After realizing wordpress page editor allows me to insert images into the links, I have manually redo the mosaic links for the favourite blogs I visit. Hopefully I’ll be very faithfully update the links.
Counting down to the days to the business trip and our holiday. I usually love the anticipating period but this time round, I am stressed out due to the workload (usual), kids falling sick, and also how the customer visit will fair. It’s the very first trip for me, in work. I was told “so blessed” to go for the trip. But with the high level engagement and the limelight, it will means more $$$ to bring for the co. right? Anyway, not to blog too much about my work. This blog is my personal space for my personal crafting pursue and also what I’ve love to share with friends. 
I am totally missing my scrapbooking time. Can’t recall when’s the last time already. Has it been maybe a quarter? So much so I should just do it. Like the NIKE slogan. Forget the procrastinating……..
Let’s see if my sleepy bug can leave me alone and I can manage a craft or two.
Here’s the recap of how my darling boy has grown…
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I’ve been using ecto / ecto3 for the longest time on my Mac, from the days of Powerbook till MBP. Really like this mac tool for blogging a lot until Adriaan pass the torch to illumineX. Things start to stop there… no further development of ecto3 and frustration with the Flickr Helper not displaying the photostream. Adriaan has been a GEM to help resolving some issues and I’ve finally found the solutions in his blog to make the Flickr Helper and Amazon Helper to work in ecto3.
Now, the next fix is to find the Blog This in 1001 to work for ecto3, I’ve been having problem to define the html code template for that. If someone can enlighten me what went wrong.
This is the template I’ve tried to create,
<blockquote>
<img src=”$url$” width=”100%” height=”100%”></img><a href=”$url$”></a>
</blockquote>
However, the image will not display. The html code only display the Flickr folder and not the actual source file address ending with .jpg
Anyway, I am equally please now that I can have the Flickr and Amazon helper working.
I just am super happy the movies line-up in SQ April In-Flight Entertainment are out of this world! Those are the movies I’ve wanted to watch. Almost all titles. I wish the May movies were better, (totally sucks for May) if only they have Alice in The Wonderland!! 
I’ve went for a pre-evaluation yesterday considering the option to go for LASIK. After 3 hours and the 10 mins video, 5 eye tests, 1 eye check, dilating and further eye check, counseling, finally, to the Dr’s room for recommendation of which technology would suit the candidate, it’s not an easy decision to make. Especially concerning your sight.
IMHO, it’s a calculated risk to take. no surgery is 100% risk free.
Factors to consider (apart from pre-evaluation if you are suitable candidate) :
.:your occupation,
.:your type of daily activities (outdoor/indoor based, high/low contact exercise)
.:your deep research of what type of LASIK to embark. for eg. Blade/Bladeless/EpiLASIK/PRK
.:how comfortable/confident are you with the surgeon who is going to do your procedure
.:price factor last, why?
nowadays, 0% installment plan with credit cards, DBS/OCBC/UOB/RBS/Citibank
more websites which may be of interest read:
LASIK Surgery Singapore
Your Eye Guide
Laser Eye Surgery Information Guide[
FDA Guide to LASIK Surgery
10 Dangers of Lasik Surgery
iLASIK Important Safety Information
Epi-LASIK Eye Surgery: How It Works
Lasik and All-Laser Lasik Flap Healing
If you are considering going for the Singapore LASIK Clinics,
check out the following Clinics :
From Gizmodo
have you read the Apple iPad Review ?
have you ordered?
There’s more to your reading if you are considering getting your hands on one.
Understanding the iPad Software
Understanding the iPad’s Industrial Design
We brought Ed’s parents to Tiong Poh Road this morning for breakfast.
This is a rare session for us since Ed’s dad is always out at work.
We had this opportunity to have both his dad and mom with us after bringing them to pay respect to Ed’s grandpa.
It’s the Chinese tradition we called as QingMing Jie.
Yummy salmon and I must say the Ichiban Sushi at Causeway Point is one of the best outlet I’ve been to. Good food, warm service
