Pie for Dinner~
29 Aug 2010 Leave a Comment
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Feeling hungry??
This is the regular chicken pie from Don’s Pie Club located at China Central Square. I first got a taste of this delectable pie at an outing and it sure left me with a craving for more. So I got my parents to get this for dinner today 
1 huge pie is for a serving of 6, this one costs $18, which I find reasonable- hey! that means $3 each only!
I love their generous fillings of mainly potatos, corn, carrot, chicken and half an egg (per slice!). Their pie crust is ‘crispy’ and not overly ‘thick’ too. Who wants to pay $18 to eat flour crust right?
They do deliveries too. Check out their website: http://www.donpieclub.com.sg/
A little thought~
29 Aug 2010 Leave a Comment
I have been pondering about certain work related issues these few days. So much so that sometimes the ponderings give me headaches and make me really mentally drained. There was once that I even slept as early as 9pm (goodness me, I think even infants sleep later!).
I think it is rather normal to have this unsure sense of direction at this stage of life, where school is done (almost) and where you step into adultlife proper. Maybe because it is the beginning of a new stage, hence even small issues can mean big for people like me. Ultimately, you wouldn’t want to make the ‘wrong’ choice and end up ‘wasting’ a period of your precious 20s right? I don’t consider myself as a late bloomer, and I usually would prefer to take on a more matured stance in many decision points. It might sound strange but I think at a ripe old age of 22 years old, one ought to know what he/she wants to do in life and what he/she priorities- at least for the next few years. I believe I’ll hit the panic button if my life is directionless, akin to walking around aimlessly in a labyrinth. I am quite a perfectionist (used to be even worse) anyway, I dislike making mistakes, so much so that I will question myself “我是不是不好？”.
Something that I learnt these few weeks: it is really important to remember to spend quality time with good friends and your family, because as harsh as it sounds, not everybody is true to you when work comes into consideration. So remember not to forget the ‘true’ ones whom you can trust, whom you can have heartfelt talks with :)
Oh! And the importance of being caring and discerning
真心。
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