im back into the groove of shopping for shoes.
and theres one more pair arriving in my mail shortly, that makes it 3.
Marks and Spencer do have beautiful shoes,
like during the sale, its a waste not to buy anything.
trendy zone at fareast is charging 20 bucks for a pair of shoes that will last for less then 4 months.(in my case, 2 months and its gone!)
so if i were to pay 10 bucks more for shoes that will prolly last a year, i would.
i saw the white snakeskins ones at centrepoints' marks and spencer.
i thought it would make a goodd collection, sadly, the white ones were not on sale.
so at wheelock, li bing and i came across the same pumps in brown, not a bad choice i say.
ON SALE AT 30 BUCKS.
walked around for a couple of hours and decided that i had to have them.
saw these on the marks and spencer webby.
looks good, but i only got the brown one, singapore ar, ALWAYS LIMITED STOCKS!
....
was out at the museum and all around towwn, arab street with li bing yesterday.
it was a heritage tour i swear!
i dun think im made to experience those, i just cant take the heat.
if only it was breezy and cooling, singapore would be a better place to live in.
li bing tried her best to calm me down, but i guess it has smtg to do with my skin,
low tolerance to heat.
i haven met her for ages, and im glad things turn out okay.
and we got the job at BORDERS.
right now, its my dream job, been thinking about it for a couple of months before i even pitched the idea to li bing.
she seems like the kind who would love to work at borders with an odie like me!
soak in the air of harry potter i say!!!!!
i think highlight of the day was the singapore museum.
free entry after 5.30pm was unexpected, but longed for.HAHA.
exhibitions was like educational, not boring-history -boring.
fashion, food, film and photographs.
four areas, four different themes.
great for a walk down memory lane to learn about stuffs we will never ever experience.
the 'food' theme was something that blew me away, completely.
it was on street food culture, think satay bak ku teh, roti prata, char kway teow.
li bing seems to think that they sprayed the smell of 'you tiao' in the air.
possible, we;'ll never know.
i dont think i'll be eating satay that much no more, basically, from the exhibition,
the satay was seasoned by sugar and more sugar. it freeks me out man.
the fashion was so 'lets-jump-into-a-go-go' culture.
full of wigs, cakey powder and from cheongsum-kebaya-mini skirt.
i dont know if that makes sense.
explore the rest at the museum if u have time lah.
free entry after 5,30pm is absolutely amazing.
cheerios.
