We need a hobby

No, I don't think I will close this blog. However I won't blog as often.

It's been a busy one months since June. I don't think things will be letting up in the next one year or so.

I am still awaiting my Audrey Kawasaki print. I don't think there are any firm plans for Pin's birthday. So nobody's talking about a McDonald's Party for him.

The usual suspects, if we can call ourselves that anymore, haven't been doing the usual clubbing weekends anymore. Maybe it's just me who haven't been doing so.

We were in KL for a weekend getaway. Get away from what I don't know. We were just using the reason of checking out the construction progress for Swiss Garden Residences as an excuse to hit north for a binge fest. Meals came at 4-hourly intervals except during the 6 hours of sleep. we had a short 2 hour jig at Zouk KL but it was the afternoon conversation we had before checking in that reassured myself that I am not the only one who is choosing to stay in on weekends. Actually that is not the case either. We had decided that maintaining a hobby would be good. But cannot decide if it was going to be golfing, tea appreciation or poker/dvd nights. The location was also a consideration. Having a place to crash would be good.

I think some of us foresaw this years ago. What were we going to do when we lose interest in the scene.

Mercury Prize Nominees

This year's contenders are again, strong.

Bat For Lashes, Friendly Fires, Lisa Hannigan (finally! an album from Damien Rice's duetress), La Roux.....gosh!

Click click click

Everyone reading this, go to http://hall3-sincity.com/

or click here.

Click the Queen of Hearts and vote for my sister Dominique Pang.

=)

Audrey Kawasaki, again.

Two Sisters arrived sometime earlier this year. It's a time limited edition print and it ran to 1060 within one hour. That's how ferocious Audrey Kawasaki fans can be like. The previous time limited edition print I got hit 790. I wonder why the numbers always end up being a multiple of ten?

I haven't been checking her website and didn't realise that the rss feed from her livejournal was not working. Serendipitously, I decided to check her website out on Friday night and lo behold, a limited edition print of the lead painting at the Tokyo exhibition held in May was on sale. Only 200 of them. So I woke up at 5:50am on a Sunday morning and was lucky enough to purchase one of them.

I can't wait for it to arrive.

ennui

the above has set in?
I've been busy and not been blogging. But the number of hits per day remained constant throughout this 6 weeks of hiatus. What does it tell me (and you)? The entries in here don't matter much in the world wide web.
Lots of exciting news, if you're bothered. :)