Pimply, char siew day.

Google is amazing, no? It's even got pictures of char siew. It's insane. None overtly tempting, sadly. None could compare to the char siew that I had today. I would just go on and on and on. BUT it's better than ANYTHING i've ever tasted in my life and I do eat alot of char siew because I like it alot. With rice, with noodles, on its own. I just like it. ha.

Really does explains the monstrousity of what I've become. oh well.

Anyhow that said, the Singapore government being thoughtful as they are (particularly since first-time parents have more than enough on their plate already) have now decided to give first time parents one less thing to worry about by offering newborn babies from december health insurance. Which honestly, I feel is a good thing. I mean, I can't even imagine the number of things that parents these days have to deal with when there are newborn babies around. Oh wait, heck, ce moment, I can't even comprehend or picture the thought of having to take care of a whiny, 24/7 crying baby. eeeeeeee.

That's not the main gist of this story though (singing the praises of our government), it was me half-expecting that somewhere in the article would read that the insurance would be slowly offered to me, after i read that it would be offered to "youths". So surprise, surprise, apparently youths are those under 20 and i no longer belong to that category. strange. strange.

Trusts is driving me nuts.

Ooh, I am now three hours ahead of Singapore because daylight savings is over. C'est tu. And I really kinda dislike the fact that I've just lost another hour of precious studying time. Ok. But be thankful. at least one hour ahead means I don't have to pass through an extra hour to eventually be able to go home.