Fruitful Monday

I wish most of my days are as fruitful and productive as today.

0800 Woke up
0830 Fetch beaver to work
0900 Check in to clinic to get in line
0910 Back home for a dump
0935 Breakfast with Choon Teik @ Lip Sin (Prawn Noodles)

1030 Fruit purchase as Lip Sin Market
1100 Groceries shopping at Jusco
1130 Back home and on to preparing chicken
1230 Oatmeal scramble eggs with bread and a glass of skim milk

1315 Hair cut and shower
1400 Rest
1430 Back to clinic to collect medication and to say goodbye + thanks for my family doctor of 7 years
1510 Check in @ dentist for scaling (RM65) and (RM50 each)
1620 Pick beaver up from work
1700 Snack, shower, light cleaning & light packing
1900 Nap
2000 Dinner & National Geographic
2200 Back home to R&R and Blog!
2300 Sleep time!

Now how did I miss out going to the gym? :)

By the way, it is not a work day today because it the Sultan of Kedah's birthday.

15 days to go

Jan 3rd 2013 marks my 7th year with Intel.
This month also marks the last month I will be with this company.
Faithful, loyal and ever steadfast I have marched bravely through two assembly engineering department within this company.

I am so proud of what I have learned and achieved.

After spending some time reflecting, I have come to realise that my life cycle changes every 6-7 years.

Is it a sign?
Perhaps an un-written pattern?
Who knows?

And now the countdown begins.

A Shot Back in Time - Goldfield

Songkhla Lake

Along the whaft

I added some grain to the picture, what do you think about it?

View of the seafood restaurant from the wharf . It extends out to sea for close to 200 meters.

Kim Yong Market, Hat Yai, Thailand

Salted Duck Eggs

Horse Chesnut

Lucerne, Switzerland 2007

'The Lion of Lucerne was hewn sometime in 1820-1821 to commemorate the Swiss Guards who were massacred during the French Revolution when revolutionaries stormed the Tuileries Palace in Paris, France'.

The American writer Mark Twain praised the sculpture of a mortally wounded lion as the "most mournful and moving piece of stone in the world" '.

Of course, I conveniently took this off Wikipedia to tell you what the lion is about.

What would I know about the French Revolution and Mark Twain....besides Tom Sawyer & Huckleberry Finn :)

Thank you HF Ng for the good times!

Lion of Lucerne

On Chapel Bridge overlooking the Reuss River

A pier on Lake Lucerne

Red Door @ Armenian Street