I joyfully alighted from Bus 105 and changed to Bus 153. To my annoy, I saw that there is Bus Service 105 at my destination too.

When I boarded Bus 57, an uncle warmly welcomed me, "Lai, zuo! (Come and sit!)" and I naively greeted back and sat in front of him. It was then I smelled alcohol, a drunk uncle =.=' He started humming pervertedly and I was shamelessly afraid, so fearful that I dare not lean back and sat 3/4 of the seat instead. Then,

This girl was walking towards a bus stop. In the bus, the uncle shouted "WA! Chio Bu!"

I found this bottled drink at Caltex petrol kiosk, Bukit Timah. I swear that it's really all natural with real white fungus in it. Only at $1.85! There are waterchestnut, plum, beetroot, almond barley, and lots more, too!

Officiated one junior match, Australian International School versus International Canadian School, and I have $30 in my pocket : D This is a photo of parents. Yes, you almost can find no Singaporean parents that go down to watch their children's match, lest to say cheering for them. Maybe they don't even know about it. Caucasian coaches are apparently more civilised too. No spouting at players or referees.

Stanley: 'You shall toss the ball.'
Denslin: 'Why me?'
Stanley: 'New referee must learn how to.'

P.S Stanley is of the same batch as me. What a joke -roll my eyes-

It is really a wonder why do people want to fake the slang, which they apparently don't have, when they talk to caucasians. I was so embarrassed by him.

Boon Hui: 'Caucasians are not more superior than us' Applause.

The man I love. Mind you, he's 20 : p