As most of you know, recently I moved house and am settling in wonderfully. However, there is still one task that I have been putting off. There's still one room in the house that is still not utilized. It's an empty room downstairs that is currently used as a place where I iron my clothes. I initially planned to make it my office/study room but now I'm not so sure.

But one thing's for sure is, I really need to get the curtains up in that room. I don't want no peeping tom watching me iron my clothes. Just the thought of it gives me the heebie jeebies. So my best girl friend is planning to bring me home shopping at IKEA and SSF to help me get inspired in decorating that room. Should I go for some drapery fabric for the curtains or simply go for blinds? I saw some really awesome blinds at a home showcase the other day that I really love.

Anyways, what do you think? Office/study room or guest room? Perhaps, if there's enough space, I should make it my office with a sofa day bed in there. Yay? Nay?

I do not particularly have a sweet tooth. I don't mind having desserts now and then, and on certain days, I do have a hankering for chocolates. But I'm not the type that MUST have it or I'll die. As far as candies go, I don't have a lot of favourites. I used to like Skittles when I was a kid. Snickers more than Mars bars. Resse's Peanut Butter Cups are a fave but I realize now that it's super sweet and it gives me a headache. My absolute favorites though, are Lifesavers and Tootsie Rolls. That, I will and can have any time.

Candy from the 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s

Recently, I saw some candy from the 50s available online and thought this would surely be an awesome addition for those planning a party with a 50s theme. Some rock and roll by the King of Elvis. Circle skirts with cute cardigans. Guys in skinny ties and slicked back hair? Milkshakes and sundaes. McDonalds burgers (The first McDonald's opened in the 1950s in Illinois, don't you know?). Happy Days marathon. You've got yourself one helluva party!

It's a Monday and there's no school! Thank God for Chinese New Year holidays! Haha I have been indulging myself in some Grey's Anatomy marathon, re-watching from Season 1. Right now I'm still at Season 4. It really brings me back to the times when I really wanted to be a surgeon. But I don't have the steadiest hands and it was just too expensive to pursue after my dad passed away. Yet, it's still awesome to watch this show. I think by now I can name all the surgical tools from a scalpel to a cautery. I still haven't watched the latest Grey's Anatomy Season 8, though. So don't tell me any spoilers, mmmkay??

As everyone in this world is preparing themselves to usher in the New Year, I can't help but reflect upon what has happened this past year. Saying goodbye always makes me sentimental. However, this year was an amazing year for me. It wasn't without it's hardships and sorrows, but like every year, my family and I managed to persevere through the hard times and celebrate the good times.