1) Mee suah is just hokkien for mian xian. It's not only eaten for birthdays, some people (e.g. those in my house) also eat vegetarian mee suah for breakfast on Chinese new year. I think it's a custom. Eat with roasted peanuts and crispy fried seaweed. The taste is not bad lah, i just don't really like. The peanut and seaweed very nice though.

2) The Kuku Master is through to the Final Interview on week after the next. He thought he screwed up the first interview bcos he said a lot of rubbish. Some more the interviewer first see him straight away comment on his hair...so he thought first impression no good. Moral of story is must comb hair before going interview. But Kuku Master hair already so short how to comb? Sigh...

Interview was not as stressful as he expected, non of the nightmare scenarios painted in all the interview workshops happened. Only 2 interviewers, 1 old man and a not-bad-looking young lady. =) Everyone sat around a small table like chit-chatting like that. At first got asked the usual stuff like what you want to be and why, mood quite relaxed. Towards the end suddenly ask Kuku Master whether he think DSTA or A*STAR scholarship got better prospects for career development. Kuku Master thought first one better and said so, but got accused of lying...sigh... if he don't think it's good why he apply... Anyway, Kuku Master forgot what he said in reply. haha...

You guys have been going for job interviews too, right? Share share the experience leh.

3) Yesterday went to a fund raising concert by City Chinese Orchestra for tsunami victims. I think i saw vjco guys like shuhui, grace and mingjie performing. They so on ah, like don't need go school like that, so pei fu them. My sis die also refuse to shang the concert. But then again people like Kuku BaO still slacking around so i guess there's not much happening in vj. Nice concert, but very long, by the last few item eyes still wide open but cannot hear anything already. Good thing they put nice songs like jun4 ma3 and tian1 shan1 at the back, woke up when the horses started running. Quite worth it, the concert.

By the way, one of the guest performers is a Hokkien Opera singer named Huixuan. You all missed seeing Huixuan sing Hokkien folksongs.