Was passing by Tang's Basement, got chance to sample "Pink Moscato". Sweet and fruity aroma refreshing sparkling wine, yum! 6% Alc vol, perfectly great for Ladies party.

My colleague's little catus blooming, so miracle!

Nice seaweed fr my colleague bought fr Korea, can b found in DongDemun. The salt & wassabi flavor is just nice.

Office Flowers

White African violet, flowers r growing well in my office. Good daily morning sun, Hopefully will hv the same good new office location in the future.

Twisted Potato

Twisted Potato sold at Pasa Malam @$2.50/stick. Fried slightly on the spot and coated with either cheese or spicy chilli powder. Love it but I think it is a bit X. Probably it is still new to SG. U can find it in Korea and Taiwan too.

Goodwood Park Cakes

Goodwood Park Oreo Durian cake.....yummy & sinful he he! Thanks to my Dr Frd Claris, Lov U!

How to reuse your orange peels
Have an abundance of orange peels? Instead of tossing them in the organic bin or dispose, they’ve an abundant uses around the home. Here are some of our favorites:

• Rub the inside of the orange peel on light bulbs and radiators. Once they’re flipped on, they’ll emit a fresh scent throughout your home.
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Make easy orange-scented cleaner by emptying a large jug and filling it up with water. Add peels and let the mixture sit for a few weeks, shaking occasionally. Use this mop floors, dust furniture, and clean your counter tops.
• Soak peels with vinegar or vodka for a few weeks for flavored, cost-efficient versions of your staple ingredients or drinks.
• Rub on your nails for easy shine.
• Keep them on hand for when you go camping; they’re great fire starters! You can also use them in your home fireplace.
• Use dried peels to make sachets and potpourri.
• Scatter them in your garden to discourage cats from using it as a personal litter box – cats aren’t too citrus-savvy. Not just for cats, the oil in orange peels are a natural insect repellent. Rub a fresh orange peel on your skin to deter mosquitoes.
• Dry the peels and grind them to a powder. Shake in your bath water for ultimate skin-glow bliss.
• Soak a few peels in a cup of warm water, then puree until smooth. Pour into anthills to prevent infestation.
• Boil a couple peels on the stove with other strong, Christmas-y scents like cloves and a cinnamon stick, for instant home fragrance.

Thanks to the person who has pass this useful tips via email.....cheers