End-of-year hols 2008

My plan for the end-of-year hols:

So here's my to-do list:

1. Plan Pros Retreat in early-2009
2. Long-term plan for Students
3. Get credit card [UOB/POSB Everyday/DBS/Maybank]
4. Buy semi-SLR @Funan [Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX3 @$799]
5. Download songs
6. Watch borrowed movies [I Am Sam, Pursuit of Happyness, Pulp Fiction, Aviator]
7. Plan for wedding [plan brothers & sisters' New Year's Day party]
8. Read Spencer Kagan's Cooperative Learning, JK Rowling's Harry Potter, Neil Humphreys' Be My Baby, Gary Chapman's Five Love Languages, Bill Hybels' Axiom

Ikea.com.sg survey

You have a good everyday life at home, but it would not take a lot to make it even better.

You’re not entirely crazy about your everyday life at home (who is anyway!). But neither do you think you’ve got it real bad. Thank heavens for your computer; it makes everywhere at home seem bearable! If this is how you live, then perhaps this is how you should plan your everyday life at home – seeking solutions on how to make your computer migration (to wherever you are at home!) even more simple and functional without compromising on how things look! And while you’re at it, you might as well take a look at how home really could be when you’re not on the computer. Because chances are, your everyday life could be even better if you had also planned your life at home without the computer.

Ergonomic pillow

Yes I've jumped on the bandwagon, an era after Sellavision's Support Pillow that cost $49.90. Saw a $45 one at Ikea Tampines so I thought, "Why not?"

Realised I didn't think through the "Why on earth did I buy it?" part but it was too late. Been enjoying blissful sleep so far. It could be psychological though.