Peranakan Museum!

It was a Friday night. Decided that visiting museums should be considered as my FAVOURITE pastime. =D
Was with my besties - HY hui yi and KL (def. not a country) kim leng
Apologies to them: My boss had me waited slightly longer than I thought and the HUGE jam that occurred on Orchard Rd. Sounds like excuses huh?

Anyway, rushed down and we had a quick dinner before FRANTICALLY finding the place. The museum is located at 39 Armenian Street; it was a hidden alley. The museum closes at 9pm and we reached at 8pm. Didn't read much of the info, just LOADS of picture taking. I just I will have to visit there another time =D

He is PERANAKAN!

Sorry muslims!!! But it seems babi is part of the Peranakan culture

Babi...again

I took this pic, so nice right!?

HY, why you make me look so TAK-glam? it's okay, I forgive you =p

grp PICTURE!!!

The above and below picture are SO random! =X

Love this two pictures though. =)

That's all for today, have fun resting my fellow AFSN peeps and receive the Monday blues with open arms =X

Labour Day!

Happy Belated Labour Day to ALL those who are working - whether attachment, part-time or full-time. Was soo glad that my boss actually gave us a day off! Spent nearly half the day at my aunt's place. My uncle (her hubby) collects antiques! Lovely. The black and white picture gave it a vintage style but I am no photographer. Just enjoy my lousy work =D.

ch-CHING!

hey Mr. DJ, put the record on...

Libra: Scales of balance

OMGawd! Be prepared for cutesy, cuddly, adorably girls!

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my cutesy cousin =D

See her angelic smile?

My adorable 1st niece (my cousin's daughter)

Niece and Aunt =D

Cuzzies!!!

That's all folks. Enjoy their cutesy and adorable looks before they before like....me =X! haha

Factory work.

Okay, perhaps it would seem weird to do repetitive stuff during one's attachment. Factory work, that's what I call it.

Due to a certain *censored* (due to the nature of the information, it has remain classified), we were task to do packaging of disposable cutleries. The pictures are courtesy of Lecia! =D I do acknowledge and give due credits.

Step 1: Take a piece of plastic envelope.

Step 2: And take a piece of serviette.

Step 3: Place the serviette into the plastic envelope.

Step 4: From the above, take a set of cutlery that consist of ONE spoon and ONE fork...

...like so

Step 5: Place the set of cutlery into the envelope. Place cutlery at a slanted angle to allow AH's logo to be seen =D

Step 6: Lastly, remove the safety seal (to expose the adhesive side) and seal the envelope.

TA-DA!!! Final product.

After doing a few sets, arrange them and group them in 10's...

...like so!

Okay, enough of nonsense. This post is still subjected to change. Hope it will stay though =D

P.S. I washed my hands using the 7-steps by WHO before doing this.