*blows off dust*
It has certainly been a while since I’ve last wrote anything productive at this blog.
Essentially, not being productive here translates to being productive somewhere else, or so I lead you to believe

Bid goodbye to freelance and hello to Techsailor!
Gave a Borneo talk/photo presentation at SGH (Singapore General Hospital).
Had many belated 23rd bday celebrations coz my friends were THAT busy ;P
Morning low-tide adventure trail and afternoon sun-tanning at the shoreline of Sentosa.

Amongst many other things which i regretted not recording it down coz i just can’t seems to recall at the moment. All i know is that the past month seems to have passed me by at the speed of light ( figuratively speaking… ). Sometimes, being busy can be a good thing. But i do miss having some alone time by myself and just taking it slow and being ONE with the world, my world. I seems to have accomplished that today

It was such a glorious Sunday morning. The weather was cool and breezy, sky was overcast but with the sun still shining through the clouds and the birds were chirping happily, as was I ( but i don’t chirp ). We seldom get this kinda nice cool weather here on the sunny island of Singapore. Usually, one would have snuggled in bed for that extra few minutes or even went back to sleep altogether. But i just have to jump out of bed early for a lovely morning stroll to get my favourite Turkey Ham Croissant breakfast from Burger King. As i enjoy the wonderful breeze that blew across my face and slow down my footsteps to admire the residential mynahs, sparrows, doves and cats along the way and silently greeting them a good morning. All these little things are very precious to me. It may be common things, like a beautiful scenery, a wonderful breeze, or the twinkling stars on a cloudless night but it makes me really happy. Makes me think that life is indeed beautiful no matter what happens…

I was invited by Jd & Rex to join the Techsailor executive team in May along with Wayne and Leon. Techsailor is a web solutions company founded and incorporated back in 2005 (about a year and a half ago). We will gradually be moving towards Venture Technologist in the near future. Currently, we have several high valuation project underway, which explains my online absence. But that DOESN’T mean that it’s all work and no fun! As you can see from the rest of this entry, we are a young and dynamic group of people.

A picture speaks a thousand words… So i’m gonna leave you with a pictoral account of the fun times at Techsailor.

(L-R): Wayne, Junhan, Me, Jd, Leon, Brian, An. Some techsailors missing from this picture.

( The photos hereafter are credited to Leon )
Aside from company runs every Tuesday and Thursday if possible, we plays other sports such as badminton, even in the office as demonstrated here by Jd and Rex!

Everytime we close a big deal, we will have a dinner and ktv like this

The full Techsailor Family - Sitting (L-R): Dong Feng, Junde, Rex, Me (Leon). Standing (L-R): Ling, Ying Shuai, Zhen Yu, Kai Hong, Wayne, Khanh An, Jun Han.

“The tiger, largest of all cats, is one of the most charismatic and evocative species on Earth; it is also one of the most threatened. Only 5,000-7,000 remain in the wild, most in isolated pockets spread across increasingly fragmented forests stretching from India to south-eastern China and from the Russian Far East to Sumatra, Indonesia. In the past century, the world has lost three of the nine tiger subspecies. The Bali, Caspian, and Javan tigers have all become extinct … and many scientists believe the South China tiger is “functionally extinct”.”

- WWF

Add your photo to the tiger photo mosaic. WWF will publicly present the mosaic at the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species meeting and show the world’s support for tiger conservation.

Let’s all do our part in supporting the end of the tiger trade.

“I am only one, but still I am one. I cannot do everything, but still I can do something; And because I cannot do everything I will not refuse to do the something that I can do.” - Helen Keller