Ear Case.

So you're on the phone but you don't want to look like you're on the phone? Well this iPhone case is for you. Man it's so funny it made me wanna buy one. Ha ha.... Find it via HolyKaw!

Balancing Barn.

Wooow... do you believe this??? Well, you should, cause it actually exists in Suffolk, UK. Let me introduce you to this Balancing Barn holiday home, which is made by MVRDV and Mole Architects, including a swing under the 15 metre cantilever. While the architecture is unbelievable, the interior is very nice and comforting.

My desk.

I used to be very busy at the office, so many things to do in such a little time. But since two months ago, the company I'm working for is restructuring its management, major changes everywhere, promotion and demotion, and other significant changes, causing almost all working process stopped during the re-structure. It could be a good or a bad thing depends on how we see it, but if you see the bright sight, now I have time to do things I haven't got the chance to do before, like decorating my desk for example, and finishing my 'bulldog' Nano Block (did you see it? It's the black Lego-like thing on my desk), and of course, blogging, now I have all the time in the world to blog...^^

Desk Daisy.

Need a flower on your desk to lighten up your day? Try Desk Daisy. It's a flower made from paper clips. This is one of those things that made me smile today. Nicely done, Liz Goulet Dubois, Fred Studio.

Singapore I'll Be Back.

So I think that's pretty much it, my findings in Singapore. Still so many places I haven't got the chance to go yet, but at least I had a lot of fun and it did bring back my working appetite. So, Singapore, thank you for being such a great country to go to. I'd love to visit you again next year. And for now, let me leave you with few other things I find quite interesting...

Silk Air Promotion.

This is a very entertaining promotion by Silk Air. Like I said before, Singapore is crowded with ads and promotions, so if you want to promote something, you'd better be good, or you'd better be big...^^ and I think Silk Air did it nicely.

The Nano Block.

Nano Block fascinates me. From the very first time I saw it at Vivo City, I love it so much. Nano Block looks like Lego, only way smaller. The smallest part is a mere 4x4x5 mm. The amazingly small micro sized block makes it possible to create more detailed and even smaller projects than what can be made with standard sized blocks.