D-Day H-hour

(the below entry is going to be read by quite a number of people, so, i might have to introduce the who’s who in my life. haha.)

Hi guys!

i’ve officially touched down in new delhi. travelling alone the first is really an experience. i sat beside and engineer, who happened to work as an engineer in Caterpillar Singapore. he’s an indian too, so he sorta reminded me of Jamshed, a very close indian friend of mine i met in church. he flying down to new delhi for a meeting this month so i’m meeting him! jams, my mum says the i.t village is very near our place, so dinner… at my house? heehee.
so, anyways, i touched down the airport and my parents was there to pick me up. they had this special pass which allowed them all the way to the check in counter.
anyways, i spent my first day going around the “i.t village” of the Delhi. real eye opener. i managed to catch a protest! my first protest. i took a photo of it but i havent really got down to seeing it yet. the driver (yes! i got my own chauffeur!) then brought us to Ambience Shopping mall, its somewhere around the outskirts of Delhi. i was floored by what they saw. First store i saw, BMW SHOWROOM, then EDHARDY, then ALDO, then UNITED COLORS OF BENETTON , BODY SHOP, ADIDAS… and SO MUCH MORE. people should stop thinking about india as a backward country! i can safely say their fashion trend is way ahea than Singaporeans. no kidding.
dinner was awesome. i had authentic briyani. REAL AUTHENTIC briyani the rice was fluffy, fragrant, nice. the chicken was fantastubulous, and they even gave us local mints to eat. it tasted like hacks candy but it really soothed a tummy that was fighting a battle with the curry warriors. their Chai is is For The Win. Apparently, they boil the tea together with fresh milk. sickeningly good.
im really floored by the people here. whenever i am in jams, and i turnmy head out to see the neighbouring car beside me, they would smile and wave, one even gave me the thumbs up signal (for my hair, i hope, haha)! Singaporeans usually give you the, “you siao ah?!” face. come on people, we may be a cosmopolitan state, lets learn from others and learn to be like our indian compatriates.

loves,
Andy

curve or bold?

bold

or curve?

i like it, its nice. slim. and business like. i can update my tweets, surf the net while waiting for people who are really late when it comes to meeting me, etc etc. just that the curve’s an older version, a tad slower and less stylish looking.

but maybe i want to do games too. how?

OH SHIT

 i forgot to clear away the coffee powder in NASBUCKS.

of rowena espressos and situational awareness.

one of my bosses came up to me and told me to try and figure out how to use the ROWENA espresso that has been idling around the table. thus, i’m reopening NASbucks, the fanciful name for NAVAL Advanced Schools pantry. so i spent the entire day reading up on coffee and coffeebeans. 

my X.O came up to me and asked me to do a research on situational awareness. so i did a sermon for him. i preached as if there was no tomorrow for 2min. and he really loved it. he asked me to type it out and send it to him. To sum it up here, situational awareness is about being wise. the entire process is borken down into three stages. Perception, Comprehension, and Projection.

random thoughts — Mo Mo’s brother just got enlisted today. i wonder if she wandered off Ladang Ave into Sanyongkong and got lost. i like my commanders. they drive me for lunch EVERYDAY. i must get chocolates for them. OHH! chocolates! =)