So we have planned a pretty good workshop for them. And went for an excellent one with SCWO. Proud to say that I am a Love Ambassador with a fuchsia wristband to prove it. Will miss my project mates and all our incredible nonsense. Niao-ing Wendy being the topmost.

I know this may seem utterly bimbotic and pointless but I really feel that a good bag is a good investment. More so than having tonnes of clothes. It is going to carry all our necessities. It can also make or break an outfit. While I wouldn't scrimp and save just to lay hands on a designer bag, it totally wouldn't hurt to be able to afford nice bags. Plus if kept in a good condition, they can be passed on to our daughters! I always wished my mom took better care of her clothes and stuff and didn't just throw them away. For now, I'm lovingly caring for my jeans which may just hold up well enough for a couple more decades. As for my growing junk jewellery collection, I hope that they won't become real junks in years to come.

Is it in the girl's psyche to enjoy the look and the feel of chiffon, leather, diamonds, lace, cashmere, etc. etc.? Been watching Gossip Girl and their clothes are so beautiful. Jo and I kept sighing. Sometimes I wished I could be like an environmental crusader (or an anti-sweatshop activist) and just wear like organic hemp or whatever. But I think it's innate, this love for clothes and stuff to wear and carry. I really admire girls who don't give a hoot about their clothes. It's like an inescapable trait for most of us. We've just gotta live with it...and ease ourselves out of impulse buying. They end up mostly in the back of the closet anyway.

So it's November. Ng's heading back in just a bit and I'm pleased as punch. Also, can't wait until exams starts.

All these on a 2megapix camera phone. I think it's not half bad! Wish I took pictures of cell group to round this post up. Or maybe the books I've been borrowing from school. That'll do the trick.