What was going through my mind when my wife and I exchanged vows? A lot. I was wracked with nerves. So much that I stumbled on my words, as did the beautiful bride before me as we clutched each other’s hands so tightly we left nail marks on each other’s knuckles.
It […]
Thanks for your well-wishes and congratulations, if you’ve made any. Me and my wife, wife! Yes, wife! …
…me and my wife are recovering from the wedding, and we’ll be returning to work in the morning. But oh what a Sunday, and oh, what a wedding!
Friends and family alike […]
I am sleepy tired sleepy. So sleepy tired sleepy you cannot imagine how sleepy tired sleepy I am.
But we managed to come home, fry up some fries and sausages and had a decent homely but unhealthy dinner/supper so it wasn’t so bad. There’s nothing like home fried fries, sausages and a cup of tea to, […]
In between work-related activity in L.A., I’ve managed to squeeze in a fair bit of time doing wedding-related activity. You know, things like calling my parents and telling them what me and my fiancée have planned, listening to them agree, and then trying not to be more stressed when they call back five minutes later […]
I haven’t written properly here for awhile, and much as I loathe blogging about blogging, there are some days, every day in fact, that I struggle to think about what to write here.
So many things have happened in the past months that it’s been difficult to make heads or tails […]
Happiness is a shepherd’s pie baked in your new (old) apartment. Still happy even though the whole flat smells like onions and potato, and I’m discovering that the ventilation here isn’t too flash.
’Won’t drop one. Don’t worry!’ said the truck driver…
Almost done.
Many cartons and many pieces of 2nd hand furniture have endured the 1km trek from my (parents’) old house to my new (old) apartment, and I am happy to report that the move is almost […]
On Mothers’ Day, we bought mum a lunch at a Teochew restaurant and a watch, which she liked enough to put on immediately, and I was so thrilled she liked it that I blurted out, “we bought it at a warehouse sale”!
It doesn’t mean I love my mother any less, […]
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