Although the work blog is up, I’m still reticent about blogging about work unless some anecdote comes up that I can’t ignore. Like on Friday when someone, presumably a parent who wants his/her child to attend one of our gymnastics classes, faxed in a […]
Google Earth satellite picture of my home by night
Just when I think there really isn’t enough time in a day, someone comments that ‘the time of celebrity bloggers has probably run its natural course’. Then I read that the world too, is coming […]
Google Earth woulda been da bomb if dey had a Mac version. It’s probably the only time I’d ignore this here Powerbook for an hour or so and go hijack someone else’s PC.
And if, like me, you drool over maps and can spend hours poring over them, making […]
It is a hard life, being a Blog Star. So many engagements, so little time. It’s a good thing there’s so much money in it, y’know? Else it really would suck, having to cop so much flak from the public. Woe is me, y’know?
OK, I go wallow and listen to Nigerian music liao.
[…]
So, it’s not only in Singapore that we’re feeling the heat. Apparently, London cops are harrassing bloggers too.
How, like that? Faster go holiday already lah!
iTunes is playing an
You shouldn’t use stylo-mylo cursive writing on a lunch menu chalkboard. You know why? Because cannot read! Especially while you’re waiting in line! I nearly ordered a Jack Russell salad.
iTunes is playing an illegal copy of Sidney Bechet — Summertime from the podcast “aurgasm :: […]
Thought I’d put some pressure on ourselves so we’d come up with a podcast real soon (yah lah, busy is no excuse lah!):
Technorati Tags: mrbrown, podcast, Mr Miyagi, Singapore
Excerpt:
Not just the young or idle but mothers, fathers, husbands and wives are also recording the days of their lives
Not just the young or idle but mothers, fathers, husbands and wives are also recording the days of their lives
THIS week, we take a break from the current “blogging troubles” […]
So today I received an email that went:
Dear STI Reader,
We hope you have enjoyed reading The Straits Times Interactive (STI), the online version of The Straits Times — the nation’s flagship newspaper with a readership of 1.35 million daily.
[…]
MercerMachine’s “cannot help but follow” meme (trackbacks via Tomorrow.sg).


I am that child who thought he was born on the moon because his mother told him he was ‘born the same time the first man stepped on the moon’. I am that child that […]
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