A bunch of bananas in the office
Today... everyone else seem to have decided to wear yellow together. From pale yellow to mustard yellow and also a striped (almost typed stripped!! it's a total different meaning!) bumble bee. I wasn't informed, maybe it was their staff meeting yesterday where they created the theme. I wore RED today, striking. I felt a bit like tomato, with the rest mustard... Or an apple among the bananas. Someone else wore orange, so I guess at least we are all ranging from this to this.
Actually I think it's much more fun when you do such a color cult, then you won't have to be indecisive about what to wear the next day and have something to look forward to (seeing other people in the same color). Imagine lunch time, you see this bunch of "colored" people together, it should be quite eye-catching and funny. Haha. That is only if you're up for it and has a colorful wardrobe. Some people wouldn't follow because the color doesn't complement the skin color or figure... but hey, its all just spontaneous fun.
Thinking about this, I do have a lot of different colored tops:
Pink. Orange. White. Black. Green. Blue. Red. Yellow. Grey. Brown. Cream. Purple.
It started to rain at 1030am. 'Winter' is Singapore is rainy and cold; not as cold as Europe but still cold, considering how hot and humid it has always been. 1055am, the rain ceased. I feel like I'm the weather girl, but can't help noticing all these changes in my surrounding. 11:05am, I see a bit of light... something is dying to come through that misty grey sky.
Got a text from my lil sister that she got the NAC (National Arts Council) job, I'm pleased for her. Finally a permanent job after what 8 months of doing nothing, searching and a few crappy temp jobs. The first job should always be a good learning experience, I guess NAC has chosen her because she's fresh outta school and probably very eager and willingly to learn. I do have some comments about NAC, but shall keep that for myself/gossips than spreading around here - in case I get sued.
The coffee machines here have spoilt me. I love the italian one as it brews nice choices like Cappuccino, Caffe' con Cioccolato (will try this soon!!) and Latte con Cioccolato. The other one brews good Nescafe coffee, Tea Tarik, Milo and Japanese green tea (suits well when I do sushi!).
Actually I think it's much more fun when you do such a color cult, then you won't have to be indecisive about what to wear the next day and have something to look forward to (seeing other people in the same color). Imagine lunch time, you see this bunch of "colored" people together, it should be quite eye-catching and funny. Haha. That is only if you're up for it and has a colorful wardrobe. Some people wouldn't follow because the color doesn't complement the skin color or figure... but hey, its all just spontaneous fun.
Thinking about this, I do have a lot of different colored tops:
Pink. Orange. White. Black. Green. Blue. Red. Yellow. Grey. Brown. Cream. Purple.
It started to rain at 1030am. 'Winter' is Singapore is rainy and cold; not as cold as Europe but still cold, considering how hot and humid it has always been. 1055am, the rain ceased. I feel like I'm the weather girl, but can't help noticing all these changes in my surrounding. 11:05am, I see a bit of light... something is dying to come through that misty grey sky.
Got a text from my lil sister that she got the NAC (National Arts Council) job, I'm pleased for her. Finally a permanent job after what 8 months of doing nothing, searching and a few crappy temp jobs. The first job should always be a good learning experience, I guess NAC has chosen her because she's fresh outta school and probably very eager and willingly to learn. I do have some comments about NAC, but shall keep that for myself/gossips than spreading around here - in case I get sued.
The coffee machines here have spoilt me. I love the italian one as it brews nice choices like Cappuccino, Caffe' con Cioccolato (will try this soon!!) and Latte con Cioccolato. The other one brews good Nescafe coffee, Tea Tarik, Milo and Japanese green tea (suits well when I do sushi!).
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