Meme of 4

4 Jobs You’ve Had In Your Life

- Chinese Restaurant Waiter (My 3 month stint before going to serve the nation. This is where I learn about service. Sadly, I have not felt it in other restaurants till to-date. Not that I visited all the restaurants in Singapore)
- Application Analyst (My first job, fresh out of university)
- Software Consultant (My second job which was my first step into the private sector)
- Business Analyst (My current job; coincidentally, this is my 4th job title in the same co.)

4 Movies You Could Watch Over And Over

- Starwars Trilogy (Does that count as 3? :-p)
- Jurassic Park
- Infernal Affair (无间道)
- Journey To The West (西游记)


4 TV Shows You Love(d) To Watch

- Friends
- The Apprentice
- Sex and the City
- Mr Bean

4 Places You’ve Been On Vacation To

- Hong Kong
- Queenstown, New Zealand
- Venice, Italy
- Prague, Czech Republic

4 Places You Would Rather Be

- Hokkaido, Japan (Love the snow view)
- Paris, France (Bonjour!)
- Barcelona, Spain (Always like to see Gothic architecture)
- New York, US (The Big Apple)

4 Of Your Favourite Foods

- Hokkien Prawn Noodles
- Braised Duck with Yam Rice
- Curry Chicken Rice
- Char Kueh Tiao

4 Websites You Visit Daily

- mrbrown.com
- kennysia.com
- Sudoku Online
- MyCarForum

Rain, rain, go away.

The rainy weather is beginning to get on my nerves. My laundry has yet to smell the good old sunshine for awhile. And travelling in wet condition on Pan-Island-Expressway during rush hour is mind-boggling. Neither is it fun to go lunch carrying an umbrella that does not offer much shelter in wet and windy weather.

But then again, I hope it rain continuously when I go for my reservist next month ;-)

Free ticket to Bangkok/Phuket

I received a sms recently:

"Spend at least $6,000 on your M1-Citibank Visa Card from 1/12/2005 - 31/01/06 & receive free air ticket to Bangkok/Phuket. Call 6225 5225 to enquire. Terms apply."

At first I treated it as another of those irritating spam sms and wanted to delete it straight away. Then I realised something does not make sense and read it aloud.

"Spend at least $6,000...ticket to Bangkok..."

Someone please tell me that if you have that tendency to spend so much within such short period - you cannot afford tickets to Bangkok?

I belong to those conservative card holder and seldom hit my credit limit. What makes them think I will spend $6K in 2 months just to get free air ticket. (If it's to Europe it's a totally different story)

So, thanks but no thanks, I rather keep my $6K for my next Europe trip.

Press delete button on my handphone...