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Earth and wallpaper

Earth Hour


It's all about Peace, Love and Lemondrops


The favourite topic of earth hour discussion.

What else is new? :)

a bit of lunch and singing

My team and I thought of getting a bit of singing in in-between our long working hours.
Thought it was going to be a one time thing.
Then found it addictive.
This was our second visit.
Another planned next week.


The Star:
Niza - sampai panjat kerusi.

The Nightingale:
Adesh - excellent voice control.

The Shy:
Shikin - not warmed up yet, right till the end.


The Hungry:
Me - lunch was steak! Yum. When I took the picture, they were still cooking it.

We were missing Nik, down with backache; and the gospel singer Karen.
Karen had to hold the fort whilst we went out to play.
She is our team lead. Had to get the office job done. Haha.
Thanks Karen. We sang Merry Xmas for you. :)

Inks galore

Yup, plenty of 'em.
The thing about fountain pens is that you can fill them up with almost any colour you can think of.
No longer just the black or blue ink of olden days.
Even the basic black or blue comes in numerous hues.
Choices. And all you need is one fountain pen. Just one.
Now, isn't that supporting the environment? :)



These are the scented ones. A novelty and a nice one at that.
The J. Herbin blue smells of lavender, and the Montblancs come in cinnamon and vanilla.



Noodler's ink are just fun to have. The second bottle from the right is the invisible ink.
I love the ink. It writes on clear. You need an ultra violet light to read what's written, which glows in blue. Perfect for secret messages scrawled in between the lines of a normal looking letter. Tried this several times, calling names to the people getting my letter (sorry kakak).



These are travelling inkpots made by Visconti. Great for taking your favourite ink around with you.
And filling up your fountain pens with them is a breeze. Clean results.



So there you have it. My ink collection.
Yes, you may come over to fill up your fountain pen with some. :)