Monthly Archives: February 2008

Donate to Precious for her plastic surgery

By now, I’m sure you’ve heard that a prominent Malaysian blogger have joined the opposition party and is raising funds for his campaign through his blog. Jeff’s official line is, “Get a Blogger into Parliament. Jeff 4 Malaysia, Donate, Volunteer, Get Involved.” Hmm… very persuasive.
Who wouldn’t want a blogger in parliament? Think of all the [...]

Looking good in a traditional chinese wedding dresss

Two years ago, I was invited to attend a beautiful wedding in Shanghai. As usual, the bride looked gorgeous on her big day. No one could tell she was hospitalized just a few days before for severe gastritis which was induced by the stress of planning for the big day.
As any other wedding, she was [...]

The debt collection agency is looking for me

I have so many bank accounts and bank cards, some times I forget one or two is due for payment. That is why I was so surprised to receive this:-

At least it isn’t pork’s blood splashed on my door! Did you notice the kind advice to sign up for free credit counseling and money management [...]

Abalone & Scallop Pizza

Not your every day pizza. This one is home baked by a friend of my mother.

The pea looks a bit dehydrated, doesn’t it? But let’s not judge the pea by its cover skin.

I thought the abalone will be overly chewy after baking but it wasn’t. I love the creamy cheese sauce that coated it. It [...]

What to do with a Clumsy Girlfriend

I know I don’t look like it, but I am very very very clumsy. Countless times I’ve knocked over Nic’s fragile treasured possessions - his PDA, Hard Drives, Car Alarm Remote, and sent them flinging across the room. I think he almost teared the time he saw with his own eyes his hard drive landing [...]

How many women does it take to make kaya?

In my home, six. One to teach. One to learn. Four to observe it while it cooks.

I learned that the hardest part about making kaya is the stirring. It burns too easily. You need strong arms to scrape the bottom of the pot non-stop for forty-five minutes.

There are only five ingredients. Cream from 3 coconuts’ [...]

Life of a Plumber in UK

So yesterday, I discovered that my friend who is working as a plumber’s apprentice in the UK, is making a truckload of money. Approximately RM15,833.575 a month, if you want to count the shillings.
However, even though he makes a truckload of money, his cost of living is also pretty high. Renting a room or buying [...]

A Brieft History of Wealth

When I landed my first job, I was very disciplined. I was offered a salary quite a lot higher than most of my peers which made it easier for me to save.
At that time, I divided my salary equally into three portions. The first 30% is sent to a separate account for savings. The second [...]

Personal Wealth Management

Last night, I forwarded an article from GetRichSlowly.com which reviews Dave Ramsey’s personal finance system to my family members. I sent it to them because I love them and I felt sure every one can benefit. I’ve read of Dave for a few years now from various blogs and I know he is a guy [...]

Precious eats Roti Kiap

As I blog and reminisce about my breakfast at the Old Town White Coffee cafe at East Coast Park, I couldn’t help drooling onto my keyboard. To make matters worse, there’s the delicious smell of fresh home baked bread wafting out of the kitchen.
So what could I do, but make my own?

Teh Si, with warm [...]