- vegetarian sushi with pickled ginger in the middle... yum!
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Monday, October 27, 2008
a month of posts - day twentyseven
Remember the cassette tape? well I found an online version! saves me time from sitting in front of the boom box waiting for the right song to come along just so I can record it without too much talking from the DJ. sweet!
Currently loving:
- vegetarian sushi with pickled ginger in the middle... yum!
- vegetarian sushi with pickled ginger in the middle... yum!
Thursday, October 16, 2008
a month of posts - day sixteen
I discovered that there was such a thing as a Christmas ornament swap as I began to journey into reading design blogs. Although I don't sew or design much crafty things, I've been following the ornament swap organised by Freshly Blended and Cake & Pie for the past 2 years. Each participant has to create an ornament and send them to I think eight other people, and in return they will receive eight different ones. It's a showcase of creativity, design, and mix medium/textures. I'm really excited that the swap will be happening again this year. Can't wait to see what everyone comes up with. Below are just a few of the amazing tree decorations people came up with from last year's ornament swap.
Currently loving:
- Calendared morning teas at the office... it was the last day at the office for one of my colleagues today and the entire directorate had a morning tea for her. Everyone brought a plate to share... what a spread of goodies. I could barely have my lunch! So good!
Currently loving:
- Calendared morning teas at the office... it was the last day at the office for one of my colleagues today and the entire directorate had a morning tea for her. Everyone brought a plate to share... what a spread of goodies. I could barely have my lunch! So good!
Wednesday, October 15, 2008
a month of posts - day fifteen
I'm product swooning... just got back from a makeup event that promoted the new range of lipsticks called Lipstick Queen by Poppy King. It was a fun night where we all got lipstick makeovers, and even got tips and recommendations from the Lipstick Queen herself. I couldn't resist and had to purchase a couple of the products myself (see below for evidence)... they looked so good! haha what a sucker. (But I'm sure there are plenty of you who would love to get your mitts on these lippies too!)
Currently loving:
- the return of CSI:NY on tv!!! what a lovely way to chill for the night with the family.
Currently loving:
- the return of CSI:NY on tv!!! what a lovely way to chill for the night with the family.
Sunday, October 12, 2008
a month of posts - day twelve
I've always been fascinated by innovative product designs. For those of us old enough to remember creating our own mix tape cassettes, sitting next to the boom box recording the songs off the radio, trying to make the songs fit on to one side then having to do the same with side B... and once have you perfected the art of mix tapes you create one for your special friend, your besties, etc... bringing back a few good memories? In one of my design blog surf sessions, I discovered the MixTape USB! It's the updated version of the 80s era!
Currently loving:
- My friends who are actively helping me plan my trip! Love you guys oxox
Currently loving:
- My friends who are actively helping me plan my trip! Love you guys oxox
Friday, October 10, 2008
a month of posts - day ten
Oh stationery! I love stationery... and this post is dedicated to the post-it notes. I use lined post-it notes or better known as 'fat pads' by our local stationery guy at work, but these days there are post-its in all different colours, shapes and even scents. I love how it's been incorporated into art, bringing the contemporary everyday office stationery into another urban setting and totally transforming surfaces and also enabling viewers to interact with the installations.


(l-r) post-it notes wall in soho + the post-it sacred heart jesus christ was done on a wall of the facultad de arquitectura y urbanismo in the universidad de chile by mecanismo

pixelnotes by duncan wilson - it is a wallpaper where the walls become functional and becomes an integrated noticeboard that documents our activity within the room
something i want to do at the office (video by eepybird.com)
nike ad
Currently loving:
- being able to sleep in!


(l-r) post-it notes wall in soho + the post-it sacred heart jesus christ was done on a wall of the facultad de arquitectura y urbanismo in the universidad de chile by mecanismo
pixelnotes by duncan wilson - it is a wallpaper where the walls become functional and becomes an integrated noticeboard that documents our activity within the room
something i want to do at the office (video by eepybird.com)
nike ad
Currently loving:
- being able to sleep in!
Wednesday, October 08, 2008
a month of posts - day eight
Love visual worship... being able to express our adoration, our thoughts, our prayers in a different medium. I was recently introduced to this video, “New Creation” performed at Fellowship Church, and it gave me goosebumps...
and here's a couple older pics from my church's visual worship experiences (photos from Kym Rolle)
Currently loving:
- making fresh batches of honey joys
- the jeopardy-like bible trivia night with my connect group
and here's a couple older pics from my church's visual worship experiences (photos from Kym Rolle)
Currently loving:
- making fresh batches of honey joys
- the jeopardy-like bible trivia night with my connect group
Monday, October 06, 2008
a month of posts - day six
Moving away from Hong Kong, I thought that the crazy busy pace of life would slow down... sometimes I wonder if I could ever be so wrong. I reckon it's we have learn to crave... for something to do... if there are gaps in the diary, we want to fill them up. Weird. I think it's a good thing to just slow the pace down every now and then, and just be able to balance it out. Recently I discovered I just couldn't cope with a clustered diary and needed to blank out spaces in my diary so I could have more 'me' time and feel more relaxed and happy.
I read a blog the other day and found out that there is a book called 'The Slow Guide To Melbourne'. It's a guide "for anybody who wants to slow down and live it up, seachange without shifting postcode. It celebrates all that’s local, natural, traditional, sensory and most of all gratifying about living in Melbourne". Wow what a wonderful idea, encouraging the modern day city slickers to enjoy their cities and to be able to lap up the scenes. Would love to see a Perth version.
Currently loving:
- knowing that I will become an aussie citizen on Australia Day! yay!
- my friend Chris who managed to score a pair of Toronto Maple Leaf tickets for Kelly and I!!!!! woot woot! so excited!
I read a blog the other day and found out that there is a book called 'The Slow Guide To Melbourne'. It's a guide "for anybody who wants to slow down and live it up, seachange without shifting postcode. It celebrates all that’s local, natural, traditional, sensory and most of all gratifying about living in Melbourne". Wow what a wonderful idea, encouraging the modern day city slickers to enjoy their cities and to be able to lap up the scenes. Would love to see a Perth version.
images from kirin notebook
Currently loving:
- knowing that I will become an aussie citizen on Australia Day! yay!
- my friend Chris who managed to score a pair of Toronto Maple Leaf tickets for Kelly and I!!!!! woot woot! so excited!
Saturday, October 04, 2008
a month of posts - day four
I went into a scrapbooking store this afternoon after having a huge lunch with some of my colleagues from last year... If I had heaps of time and money to spend, I'd probably be scrapbooking all the time. Alright, I'll probably not be scrapbooking but I'm am totally hooked with the vast range of printed paper and different paper types available. Guess I'm a total geek, but I love the prints and patterns... it's a visual fest for me!
Currently loving:
- Chai taw kueh (probably not the correctly phonetics) aka 蘿蔔糕 Malaysian hokkien hawker style turnip cake... chunks of turnip cake stir-fried with egg, dried radish, and yummy sauce. One of the Asian restaurants in our local shopping centre make the best! score!
Currently loving:
- Chai taw kueh (probably not the correctly phonetics) aka 蘿蔔糕 Malaysian hokkien hawker style turnip cake... chunks of turnip cake stir-fried with egg, dried radish, and yummy sauce. One of the Asian restaurants in our local shopping centre make the best! score!
Thursday, September 04, 2008
abc with a new twist
A team at my work pinned this up on one of the noticeboards recently and it made me realise how visual our society has become and also just how many technology icons I have been in contact with in my daily life. Reckon you know this set of ABCs? I'm still at lost with a few of them... help anyone?

A = Apple
B = Blogger
C = Coldfusion
D = De-li-cious
E = EBay
F = Firefox
G = Gimp
H = Hot Potatoes
I = Internet Explorer
J = Java
K = Klub Penguin
L = Linux
M = Moodle
N = Napster
O = Open Office
P = Picasa
Q = Quicktime
R = RSS
S = Secondlife
T = Twitter
U = USB aka Universal Serial Bus
V = Vista
W = Wikipedia
X = XP
Y = Yahoo
Z = .ZIP
A = Apple
B = Blogger
C = Coldfusion
D = De-li-cious
E = EBay
F = Firefox
G = Gimp
H = Hot Potatoes
I = Internet Explorer
J = Java
K = Klub Penguin
L = Linux
M = Moodle
N = Napster
O = Open Office
P = Picasa
Q = Quicktime
R = RSS
S = Secondlife
T = Twitter
U = USB aka Universal Serial Bus
V = Vista
W = Wikipedia
X = XP
Y = Yahoo
Z = .ZIP
Monday, July 28, 2008
another month of posts - day twentyeight
Ooh I discovered Wordle... it's a 'toy' that generates word clouds using text you enter... it brings out the typography geek in me. Below is one from the gallery.
Also currently loving:
- City Homicide... one of the best aussie shows I've watched in ages.
- Sashimi... gotta love a bit of raw fish.
- Canapes... can be hideously fiddly to make, but tastes amazing... well I made some for the first time on Saturday and they turned out alright.
Also currently loving:
- City Homicide... one of the best aussie shows I've watched in ages.
- Sashimi... gotta love a bit of raw fish.
- Canapes... can be hideously fiddly to make, but tastes amazing... well I made some for the first time on Saturday and they turned out alright.
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