My arms, my legs, my feet, my back are all screaming for help!

Ohmigod. The amount of distance i have been walking for the past few days is phenomenal.

Never mind the fact that i have not been studying (Although it's a issue to worry about..)

Been to the loreal p.sale with rat. didn't buy much for myself but she bombed quite a bit on her future investments. (Lol. I assure you they are far better products to use compared to the ones i used when i was 17.)

Spent the day walking along douby ghaut (Cathay-PS-Cathay.. that kind of crap).. Ate some raw chicken at Ashton (Okay, they are still one of my favourite place to eat even when the chicken is raw. Once in a while negligence. I'm fine with it.)

The following day, we came elbow to elbow with people again in the IT fair at Suntec Convention Center. I thought i have swear off IT fairs after i got my laptop last year. Unfortunately, since i was being a kind soul, i persuaded myself to go squeeze with all the people again just for rat.

This time round, being a seasoned IT fair-goer, i have adopted some techniques to make all our life easier.

1. Be the early bird.
The fair opens at 12noon, we be there at 12noon. Still a mountain of people, at least not multiple mountains yet.

2. Know what you want.
There are like a gazillion booths out there with even more zillions of laptops on sale. If you are intending to visit every single booth to check out for the models, the specs, the price and finally buy one. I assure you, you will not be able to come out of the fair in one piece.

Do your homework before hand, know what specs you need that match with your budget. Select a few brands you are comfortable with or highly-recommended by users. Chiong to those booths.

3. Compare the prices/specs/free gifts of various models from the same brands.
You want to get some goodies after all the shovelling right?

4. If you think the product is good, within your budget. Just get it.
Hell no are you going to squeeze your way out and try to squeeze your way in again.

This time round, instead of twirling around the place for hours. It's a 2hours in and out. We targeted at Fujitsu and Hp and went all around the place looking for these booth. Decided to get the Hp student special (Which i took up last year also, though it's different model already) at a very ideal price. (Don't say it anymore, it was $600 cheaper..) Paid it right away and the best thing was, they home deliver it!

I still remember the horrors of me and myself lugging a box that weights over 5kg from town to Tampines. It's freaking crazy.

After which, we spent the next few hours or so with the basketball machine (which explains my aching arm) and the stupid datona machine.

Tales of the deperaux was cute, however, the plot is not as strong as according the bf. I like the moral of the story. Forgiveness. Come on, it's a show for kids, i think the kids might like it.

I guess that's all i can say.

Shu Eemura, Lancome and Kiehl's Products on Sale for up to 35% off!

Rat even wrote a review on it! Special Thanks. She has started on the Kiehl's lip gloss and thinks is fantastic. I think they are too. So are the cleansing oil from Shu Eemura and the make up from both Shu Eemura and Lancome!

The best part is when you visit all the major departmental stores to get these products, they are so expensive! Pretty-In-Style is offering them of at least 20% off the retail price. What are you waiting for? I bet this is the best way to save money while still be able to buy reputable products for our face!

Don't wait! Visit it now!

My arms, my legs, my feet, my back are all screaming for help!

Ohmigod. The amount of distance i have been walking for the past few days is phenomenal.

Never mind the fact that i have not been studying (Although it's a issue to worry about..)

Been to the loreal p.sale with rat. didn't buy much for myself but she bombed quite a bit on her future investments. (Lol. I assure you they are far better products to use compared to the ones i used when i was 17.)

Spent the day walking along douby ghaut (Cathay-PS-Cathay.. that kind of crap).. Ate some raw chicken at Ashton (Okay, they are still one of my favourite place to eat even when the chicken is raw. Once in a while negligence. I'm fine with it.)

The following day, we came elbow to elbow with people again in the IT fair at Suntec Convention Center. I thought i have swear off IT fairs after i got my laptop last year. Unfortunately, since i was being a kind soul, i persuaded myself to go squeeze with all the people again just for rat.

This time round, being a seasoned IT fair-goer, i have adopted some techniques to make all our life easier.

1. Be the early bird.
The fair opens at 12noon, we be there at 12noon. Still a mountain of people, at least not multiple mountains yet.

2. Know what you want.
There are like a gazillion booths out there with even more zillions of laptops on sale. If you are intending to visit every single booth to check out for the models, the specs, the price and finally buy one. I assure you, you will not be able to come out of the fair in one piece.

Do your homework before hand, know what specs you need that match with your budget. Select a few brands you are comfortable with or highly-recommended by users. Chiong to those booths.

3. Compare the prices/specs/free gifts of various models from the same brands.
You want to get some goodies after all the shovelling right?

4. If you think the product is good, within your budget. Just get it.
Hell no are you going to squeeze your way out and try to squeeze your way in again.

This time round, instead of twirling around the place for hours. It's a 2hours in and out. We targeted at Fujitsu and Hp and went all around the place looking for these booth. Decided to get the Hp student special (Which i took up last year also, though it's different model already) at a very ideal price. (Don't say it anymore, it was $600 cheaper..) Paid it right away and the best thing was, they home deliver it!

I still remember the horrors of me and myself lugging a box that weights over 5kg from town to Tampines. It's freaking crazy.

After which, we spent the next few hours or so with the basketball machine (which explains my aching arm) and the stupid datona machine.

Tales of the deperaux was cute, however, the plot is not as strong as according the bf. I like the moral of the story. Forgiveness. Come on, it's a show for kids, i think the kids might like it.

I guess that's all i can say.

Shu Eemura, Lancome and Kiehl's Products on Sale for up to 35% off!

Rat even wrote a review on it! Special Thanks. She has started on the Kiehl's lip gloss and thinks is fantastic. I think they are too. So are the cleansing oil from Shu Eemura and the make up from both Shu Eemura and Lancome!

The best part is when you visit all the major departmental stores to get these products, they are so expensive! Pretty-In-Style is offering them of at least 20% off the retail price. What are you waiting for? I bet this is the best way to save money while still be able to buy reputable products for our face!

Don't wait! Visit it now!

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