This holiday, I've been perfectly content to stay at home and slack. & that's really what I've been doing. My holiday schedule is as such: wake up, wash up, breakfast (brunch/ lunch actually), bathe, head to Kumon for work, no work, stay at home watching dramas on TV or reading books I borrowed from the library, surfing the Internet in btw (read blogs, online shop, facebook, twitter etc etc), dinner, watch TV, surf the net again and then, back to sleep!

Yes, I'm a lazy pig I know. Heh. Maybe because this is (technically) the first month of holiday & because the previous semester has taken such a toll on me, that I really enjoy having nothing to do. In fact, I feel quite lazy to head out sometimes, which results in me always being late for work or outings. & no matter how much I sleep, I don't seem to be able to clear the sleep debt. Probably pampered my body too much by letting it sleep to all kinds of hours. Dread the thought of waking up early for TA now. I shall try to cultivate a 早睡早起 schedule, though I don't think it will work out well, because as I mentioned various times in my Twitter, I'm actually not a before 2pm person during holiday.

Anyway, election is over and gradually, the youths of Singapore might be falling back into their usual don't-care, don't-know-which-minister-is-under-which-department state, like me. I'll be the first to admit I know nuts about Singapore politics. Still it's nice to see Singaporeans being so passionate, as long as they can tolerate different views and opinions. Hopefully, we will all care much more about politics after GE2011, without this being just a phrase. As always, when we talk about GE2011, we can't don't talk about Mr George Yeo & Mr Chiam See Tong. It goes without doubt that both of them are indeed capable people who served Singapore with passion and heart. But I believe they will still be fighting for us, even though they are not in the Parliament, I'm sure they will still be on the scene. But I do hope that Mr Chiam takes a good rest and look after his health first. It's quite saddening to see his health weakening and yet having to burden so much on his shoulders. He should take a break and go for a vacation for some much needed rest, I'm sure the people won't begrudge him. &.. he should go to Taiwan!

I'm excited about heading to Taiwan on 25th May! Although our trip is getting increasingly expensive as we're travelling to Hualien & Cingjing, I am very much looking forward to it. Cingjing looks so beautiful and peaceful! May managed to secure some tickets to the 百万大歌星 studio recording too, so yes, we'll be seeing Harlem and hopefully, some more well-known singers. HAHAHA. & the food!! We booked a Monarch VIP room for our stay in Taipei, due to many hotels running out of triplet rooms. It looks super luxurious from the website photos so hopefully we won't be disappointed. Although planning gives me a bit of a headache at times, Taiwan, I am coming for you! :))