Tuesday, April 24, 2007
Saturday, April 21, 2007
Free Cone Day!
Tuesday, April 17, 2007
How to get from New York to Paris?
Wednesday, April 11, 2007
Quick Snap McDraw!
For trigger happy fingered individuals like me, try out this new website called http://www.shwup.com
It's faster than the usual online photo album, uploading, inviting and sharing. This is just a drag and drop! Super quick for snap-silly-photo-takers.
Click the big red button that's labelled 'Click'. It'll download and off you go... Very simple.
Thank you for making my photo spreading and sharing easier and more fun!
It's faster than the usual online photo album, uploading, inviting and sharing. This is just a drag and drop! Super quick for snap-silly-photo-takers.
Click the big red button that's labelled 'Click'. It'll download and off you go... Very simple.
Thank you for making my photo spreading and sharing easier and more fun!
Monday, April 9, 2007
Rolling Along
Easter Sunday was spent rolling up and down along the coastal road. Bike training with two guys who have signed up for the 70.3 in September.
There were many many large sand-carrying trucks but one stuck out. X?9696?, couldn’t get the rest of the license plate, you don’t look too clearly when perspiration’s dripping down your face and the truck is leaving sand and dust in its wake which you are pedalling though or past. But this driver gave us plenty of space on the road, despite the 3 of us adding up to less than his tyres, he gave us a whole lane. Not once but twice! Thank you!
And there were the ones who were not so nice… maybe we should put these people on bicycles then they’ll know what it’s like…
Saturday, April 7, 2007
Bunny Victim No.2
Friday, April 6, 2007
Sunny Dining
A big warm thank you to a great hospitality person! I know they are called waiters or waitresses but sometimes you get the honor of meeting one who has pride and dignity in his or her profession. I had the privilege to meet one such individual. Yee Shih was more than just a waitress at our dinner gathering last night.
Being the night before a public holiday the restaurant was heaving at the seams. Her section was packed to the brim with a huge table of about 12 people, our table of 8, a table behind us with 4 and a couple to our side, she was holding up the sweetest smile all night. We were there 8:30pm through to past 11pm and she would chat and make sure we were all happy with our full glasses of cold ocha, cold water and sake.
The food was prompt, the table was cleared, dishes were changed, she was on top of keeping us joyfully pleased with being there and having her with us. She did a great job last evening and we are very thankful for making our evening even more enjoyable.
The objective of last evening was to celebrate a friend’s new employment. Here’s wishing her another successful career!
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)