Get That Dream Job

Yes, that's me - the tubby one on the furthest left :) I was one of six people interviewed for the July 2008 issue of Personal Money, for the cover story "Get That Dream Job". Was I excited? You bet. Was I dismayed, after the event? Kinda, especially after I realized there were things I could have done to avoid looking so tubby i.e.

1. Worn a long-sleeved shirt in a dark colour
2. Starved for a week before the fateful day

But then again, it's not often that one gets to grace the cover of a magazine, so between you and me, yeah, I was chuffed as hell :)

Working at Perfection

Scratching Post, Weekender, The Star
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This was originally meant to be a veiled tribute to perfectionism, but for some reason, everybody latched on to the "Greek God" phrase.

For days, Andrew had to walk around with a plastic bag over his head, to avoid the (real or imagined) stares of sniggering strangers.

And for days, every time the phone beeped, he would shudder, as more often than not, it was inevitably an sms that began with "Hi Greek God..."

The last message I got from him? "I want to strangle you!!!"

Paying it forward

Scratching Post, Star Weekender, 5 July 2008
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An offer hard to resist

Scratching Post, Weekender, The Star
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WCIT 2008: a view from within

Features, Intech, The Star
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The great leap

I was one of 3 females interviewed for an article on women who left the rat race to plunge into the unknown.
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A personal Indulgence

Rest & Relax, Weekender, The Star
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Of people & pastries

The Navel Gazer, Weekender, The Star
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KL Explorer

The Complete Residents' Guide

The KL Explorer isn't meant for tourists who are just looking for the best Twin Towers photo ops - it's written for the intrepid resident and traveller who knows the value of year-round sunshine (paraphrased from the foreword).



















The Kuala Lumpur Complete Residents' Guide has been meticulously researched and written by a team of seven city experts who n ot only know the city inside out, but love it too.

Available at all major bookstores

Chicken Porridge for the Soul

That's just the way the cookie crumbles
MPH Quill, April-June 2008