Have not had this fatigue feeling for quite some time. Today it came back to me again.
The familiarity of it all: having to take deep breaths, pinching the area between the eyes, trying to catch a few winks even while riding up the escalators, etc.
Praying that the next few days will not be as draining.
A light-hearted cartoon, illustrating the importance of discerning the truth from fiction. It comes in both Singlish and Hokkien versions. 
Created by Singapore Youth For Christ (SYFC).
Yesterday, on a hot Saturday afternoon, SY and I headed to Balestier Cineplex to catch Poseidon movie. After 90 mins of breath-taking action, we proceeded to catch another movie at the same cineplex – Over the Hedge.
Our first mini movie marathon. 
After hearing countless positive reviews about the MI3 movie, SY and I finally decide to catch it today. But oops, we had a hard time trying to book the tickets from GV website. Keep on getting this error:
Must be one of the signs of an improving economy. 
Was toying with the idea of getting a diesel car. In fact, I spotted a Renault Kangoo on sgCarMart that is quite cool:
However, the high price of the diesel road tax is too much of a put-off.
After doing some calculations, I realise the savings on buying diesel fuel is not sufficient to offset the much higher road tax.
So, my car-owning dream gets shelved once again.
Wow, a health advice by CNA: http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/health/view/208783/1/.html , warning of increased cardiac arrests during the previous World Cups.
“In the 1998 World Cup, the number of heart attacks in Britain rose by 25 percent when England lost to Argentina in a penalty shootout, according to a study in the British Medical Journal (BMJ).
Compared with admissions for the same day in previous years, 55 more people were treated for a heart stoppage as a result of the match, say the University of Birmingham researchers”
Better start preparing my heart now by watching more late-night soccer. Haha.
In GE 2006, Singapore’s Opposition parties have been given a stronger support by the people.
In particular, the Workers’ Party (WP) saw its percentage of votes rose sharply to 16.34%, up from 2.7% in the GE 2001.
On the other hand, PAP saw its support drop to 66.6%, down from 75.3% in GE 2001.
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