Month: March 2007

  • There’s always time for a good nap

    Jake ZZZ Some nights I sit at my desk trying to type up something for an article, or looking for nonsense news online, I turn and see Jake lying on the chair behind me. He’s pretty content to sleep near me most days, and he’s been a real sweetie with everyone lately. And that has…

  • Beware the Dizziness Centre

    I’d like to see the Dizziness Doctor please That’s for when your head’s still spinning from discovering that your friendly neighbourhood 7-Eleven, which is supposed to be open 24 hours – wasn’t one of their taglines ‘always close but never closed’? – isn’t open 24 hours: Taufik was really disappointed he could only sell Slurpees*…

  • Faring well

    No it’s not pissing down, it’s a performance. A couple of ‘landmarks’ bid good bye this week – the National Stadium, which I dare say has more sentimental value than the other ‘landmark’, the Musical Fountain on Sentosa, Singapore’s Last Resort Island. Channelnewsasia reports that ‘it staged it’s final two performances to a sell-out crowd’.…

  • Non sequitur shopping

    Unbreakable… But if broken, thumb considered sold Unbeatable, original logic Technorati Tags: Singapore

  • Seat gurus

    I discovered, via SMH, this useful guide to airline cabin seating for many airlines. Tells you which seats to avoid on which aircraft types on which airlines. Useful only if you travel a lot lah. Which I don’t. But nice to know these things anyway, y’know? (Another guide: seatexpert.com) Technorati Tags: travel, airlines