Errr... how do you sell anything under $0? Saw this on the Cnet website.
It has been a busy week, which is good. I'm on the road now, which is more "me" as compared to be stuck in the office doing work.
I guess being in the sales line for more than 5 years, it's really difficult to face the PC whole day and go for lunch at 12pm. Too routine for me already.
I rather be out on the road, than to be at the office doing reports. A fair mix will be just nice.
Little kids with glasses? Where else but Singapore will you find so many of them.
Want to know the new venue for picnic in a country with pathetic parks and beaches?
Serangoon Stadium during the weekend can be a nightmare.
The chin-up bar and monkey- swing area becomes a playground as the kids play and swing on the equipment as well as challenge one another.
At the sit-up benches, families gather and chat. Some even use the benches to rest their tired bodies, thus depriving others of using the equipment.
Others treat the stadium like a beach. Children with beach playsets are often seen building sand castles at the sand pit landing meant for long jump.
It is not uncommon for one, while jogging on the track, to be blocked by a maid or parent pushing a pram.
Sometimes, a pram is parked on the track temporarily while the parent feeds the infant.
The track is also used by parents as a training ground for toddlers taking their first steps.
The stadium has turned into one big playground and picnic area, instead of a place for people to exercise.
This is sad, man. Why do all these in a stadium? Duh!
Go Kevin go! He puts many Singaporean to shame with his standard of Mandarin.
LHL should learn from him. Hokkien not enough to win China over, lar.
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