My last weekend running around before the hectic work week started.
I just got back at 1am and I'm still awake at 3am! Dunno how I'm gonna wake up for work tmr.
But I'm laughing out silly at an image of the Beaver from Narnia after a non-related work discussion with a colleague before we knocked off at midnight.
Classic expression.
Okie dokes, moving on with my post, here are the snippets of the weekend. <3
I hope my condo stops chopping previous old trees down cos we need the shelter.
Lovin' this blue retro-ish dress from Minkpink.
Pretty sakura blossoms on a lightbulb at Ichiban!
Cutting down my intake of food, no more ordering of a whole set meal for myself!
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I recall taking the train from KL back to Singapore once, but I simply fell asleep on the train. Didn't really treasure my one and only ride on this route, not knowing that it'll be a historical thing of the past.
Here's a last tribute to the railway route.
We walked all the way there from N's place.
From here, you can already see how crowded the tracks are!
Awesome day, with great pictures and memories that will last a lifetime. :)
I'm proud of myself for refraining from shopping before completely clearing my wardrobe.
But, I bought something from ASOS, and it finally arrived!
My recent acquisition:
Pardon the eyebags, I worked till very late. :(
Contemplating over Jaynelle-ing this in a velvet polyester material with a slight gloss finish.
Absolutely loving the pleats but it looks very big on me without a belt. UK6 from ASOS is probably an equivalent of a UK10 la. Still, a gorgeous looking dress for 15 pounds - will wear it to work with a blazer over!
Random: My bro just told me that an acquaintance told him that she was keen on starting a blogshop. Blogshops, a term used so common, people hardly take it for a serious business? How are we (A and myself) gonna be able to break away from the association with blogshop owners who take the business as a hobby? The suppliers aren't helping much and it gets you down quite often, you don't have anyone you can really trust.
I'm sure the popular online retail shops have gone through alot to get where they are today, I'm wondering if A and myself have what it takes to do this? If we were required to resign from our full-time jobs in the near future without seeing much progress due to time constraints in committing to what we wanna do, will we be able to give up what we have now to go search for new ground (suppliers etc.)?
Sighs, it's back to reality and reality is work tomorrow at 9am so good night peeps. xx. :)
