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Wednesday, August 10, 2005

Spring of Youth

We had a great day at church picnic today with plenty of people turning up! It was perhaps the largest turn out ever and i had much difficulty squeezing into the photo!!! haha It was nonetheless a sunny, fun day out at sembawang park. I think we need to change the location alittle to make it more accessible to the rest of the world.

There were games, games and...games. I think the kids and the teens pretty much enjoyed themselves given that i had a hand in the planning of the games! haha not the whole hand lah, but i give a best estimate of at least 4 fingers. Means i played a part with coming up with the ideas. Took some pictures of them playing but i have no idea of putting them up. Not that fantastic...

Ohoh oh! i took quite a number of portraits, though very normal and basic ones, but the subjects, aka kids, are all beri cute one. I can forsee myself posting them in near future when sch actually starts and i have no more time to go around taking pictures. I'm so tired.... wonder how the kids are doing. Darn the spring of youth... they can outplay, outsmart, outlast, outrun... the list goes on! The new survivours!! haha

I've decided to buy a laser printer (monochrome) to aid my churning out of lecture notes. Those who know me pretty much guess that i will never want to squeeze and queue up in NUS just to print the pile of notes. Anyway, i've calculated the costs and it comes up to an estimate of $0.06 per pg as compared to the norm rate of $0.05 over at NUS. However, i think the convenience of prinitng the notes at my own home should justify the $0.01 per pg. =) Ah zhan, you can start sending me the soft copies of your notes already, collect on sat. Charges - $0.06 per pg. haha oops oops... Who wanna go sim lim and buy the things with me!!!

Gimme Some Food...pls?

Gimme Food

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