Hello there, how have you been? I’d assume you either work too hard or study quite hard.
Well, according to a survey, when it comes to slave drivers or bad employers and yeah, disloyal employees, sunny SG wasn’t favoured. Another report has revealed that Asian (Singaporean) Employers are more likely to bug their employees and subordinates even if it’s past their office hours and even if they’re on a break or a holiday, demanding that “they should attend” that so-called “it” at work no matter what!

I was in central China just about a week ago and apparently, like some of our European friends, they observe a similar “siesta time” most especially in the central and other big cities there. For lack of a better definition, SIESTA in the U.S. is simply a “power nap.” In Chinese, it’s called “Wujiao.” Proof of this is the photo above. It’s from their Ministry Of Foreign Investment office.

One of my University Professors gave us this unfounded theory in our Sociology class, “love-making happens a lot during Siesta time.” Hmmm….I wonder If this has been given any consideration to make more babies here.

So, If your Boss or office allows you to “Wujian”, take it. It’s a privilege, grab it! It’s good for your mind, body, and soul. Great for the SG population too – well, perhaps!

Hope you’re now able to view the slides I’ve edited above:)

I’ve been meaning to post this for sometime now, just keep forgetting to hit “publish!!”
We’ll we’ve all heard about it. C’mon, $3.90 for hot water? In Sunny SG?
Like Joanne Peh, I won’t pay $3.90 for hot water! Unless it’s a legit sparkling water or real spring water. Our air crew remembered how their staff (this chicken resto’s Bugis outlet) told us before that they’re not smiling coz they’re stressed?! Huh? w-what?
This branch at Tanglin Mall was a much better outlet than the one at Bugis. I actually wrote to them in the past to improve their service via their FB page.

Pro service training and real hunger to really serve are of significance here. Word!

Two thumbs up spots that serve both hot and cold water – FOC:
1) Zhou’s Kitchen, Anchorpoint.
I’ve expressed my disappointment to one Manager there and somehow, my request has been heard!
2) NYDC – all outlets! Water with a hint of lemon, nice!
3) Most 5 star hotels especially Mandarin Hotel, Orchard @ Triple Three. The staff there are on the ball!

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The kids I know thought “Don’t Stop Believin” is a Glee original.
The list goes on, countless covers whether you and I think
or feel otherwise about ‘em as ok or butchered is subjective.
Opinions are to be respected and it’s almost similar to comparing
Beliebers to the non or anti-Bieber. Gleeks or anti-Glee.
Yahoo, reflects my sentiments about the show. I personally thought
Season 1 was more interesting than Season 2.

It’s like what Harry our A.M.DJ felt about American Idol.
The audition episodes were more intersting than when
the hopefuls are on stage with all their weird hairdo and un-fash
outfit and costumes! Same stuff on GLEE. Season 2 seems
to be overdoing it. Yeah, Paltrow and Morisson’s version of “Kiss” by
Prince isn’t bad. But, how long are they gonna be able to sustain the creative covers of the classics? If there’s something I’d praise the arrangers for, It would be the wise retention and the decent take of staying as close as possible to the original sounds of the classics yet making it sound fresh. The failure to me is that when it sounds very “choir-eeeweee.” If there’s such a word.

Then again, for a show that kicked American Idol on viewership
previously, it’s safe to say that GLEE’s audience is from 5 to perhaps 55. Don’t take my numbers seriously, I’m a Mass-Comm Degree holder not an Accounting Grad;)

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