i do…
We decided to open up our house for this year’s christmas party for the Young Adults in our church. It was mainly Pearl’s idea as i was just too busy at work to plan for anything.
As you can see, she really enjoyed making the turkey.
The outcome was beautiful… very Christmasy…
About 30 people came and there was alot of chatter, alot of bonding, alot of life sharing and definitely alot of dart throwing.
We had a gift exchange and you can clearly see someone in the group was an avid eBay–er.
It was a nice night and you can see more photos from Anne’s photoset.
