oh yea! had my first gym session today with a personal trainer... he made me do every available machine in sets of 2 x 15 times, a number that seems very far away after u hit 12... it'll turn familiar : " one, two. three. four. five. six. seven. eight. nine. ten. eeeeleven. tweeeeeelve. come one 3 more! thirrrrrteeeeen.... 2 more... fooooourteen!!! LAST ONE!! come one! one more time! FIFFFFFTEEENNN!!!!

and u're done with set no. 1 ...

heh heh. well it wasn't too bad! the female changing room has lots to see, i'll spare my readers from any graphical contents, i now wonder what the male changing room has to offer... *slurp* hahaha... hot bods or blop flops...

Met up with sde peeps and we traded some work stories... i'm so glad to be where i am although i think i still have the capacity and energy to learn more like those in d-l-s... sometimes i think i'm underworked in >< i always find myself announcing my colleagues "please use me NOW!" - and i've been made useful all the time... pretty excited over my ppp project... it's the only project i think we can truly make some substantial influence for the good of the users - as opposed to QS bowing down to the clients all the time... worse if there are more than 2 cost-sharing clients... we are like the lawyers here, finding bits and pieces of evidence to prove the other client wrong, that they should pay more and use less...

i'm still young. i should be grilled as much as i can. but in >< , they let me be grilled as much as i want.

anyway i just recalled in our ND rally speech, it was mentioned that working, married and raising kids is what life should be all about. absolute and almost a futile attempt to define what life is in Singapore. i must say, i was a little angry and pretty disappointed by that line made, living here is great, fantastic, have anything u can ask for... the downside is, u have to work doubly hard to compose the life u really desire - especially if it isn't exactly in line with what the gahmen wants u to do.