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A daughter for life.
A sister since 20yrs ago.
A girlfriend of 3 yrs.
A friend to many.
An employee to my dad.
A student on friday.
And multi-tasking is not my forte.
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Interior Photoshoot
Tuesday, June 22, 2010 | 12:50 AM
Working alongside with my father for more than half a year now, it was always our plan to further build our business presence, especially in the www region. After much discussion with the clients and photographer, we are finally moving forward with the photo-shoot project!
(Picture Credit: Tiachuchu)
In our industry of furniture fabrication or many called it furniture contractor, there are a lot of players. But non really stands out from the crowd. Perhaps because the industry goes way back, people running the businesses are most likely the second or third generation now. They still rely heavily on traditional print advertisement (newspaper mainly) and by word of mouth.
We are very different from Interior Designer (which also have tons of them in the market). We do not mainly offer suggestion on what to do with your home spare like what ID do. However, we can build the things your ID suggest you to do. ID is like the agent, they draw they design then with your approval, they pass the drawings to the contractor (US) to do it. In return they earn a profit margin from it. Which totally can be saved if home owners (YOU) have idea of what they want.
(Picture Credit: website)
Given the readily available reference we have from the magazine stands, we are seeing a increasing trend of home owner skipping the ID and coming straight to us. Having said that, there is still a great pool of customers we can reach out to once we open up more marketing channels.
OH! Aside for furniture fabrication, we also do full home renovation too :) Interested in a no-obligation-to-sign quotation, do drop an email to angie@easternfr.com.sg with your floor plan and enquires.
I am nervous and at the same time looking forward to start the shoot. Reminder to self: go do some shopping for decoration items tomorrow. And look out for a good camera to invest so I can continue to take future project for reference. :)
xoxo.
PS: I am fully aware that my experiences in online and offline advertising is not a pure coincidental. God must have planned all these for me. PTL.
Labels: EasternFR, Furniture, Home Renovation
Give me my polka dot~
Thursday, June 17, 2010 | 11:52 PM
The risk of buying clothes online is getting it the wrong size, wrong item and not forgetting lose mail! Lost mail, yes a couple of time (even including registered mails!). Wrong size, plenty of time since I am not exactly the normal size. But wrong item is definitely the first time!
How can my polka dot turned out to be a rainbow piece? Frustrating max!
ROAH! Give me back my money!
Labels: Angry matters, Online purchase
Its been a journey...
Office Girl, Me
Movie Thoughts: A Nightmare on Elm Street and Toy Street 3
Tuesday, June 08, 2010 | 4:28 PM
NO SPOILER AHEAD
*maybe just a lil*
But after watching the show, I am surprised myself, I became more enthusiastic than my boyfriend about this show. I been combing several major stores to look for the previous few sequel because all the comments from people that has watched the previous collection thinks that the old Freddy (the main character in the show) was funnier and creepy at the same time.
Scream factor is 4 out of 5 levels
Imagine the dreams you have at night are real. Nightmare, the ghost that is chasing you is really hunting you down in real life. Killing your friends, and you are next. You try so hard not to sleep, but if you don't sleep in three days your brain will shut down even if you open your eyes wide and big. Die in your dream and you really die for real. Just like if you dream peeing in classroom, you really pee on your bed at night.
Personal opinion here is GO WATCH IT! It's scary (rating given by someone who really dislike watching horror film, ME) but it has a storyline that keeps one's heart pounding from the start to the end. Just be warn that, there are a lot of much blood involved in the show. AND please stay till the end of the show.
Anyway, the previous sequel are not linked with the movie available now in the cinema, so you don't have to worry that you do not understand the storyline of this. Boyfriend and I thought that was only one previous movie linked to this character but hell no, there are in fact EIGHT movies previously involving around Freddy Krueger. The first movie was as early as 1984, I wasn't even born yet! But abit too much also, Freddy is already dead and he dead one more time in one of the movie (???) and then the next movie there is a new nightmare (You mean Freddy resurrected again?)
1984 - A nightmare on Elm Street (Got Johnny Depp in the show!)
1989 - A nightmare on Elm Street: The Dream Child (Johnny Depp appears again)
1991 - Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare (Isn't Freddy a dead person already?)
1994 - New Nightmare (Like huh? I thought he is dead twice?)
2003 - Freddy vs Jason
2010 - A nightmare on Elm Street (Same title again)
From 1984 to 2003, Freddy was played by Robert Englund and I wonder why he didn't play Freddy again (only 63 years old this year). Maybe he was thinking to himself, sianz, not Freddy again!
It's like Freddy will never die, but hey who care seriously about the old story so long the 2010 movie version is worth by 10bucks for that 90mins torture? :)
Buy your ticket from GV today!
All pictures are extracted from A nightmare on Elm Street official website. :)
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Have you heard before an eye for an eye? I am so going to drag boyfriend to the cinema to catch the most hype cartoon in town!!
That is none other than TOY STORY 3! HAHA!
I am not a cartoon person but I love Barbie dolls, they are like childhood friends, only that I don't have much when I was young! I had 4 until mum decided that paying for something so expensive when I cannot take good care of it is just not worth it! :( I love my barbie, love to play dress up with it! Just like hope I love to play The Sims 3!
Once I cut Nancy's (one of my barbie) hair to like a ugly betty style and wash her hair everyday in hope that they will go back to the glory state BUT obviously it didn't. And the previous two instalment barbie not very pretty but Toy Story 3's barbie is THE REAL BARBIE with the classic pull-back pony in a skin-tight attire. Whee!
Catch the trailer, it so funny! Check out the moment when Ken and Barbie do a love at first sight!
Labels: A Nightmare on Elm Street, Movie thoughts, Nuffnang, Toy Storys 3
Project Roadtrip: Malaysia - Chalet D'Punggai (Near to Desaru)
Friday, June 04, 2010 | 2:22 AM
On MC for the past two days, having fever and diarrhoea :( Hope I can recover soon.
Anyway, if you read my twitter you will know I was out of Singapore over the Vesak weekend for a roadtrip. We went to Malaysia and stayed at this chalet that look like erm, Costa Sands Resorts Hut over at Sentosa. The place is just by the sea and in my opinion looks like Changi Village. Haha. But it's cheap, cost like RM 180 for a night. That's like 77SGD for a night.
Nevertheless, its the company and the roadtrip experience we take home that is beyond the money matters. :)
Let's see what I remember from the trip, given my memory have been failing me lately. We kicked start the whole trip at 8am+ in the morning. Totally didn't expect the jam in Tuas checkpoint as the guys did a check on their iphone with some traffic watch gadget that sent promising traffic condition at Tuas. It's a mistake, as the promising traffic condition was before the singapore custom and once we went beyond the custom, the distance btw singapore and malaysia custom is a good 3hours wait.
Anyway, if you read my twitter you will know I was out of Singapore over the Vesak weekend for a roadtrip. We went to Malaysia and stayed at this chalet that look like erm, Costa Sands Resorts Hut over at Sentosa. The place is just by the sea and in my opinion looks like Changi Village. Haha. But it's cheap, cost like RM 180 for a night. That's like 77SGD for a night.
Nevertheless, its the company and the roadtrip experience we take home that is beyond the money matters. :)
Let's see what I remember from the trip, given my memory have been failing me lately. We kicked start the whole trip at 8am+ in the morning. Totally didn't expect the jam in Tuas checkpoint as the guys did a check on their iphone with some traffic watch gadget that sent promising traffic condition at Tuas. It's a mistake, as the promising traffic condition was before the singapore custom and once we went beyond the custom, the distance btw singapore and malaysia custom is a good 3hours wait.
No car?
Alot of cars!
Some self-entertainment in the car.
Even after we passed the M'sia custom, we have to drive another hour or so to reach to our lunch destination. It's located right next to the sea with very cheap seafood. For lunch we had prawn, kankong, lala, two crabs, gonggong and two rounds of drinks. Bill came up to RM 242 which is about 100SGD+ for six persons.
Lunch!
After lunch, was another 2-2.5hrs drive up to Desaru. Exact address of the chalet is Lot PTD 558, Tanjung Punggai 81930 Bandar Penawar JOHOR, if you are interested to know. :) The plus point of the chalet is their own private carpark where you can just park your vehicle right outside your hut.
Our stay
After all the exploring, we went out of the chalet and found this field of lalang, very pretty for photoshoot. With so many cam-whores around, of course they took the chance to take some pre-wedding shoots. Unfortunately, we didn't get a nice shot at all for ourselves but my bf did captured very nice photos of the other two couples.
This is what goes on behind the scene!
Then came dinner, which also was a big round of seafood. Overdozed with seafood for that weekend! Dinner was much more expensive, costing us RM400+, almost twice of what we had for dinner. And the bad thing about dinner is that each dishes is not even half the portion we get for lunch. But it's some famous restoran (malaysian style) that even our local Channel U tv went there before to film. We had ostrich meat, boneless chicken, cereal prawn, softshell crab, lala, six crayfishes and two rounds of drinks.
Supper was rounds of beer that I don't want to go into details.
Still sober
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Day 2, woke up at around 10am (totally island life, so relax!) and off we went to explore Ostrich Farm around our area.
Just born, about 2 hours old, keep in a heater.
That was all about for the trip in Desaru, after lunch on Day 2, we just drove down to the shopping malls near to woodland custom. And ended the day with a smooth check-out at the woodland custom! Good weekend indeed. And it was only Saturday! Weekend should be always three days!
Team Roadtrip!
Some other photos from the DSLR shoot:
Till then*
Labels: Chalet D'Punggai, Malaysia, Travel
Have you changed your password yet?
Wednesday, June 02, 2010 | 6:55 PM
I never thought I will have sure problem since the number of web-user is so huge and I am just a nobody in the world wide web. But apparently my account got access into by many from Indonesia and one USA person.
So I quickly got my password reset and hope this wouldn't happen again. Just too scary to know someone is browsing through your email when you are totally unaware.
I have too many passwords to remain till date. Geez, but no choice!
Have you changed your password yet? :) Better do so before it's too late.
P/S: the on-screen keyboard is activated because my lousy vaio laptop at home has many non-functional keys
Labels: Personal review
Amazing Google
Thursday, May 27, 2010 | 9:12 AM
Under the heavy influence of Jasmine, my colleague from my first job, I started to use more product of Google. Apart from Gmail, I am using this amazing product under the arm of Google call Google Chrome!
It's like your Internet Explorer (42% of you people are still using it) but with a much nicer interface. If you search your stuff on Google website, you should by now know that Google adores the clean and simple look on their homepage. So you can expect a much tidy interface for Chrome.
And what's cool is that you can select the 'skin' of the browser from their theme page (for link please see below). This is how my Chrome look like, just the way I like it:
Apart from aesthetics plus point, I also like Google Chrome because:
- Multi tabs on one browser doesn't slow down the performance of each pages. Google moves at lightning speed.
- Able to pull tab off the master browser. I do this all the time when I am playing my Taiwan drama in one page and surfing Facebook on the other. With IE, I have to open a new browser and type the Facebook link again!
- Address bar is actually a google search bar. Cut one step and save you more time to gossip on Facebook sleep. On top of that when you tab Facebook and press the tab button, it becomes a search on Facebook. It's the same for YouTube.
Now whenever I used a new laptop, I will download Chrome first. You really have to use to discover! :)
Labels: Google, Internet Explorer, Personal review