Hibernation Period for exams

Hibernation periods for exams are coming up again (i try to lah....) My exams are during the first two weeks of August. Which means i still got two weeks to prepare !! Really have to focus and pass this 2 modules and 2 more last modules to go during December ! And graduate! Wee~ Wee ~ Focus, Focus... Hong Wei !

Ting belated Birthday celebration

Finally i bought a new fan... in my room.. haha.. Byebye to the 'Jump-Start' fan.. ! Today had a fun day having buffet at Sakura( Clementi Woods) for Ting belated birthday.. See ? got food, i so happy! It was bowling after the meal... And one thing i want to share.. The after effect of 'Little Nonya"...... Throw at the corner of the place... Poor thing LA~

Are you a sweet tooth? cannot liao hor !

Fined $30 for eating sweet

THE crime? Eating a sweet on board an MRT train.

The punishment? A $30 fine.

The offender 48-year-old housewife, Mdm Bibi Zaina Binti Mohamed attempts to justify her actions.

She said, 'I know it is not OK but I take it sometimes because I am giddy.'

Enforcement officer Roger Foo did not buy her explanation. 'If everyone were to say they have to take sweets because they are thirsty or giddy, where are we going to draw a line?' he rebukes.

SMRT on Thursday started cracking down on commuters eating or drinking on trains.

500 enforcement officers have started patrolling trains for errant commuters and if you are caught consuming, first time offenders could be fined $30.

Such action comes a year after trying a different approach.

Before this crackdown, SMRT used to counsel chomping commuters instead.

However, when the number offences rose from 276 cases in 2006 to 595 in 2008, SMRT moved to change tactics.

Whether the enforcement works remains to be seen, but you can find out what happens to people caught for eating or drinking on board a MRT train or at a MRT station on RazorTV.

**** **** They got hear of this term : Hypoglycemia before bo? Look at the Important Reminders !

• Always carry some sweets in your pocket or bag, in case you need to treat sudden hypoglycemia.