Erin Wasson x RVCA Fall 09

i remember the summer,
how i fell in love with this series of b&w shots for RVCA
how i marvelled at how some crazy hair tossing in front of a white wall can look so good
how i instantly made photo #3 my msn display pic
how i love her clean yet spunky style

just gotta love it!

Poker Sesh

Had dinner at manpuku at tampines 1 with the girlies and yuanwei
before we made our way down to yuanwei's for a night of poker!

Food Entry 1

Just a quick entry on some of the food i've had recently, which includes both YAYs and NAYs



this needs no introduction...



Teppanyaki @ Sho Teppan. Quite yummy, but they could have been more generous with the serving.



Flamed grilled chicken @ Barcelos (Holland V)
it's a nando's knockoff! they dont it as well as nando's but credit where credit is due,
the chicken is juicy and they serve some very addictive wedges. very.



Teppanyaki @ Manpuku at Tampines1
to my dismal, this had a very strong raw taste to it which made it very hard to down. baddd.



Strawberry Choc Cake Tart @ Manpuku
the whole cake looked so gorgeous we had to give it a try!
did not come with a cheap price tag though. its $75 for the whole tart, and $8 for a small slice.

A world with fewer people would emit less greenhouse gases?

A world with fewer people would emit less greenhouse gases

read the economist article here

Combating environmental greenhouse issues via the availability of contraception to women - it is indeed a very refreshing proposition.
There is, however, in my opinion, a Catch-22 here.
Let me put this into perspective.
The article seem to suggest that the population boom in the coming years would be contributed mainly from the developing countries,
and therefore contraception should be made available to the women in those countries. 7bucks spent on providing family planning as opposed to 32bucks spent on green technologies, seems like a pretty good deal? But I doubt this will ever work out, and definitely not as cheap as 7bucks. The people firstly need to have sex education to truly understand the benefits of contraceptive. You can't force something upon them.
The implementation of education + supply of contraceptives = 7bucks per family? they think what, people only have sex 5 times a year?
And therein lies the irony of it all- the fact that the ones responsible for the bulk of global carbon emission are the G8 countries.

Ubin; Chek Jawa

shot with a modest iphone cam

is it possible to separate the deed from the feelings?
apparently it is.

geezz, morals of convenience.