This time, I did a miniature faking of Forum @ Resort World Singapore

Had an awesome day at RWS today.
And this is my favourite photo of the lot.
Explanation: With the opening up of casinos in Singapore, who knows how far-reaching and deep the impact can be? Our kids will grow up in a society where casinos and gambling are as normal as trees along the road… is this our future? Very bleak indeed.
An analysis framework is a tool designed to help accomplish an analysis.
But a framework is a framework. The word “framework” consists of the word “frame”.
I see framework as a narrow and limiting obstacle to looking at a problem. If everyone uses the same framework, the end result would be more or less the same.
Boring.
I always believe in The Wicked‘s tagline, “Think without the box”.
Lets do things without having frameworks to restrict us:)
Sadly, hardly anyone DON’T use frameworks now.
This year SIS year 1 batch is damn scary.. They class participate even faster than the speed I can update my excel sheet…
Luckily I come to this world one year early.. otherwise gg already..
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This is only week 2, i super shag out liao. Having morning lessons everyday is seriously a bad idea. I have more waking hours than last sem, but i end up being less efficient and less motivated. Its not the quantity of waking hours but the quality of them that matters I guess..
To help management, I am setting up a public calendar at this url:
Why is it that every new sem feels less enjoyable than the previous sem?
Things are piling up and this is just the first week.
And there is always this nagging doubt about the decisions I made recently. Feel like a complete loser.
Why would someone who graduated with degree in marketing and law from SMU end up working at SMU’s IT helpdesk?
What is worst is that people think that he was from SIS. Sigh
Today was on 190 with a super courteous ah tiong bus driver. He caution passengers whenever he open and closes doors politely, and said “please move to the back thank you” in a polite voice, and also politely tell passengers who can’t board to wait for the next bus.
I have never encountered a Singaporean bus driver so courteous before. Typically they just yell “MOVE TO THE BACK” and thats it.





