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Resort 2009 collection by Philip Lim.

The ever commercial-conscious designer who designs for his customers. I like it that way, as much as it seems superficial and unoriginal. At least he doesn’t try to act all arty-farty just to fill in someone’s shoes.

The result is a nod to classic pieces reminiscent of Chanel. Wearable and elegant.

I like.

Women make bad drivers

Well… I’m kinda generalizing here. Not ALL women make bad drivers but MOST of the bad drivers are women.

I’ve sat in cars driven by the female race and most of them are quite all right. BUT. Most of the drivers who cut lanes as and when they want to, make illegal turns without any care in the world, don’t know when to speed appropriately and always make emergency brakes happen to be women.

I didn’t stereotype women as bad drivers in the past. But after my dad got his car and drove us out more often, it came to my observation that this stereotype is almost always true. And no, my dad never once said anything about women being bad drivers because my mom has a better sense of direction than him.

I’m female yes. So I’m doing everybody on the road a favour by not driving. Yet.

Fleeeeeee!

Been busy as a bumblebee.

It’s been an action-packed month. Close friend’s 21st, passing on of another friend, assignments, projects, tests, working part-time, saving money since lending out an amount which I think will never return, refraining from shopping online, yet still grabbing bargains from GSS…

Gosh! And people wonder why I don’t meet up with them. Sorry mates! Friends are fulfilling social needs but my sleep is a physical need (BASIC need) according to Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs. See how schoolwork has been invading my mind unknowingly.

Working tomorrow. And I still need to write out a speech for a presentation on Monday, tie up the loose ends the report for the same presentation, finish up my task for another subject’s project. Wheeee!!!

I need to now brainwash myself into thinking that I’m a 21-year-old with the energy of a 14-year-old!