Flashback

Chanced upon my earlier blog entry on 24th April 2010 and I was so tickled by what I wrote.

(Click here to access the blog entry)

And while I am not extremely active in wanting to own up my age (and I am not even reaching 40 yet), I can’t help but agree once again that age does change the way you look at things and respond to challenges.

And yes, older women are generally more generous with praise and while I’m not sure if it’s because of knowing how it feels to be unappreciated – I truly believe that it is really because we learn to be more thankful with life and not take things for granted.

I am Woman,… Hear me Roar?

Chanced upon this on Facebook this evening.

And it kind of sums up the Silly Girl’s feelings of life at present. A life that she is somewhat happy with but can’t help but feel that something is missing…

Well, it is up to her to find that peace of mind (and heart) to make it all feel a little better.

Maybe a nap will make this all better…

In Memoriam

The world lost an extremely talented artiste today – one who had brought us classics such as ‘At Last’ and ‘I’d rather go blind’.

R.I.P Etta James.

Are You Missing?

Sorry for the late entries and the silence over the last 4 months as the Silly Girl had been very busy with her new job.  But yes, she will be taking the Lunar New Year holidays to catch up on her blog entries so make sure you check back soon!

In the meantime, CH sent across something rather interesting last week. As you know, the lunar new year and year of the dragon is just around the corner, and perhaps many of you would be wondering ‘when is a good and auspicious day for me to start work’. Well fret not, as you could check in to the calendar below.

GONG HEI FATT CHOY everyone and have a great Dragon year ahead!

Not sure when to start work in this Lunar New Year? Click here to see more!

Thought of the Day

小时候，幸福是件很简单的事。长大后，简单其实可以很幸福的

The Silly Girl attended a regional seminar this afternoon and overheard this quote being mentioned by the presenter. To this quote, she feels it’s partially true – as she would like to add that as people grow up, not many may remember what it means to have a simple life.

Such is the beautiful irony of life.