Okay, I guess I should not dig this out. But, it was Darren who want to see. Anyway, he does look ugly when Jacky Wu found him. Ugly in the sense, whereby, if he fell in love with me at that time, doubt I would even bother to look at him. LOLx….

But now, it's so different. I wish he loves me! 

Geez…. I am on half day leave. Took a break from work and went to Brewerkz wih TYP. We do what werkz. The slogan for Brewerkz. Sounds cool though! Different choices of beer! & this is mine! The Brewerkz at 3pm? Yeah, & we are drinking already. Oh well, chill out and away from work for that moment! Talk nonsense, that is my favourite!

We ended our session at 6pm, I think. Proceeded to Liang Court cos I wanna have a bite plus I wanna go to Bookstore to get the book from Iris Chang. Real wrong move. Guess how much I spent? About $50. Guess what I had bought? Anyway, the album cost $25.29 before 10% discount. Buy from? Tag me, maybe I consider telling you. Added into one of my collection. The photo of Kungfu Dunk. It's all about my DARLING, Jay. It comes a poster!!!! A collection to my WALL paper (as in room wall). 

By the way, please buy the latest Teens Magazine. I just bought.  Jay Chou is on the cover page!!!

Okay, I am too old young for Teens Magazine. Anyway, I buy for the sake of him. Not as if I read Teens Magazine. 

Off, I go, to read his album.

Yeah…..

Married! As in married.

Thought I show you my mother-in-law's picture?  as in this?

YES, she is my mother-in-law.

Believe or not?

It does not matter much to me!

Who cares? Whatever you think. So as long as I am happy will do…. Geez…………..

Credit goes to QM

Okay, I envy the models who could be so close to him!

Let you take a glimpse at my future "mum-in-law".

She looks cool right?  

Geez……. 

Obviously, I will respect her to my fullest.

Love her of cos.

&

FYI,

she is mine! 

YES, I am being secretive.

Very secretive in fact.

Cos, it's him.

I LOVE HIM! To the ultimate, in fact.

Anyway, I was introduced by Jessica to this restaurant, Mr.J French-Italian Restaurant.

Oh well, as I had said to Jessica. I HAD DECIDED TO GO THERE AND BE A WAITRESS FOR THE REST OF MY LIFE! Perhaps, every now & then, I get to see the boss of the restaurant? Else, I can get into the book of his mum and make his mum love me so much that she forces him to marry me?

*dreaming*

Look at this and you will know how angry jealous I am! Adeline & this Crystal. 

*sob sob*

Why Why Why & Why?

It's not ME!

Life is so unfair!!! Life is never fair! ARGH……………….

Stock market turmoil swept around the world again Tuesday, with Asian shares pummeled by fears of a US recession before hopes of international action helped Europe put up resistance. Oil, gold and other key commodities were also hit by the spreading worries that troubles in the United States could drag down the global economy.

After what one British newspaper called "Manic Monday", European shares rode a roller-coaster as sharp losses at the open gave way to modest rises in London and Paris, amid talk of coordinated interest rate cuts by global central banks, dealers said. Asian equities slumped earlier, with Japanese share prices hitting a 28-month low and Hong Kong closing down almost nine percent.

Traders were nervously waiting for Wall Street to reopen after a long holiday weekend. "We are hearing rumours of a coordinated rate cut by the US, UK and ECB which has helped the (London) market to move back into positive territory," said Mark Priest, head of equity sales at Tradindex.

Near midday, the London FTSE 100 index was up 0.77 percent at 5,621.10 points having opened 2.6 percent lower. In Paris the CAC 40 was up 0.85 percent at 4,784.97 points following an opening loss of 2.57 percent, while in Frankfurt the DAX showed a drop of 0.65 percent at 6,745.92 after falling 5.44 percent at one point. European exchanges on Monday suffered their biggest one-day falls since September 11, 2001 attacks on the United States. Because of the Wall Street holiday, dealers initially said they had no fresh lead to halt the global rout set off by disappointment in President George W. Bush's economic stimulus package unveiled Friday. The US market was expected to fall heavily when it reopens after Japanese share prices tumbled 5.65 percent to a 28-month low on Tuesday. "The biggest two-day rout in 17 years for the Nikkei 225 (in Tokyo) suggests another large-scale sell-off for global equity markets today with the US equity indices potentially surpassing the one-day plunge recorded on the first trading day after 11th September 2001," said Derek Halpenny of The Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ in London.

Dealers said Bush's announcement last Friday of 140 billion dollars (97 billion euros) in temporary tax cuts and other measures to ward off a recession in the world's biggest economy was not good enough. French Finance Minister Christine Lagarde said Bush must do more to explain how he will inject the funds into the US economy. "For the moment, it is a bit vague," she told French radio. "He has to explain a lot better where all this is going and at what speed," she told Europe 1. In Brussels, the European Union's top economics official insisted that the global economy did not face a recession. "It's not about a global recession. It's about the risk of a US recession," Economic and Monetary Affairs Commissioner Joaquin Almunia said as he arrived for talks with EU finance ministers. "The question is how the US will avoid a recession," Almunia said. "I hope that they will be able to avoid a recession and in this case I think calm will come back."

Trading was briefly suspended in South Korea and India on Tuesday and Hong Kong share prices suffered their biggest ever one-day fall, closing down 8.7 percent, as investors dumped stocks on fears of a US recession. China's main index shed 7.22 percent, Sydney plunged 7.1 percent, and Indian share prices closed down 4.97 percent. "Although there are few economic indicators this week, the market is expecting US authorities to say or do something to tackle this problem — other than rate cuts — that would calm down markets," said Toshihiro Matsuno, market research head at SMBC Friend Securities.

Oil prices accelerated their plunge on deepening worries about a potential drop in energy demand. In Singapore, New York's main contract, light sweet crude for February delivery, was 3.87 dollars lower at 86.70 dollars per barrel from its close of 90.57 dollars a barrel Friday. Gold prices were lower at about 850 dollars an ounce in Hong Kong against 861 on Monday.

Recession soon? Oh well, US weakened dollars = threatening economy = not a good time to jump ship! You guys heard it? 

HAIZ……

Instead of clothes, clothes & clothes, which I had, in my almost exploding wardrobe, I am now into these: -

YEAH! Everything to do with Jay Chou!

This is in additional of the items I had bought the day of concert (amounting to S$100) & the 2 additional HP straps which I had requested Jessica to help me look out for.

What is next? Hmmmmm……. 

BROKE & MORE BROKE for sure! LOLx…