Read Part One first.
Then read Part Two.
Then follow up with Part Three.
And if you’re not too busy, ayuda, por favor?

OK, this one’s gonna be chock-full of boring photos. You’ve been warned.

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Be happy. Be safe.

Happy Chinese New Year, and Happy Holidays!

* CNY eCard from 123Greetings.com

He’s baaaaaaccck!!!

• Welcome home to the Kop, God! [Hantubola]
• Fowler rejoins Liverpool [Soccernet]
• Fowler: I’m so chuffed to be back [LiverpoolFC.tv]
• Fowler retraces his steps to Liverpool for free [Guardian]
• Rafa delight at Fowler deal [TEAMTalk]
• Fowler completes dream move home [Football365]
• Fowler makes emotional return to Anfield [Telegraph]

* Image sourced from T-Portal

The title says, “Help, please.” At least, that’s what Google tells me.

As part of the ongoing process of redesigning my blog, I’ve added a ‘Links‘ page as well as an ‘Archives‘ page to house my, err, links and archives. Both pages are still works-in-progress, but what’s important is that they now exist.

(You can see the Pages list on the sidebar on the main page).

Another page I’ve added is the ‘About‘ page. This one is tricky. I don’t really know what to write here. This is true of me offline or online - I just don’t know how to introduce myself.

So can you do me a favour? Tell me your impression of me or my blog, and I’ll include it in that page, sorta like the Friendster testimonial thing.

For starters, I’m going to include that Asian Blog Review post - might as well start with a bang, eh?

I’d really appreciate your assistance in this matter. Write anything you want - while I will certainly moderate your statements, I will include anything that’s written in good humour. But no nasty or deliberately offensive stuff, please.

You can send them to me via e-mail [ sashiwebATgmailDOTcom ] or in the comments section of this post.

For your assistance, you will certainly be in my thoughts when the time comes to write my will. So who wants a poster of Claudia Schiffer in a bikini, then?

I was actually planning to write the fourth part of the Singapore trip series during the weekend, but got sidetracked by Football Manager 2005. (In related news though, I managed to lead Fulham into the Champions League! With practically no money to spend either! Eat your heart out, Chris Coleman!)

Anyway, like your bowels, this blog needs to maintain a certain regularity, so here’s a filler post (aren’t they all?) for the time being - and what better way to waste time than to do a meme?

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This is in response to Tigerjoe’s tag, may he live long and prosper and watch Chelsea suffer…

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Ok, first of all, a big thank you to the Blog Critic for reviewing my blog and giving it a healthy score.

I completely agree with his comments regarding the length of the sidebar, and I commented as much on his post:

I agree with the sidebar thing - I’m going to move the blogroll to a links page on its own, and I’m going to remove the categories once I install a Technorati tag plugin for the posts.

Anyway, thanks again for the encouraging review, it’s stuff like this that motivates lowly bloggers like me to keep on rolling…

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You know Digg.com, don’t you? If you haven’t heard of it before (how was your vacation to Mars?), here’s the definition from their website:

Digg is a technology news website that employs non-hierarchical editorial control. With digg, users submit stories for review, but rather than allowing an editor to decide which stories go on the homepage, the users do.

You can read all about them at Digg’s FAQ section.

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Read Part One first.
Then read Part Two.

It was after 6 pm or so when we finally left the Singapore Science Centre. We walked to a shopping centre where we were informed we could catch a bus that would take us directly to the Singapore Zoo. We were looking a bit haggard, tired and a little bored, especially after the non-rewarding experience of the Science Centre.

While waiting for a bus to come, I noticed something that warmed my heart a little bit. A car (a Mercedes Benz, if you must know) arrived and parked at the bus stop. Yes, a driver parked his car on a spot designated for buses only.

Suddenly, I felt like I was back in KL again. *sniff*

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Easy to follow steps, no?

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