I have to admit that I'm experiencing a trifle of dissatisfaction lately. It's not because I'm disgruntled about certain matters/person in life, in fact life has been pretty good. I'm neither kvetching nor griping here. But when things are getting a bit routine and comfortable, I'm feeling a bit sunken. Perhaps I'd 'buckled down' (with least efficiency and productivity, unfortunately) too much at work. I know I need to do something about it. I don't want to be stuck on a groove anymore. I need to paint my routines with colours.
On Saturday, I'd a girls' day with LC. We went yumcha (my first yumcha outing this year here since my vacation back from home!) in the only best chinese brunch restaurant of the country. We'd our table booked from 12.30pm but we didn't arrive till 15 minutes later. The restaurant was packed full. It was indeed a brilliant idea to have our table prebooked. We had a very nice time there eating and having our heart-to-heart girls' chat. Maybe I'll blog about some of them one day. We were there for almost 3 hours and didn't leave until close to 3.30pm. We could continue the girls' talk longer but we were rushing off to take a train to IKEA located in a faraway suburb area.
Speaking of IKEA. I just simply love it. I like flipping through home decor magazines/furniture catalogues or better still luxuriating in shopping at IKEA and start visualising how my future house/apartment will be. I'm not materialistics. However it does make me feel great to have some aspirations in life. Anyway, we wandered the whole IKEA showroom and I'd picked up a small yellow table and a blue lamp on a cheap deal, especially for the lamp, which only cost at an unbelievable low price. I wanted to perk up my studio. I didn't really embellish it after moving in 8 months ago. I guess it's a fabulous idea to brighten up the room a bit more.
There will be more small dinky things that I'm tempted to try later. Regular work out at gyms, learning some new dishes/cuisines from other mates and going for a new linguistic class may be feasible in my upcoming list to splashing some more bright colours.
I think I've found the mojo in my life and there'll be more to come soon. Yeah, good old mojo!
On Saturday, I'd a girls' day with LC. We went yumcha (my first yumcha outing this year here since my vacation back from home!) in the only best chinese brunch restaurant of the country. We'd our table booked from 12.30pm but we didn't arrive till 15 minutes later. The restaurant was packed full. It was indeed a brilliant idea to have our table prebooked. We had a very nice time there eating and having our heart-to-heart girls' chat. Maybe I'll blog about some of them one day. We were there for almost 3 hours and didn't leave until close to 3.30pm. We could continue the girls' talk longer but we were rushing off to take a train to IKEA located in a faraway suburb area.
Speaking of IKEA. I just simply love it. I like flipping through home decor magazines/furniture catalogues or better still luxuriating in shopping at IKEA and start visualising how my future house/apartment will be. I'm not materialistics. However it does make me feel great to have some aspirations in life. Anyway, we wandered the whole IKEA showroom and I'd picked up a small yellow table and a blue lamp on a cheap deal, especially for the lamp, which only cost at an unbelievable low price. I wanted to perk up my studio. I didn't really embellish it after moving in 8 months ago. I guess it's a fabulous idea to brighten up the room a bit more.
There will be more small dinky things that I'm tempted to try later. Regular work out at gyms, learning some new dishes/cuisines from other mates and going for a new linguistic class may be feasible in my upcoming list to splashing some more bright colours.
I think I've found the mojo in my life and there'll be more to come soon. Yeah, good old mojo!
♥ every page of my imagination
