Need a Change

As a true Gemini, I've always dived into changes (voluntarily and involuntarily).
Changing hairstyles, changing hobbies, changing jobs or changing homes.

Thank goodness I've settled with a partner who does not protest it, rather he scrums into doing things and makes me the party pooper, rolling my eyes.
My wish to have a fun and exciting partner came true, and I think I've lost the solidarity of my own thoughts, actions and madness. (not complaining my life though)

I am boring, and I can smell it over me.

For the longest time, I did not do much, anything.
(Besides getting married. oh, and moving house next week!)
But yes, I kept my original hair color, didn't take up any hobbies, stayed with the current job for astonishing 9 months! and bunked into Matt's bachelor pad for almost 1 year now.
My blogs are all very everyday events, shallow hallow stuff.
I don't hang out with my girlfriends as much, but that's not just my problem.

And then the job. me? IT what? but it's actually challenging and I feel empowered, that's why 9 months passed before I knew. And what a heck, I'm paid more than I ever did.
So that's surprising and disturbing why my creativity has dropped despite of it.

Am I more fun and creative when I'm broke and desperate?

Like... where's the Alannis Morissett I loved so much? Is she 1 step ahead of me again?

2 Nights of Concert!

Monday - 'Manic Street Preacher' at Fort Canning Park Obviously Matt's choice and although I only know few songs, I enjoyed the atmosphere.

Tuesday - 'Kylie Minogue' at Indoor Stadium If it wasn't my choice, that'll be a bit weird... but Matt enjoyed the show.

Both tickets were about $100 each but Kylie looked 1/10 smaller.

Kylie's sang for 2 hours, looking ever so gorgeous with her ever so girlie cute voice. She closed the night with "I should be so lucky lucky lucky lucky...."

Post Card from Singapore.

Carol is back! for a drink!

Carol came back to Singapore for the first time since they moved to England in April.

This time though, Simon decided not to come, as he thinks he has no will power to go back to England again....

Carol treated us for a very very nice Japanese food (田舎屋:inakaya) - totally recommended!

Treat was in return for hanging out at Orchard Towers afterwards.

It was a weekday and we were trying to reserve not to go overboard, so Matt and I left first, coz otherwise, we can really loose it and have fun with this woman Carol.

Dave, Prindi & Ciaira

Prindi is my Indonesian girl friend who introduced the Reiki master in Jakarta.
She's fun, smart and very kind (too kind sometimes). She married to a New Zealand guy Dave.
She has a cute daughter from her previous marriage.

They moved to a really nice house (also in the East side) which makes us a neighbor. Dave is also into Rugby and true to the NZ blood, does a great BBQ!
I think there's more of Prindi and Dave to come in our life.

Singapore 7s

I never would have even made myself to go down to a Rugby game if it wasn't for Matt.
But that's how it is isn't it? being married to a rugby boy?
So I brought my friends to watch it with me, as Matt will be busy with his mates, drinking beer from the afternoon, watching the game.
Of course, we are not complaining. It was different way to spend a Saturday.

There were 2 Japanese team and 1 Indonesian team among the many international teams, but all 3 teams lost big time. Well...

Avenue Q

Went to watch this 'uncensored and uncut', 'above 16' musical of muppets for grown ups.

It originated in the broadway of New York and they formed a special team (mostly Phillippinos) to cast for the Asia shows. Still, they were good and delivered it well in my opinion.

Some of the songs include "If you are gay it'd be okay", "The Internet Is For Porn", "It Sucks to Be Me" to name the few, are all hilarious and upbeat, the kind of songs that stay in your head.