LOVE, Kloudiia

You probably know by now that my sister and I are the programme consultants for the variety show Happy Wife, Lucky Man, currently airing every Wednesday from 8.30-9.00pm on Channel 8.

Last Friday, we went filming for the last episode!

This is the first time that we’re appearing on such a TV show, where there is an amount of “acting” involved. Of course, we aren’t the actors. Michelle Chong, the beautiful host, is. Playing the role of a happy wife, she was decked in lovely pastels and a sweet smile.

We both had fun haha… It was a great experience knowing how filming was done.

Ok, finally managed to install and fix most of the items for this the theme. As you can see, it isn’t working too well yet. The sidebars are pushed downwards (still figuring out why!!) and the layout still needs more tweaking.

But, this shall do for the time being, while I look for another better theme to come along.

Thanks for coming back to my blog. Appreciate your presence

My 6-year-old nephew was enjoying himself with the spread of scrumptious food in front of him, when joy turned into a mini crisis. His sudden cries shook our table and all of us turned our heads to see him crumbling into a pool of tears, when one second before he was still happily tucking into his food.

He had accidentally bitten on the steel fork which poked into his gum. Incidentally, the tooth that was affected was already shaking and threatening to come out since that morning – double whammy!

My sister and I are honoured to be the programme consultants for this new variety show debutting tomorrow at Channel 8, 8.30pm.

Spanning 7 episodes, with each featuring a husband with a different character, watch how Michelle Chong, the happy wife, creates a home with warmth and love. 

Peppered with inspiring quotes and funny anecdotes, relax and unwind for 30 minutes with your spouse, partner or just your loved ones over this new variety, Happy Wife, Lucky Man.

Enjoy the show!

My account was hacked.

Got suspended.

Whatever “insanity” you see now is temporary.

Please bear with me as I continue to fix it.

See ya around!

Today is Shrek’s birthday as this green big-sized ogre celebrates his 8th year old.

Released in 2001, the movie “Shrek” was an instant hit not only in the US, but this ugly-looking creature with the most beautiful and kindest heart ogre captured the hearts of kids and adults internationally.

Look, I’m not the one with the problem, okay? It’s the world that seems to have a problem with *me*! People take one look at me and go Aargh! Help! Run! A big stupid ugly ogre! They judge me before they even know me.
                                        ~ Shrek

You are what you repeatedly do.
Excellence is not an event – it is a habit.

                ~ Aristotle

 

After a long break, I finally returned to the arms of the lovely radio station haha! Last night, I was tuning in to the song dedication segment while savouring a very good read, and something the DJ said caused me to raise my head from my book, and I put it down on my lap. What followed was a minute of blur as I lapsed into a deep thoughtful moment.

The encroachment of technology has changed the way information is passing from one place or person to another drastically. No longer is there a need to write lengthy, mushy, nice, beautiful, touching or excited letters to your favourite DJ to request for your favourite song to dedicate to your favourite person(s).

I did that this afternoon, when I went over to my grandmother’s place for lunch. I have to give credit to the gentle reminder of Tabitha Wong, or more famously known as Budget Tai-Tai, who pens her fortnight column in TODAY. Thanks Tabitha!

She chronicled how her grandmother had loved she and her brother when she was young. I thought of my own grandmother. She too, has assumed a big chunk of motherly duties when I was in my primary school. Never short of good dishes for my sister and I to eat, I don’t remember she ever speaking loudly to us or even scolded us. Did she? I can’t remember.

Sometimes you have to get to know someone really well to realize you’re really strangers. 

                       ~ Mary Tyler Moore