Fruit Tarts from Fruit Paradise. I love the creamy texture and crunchy pie.

Evening sunset from my house

Sky scrappers from the windows of Dallas Cafe

Hoho, it's the the festive season again! I love Christmas. Anyway, after a long hiatus from blogging, does anybody miss me? Seriously, I do think of closing this blog anyway.

Recently, I have experienced so much ups and downs in life. In the surface, I may look gullible and innocent (which I hate it) or maybe I am a good actress. Like E. Goffman had mentioned as an analogy of our everyday life to the theatrical, we manage our social performance to provide others with certain desired and perceived impression of ourselves. So if you really understand who I am, you could have peeled the mask from my face.

I think the only thing that can calm my nerves is the effect of wine. Hopefully, I can master the techniques of wine tasting when I am older and RICHER!

Since the middle of this week, I have been meeting up with friends, chilled near the pier while enjoying a glass of champagn (so shiok) and visited my godsis's baby daughter. She's so cute..alright, I confess that I am not a baby lover. But my impression totally change when I touch her baby. So fragile and delicate. Just like an angel from heaven. When I touched her tiny hands, my heart just melted and I just wanted to shower her with all the love and care I could ever provide.

I watched the New Moon saga. Oh gosh, I am like an immature teenage girl who goes gaga over cute hunky guys. The movie plot wasn't one of the best, in fact the book is better. And I still have not read it yet. I heart Edward and Jacob. It does not make any sense to fancy a vampire and werewolf, but fantasy does bring you to another stress-free gateway.

Also, I am so falling in love with Sarah Brightman's latest album - Amalfi. A fusion of genre including classic, new pop and soprano.

Finally, I just want to share with you this wonderful video. Together does make a difference.