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Monday, April 27, 2009

My 2nd SR T-Shirt



Finally bought my 2nd piece of SR T- Shirt.. which i've hoping for it since last year =.=
lucky my younger brother in law recently informed me that actually far east plaza #02-02 got sell this T.

The Shop name call Ncore , this shop is open by one of 'MC' artist.. ^.^ (infor by brother in law)

Selling Price is tremendously Ex 'for me' , but cant help it.. I'm just LOVING it .. keke..

I will continue support this shop, coz as SO far , this is the only outlet in singapore selling SR and other TW branding T & Accessories.

you may visit : http://www.ncore.com.sg/ for viewing the design T pics.

Saturday, March 28, 2009

My New Samsung F480


My new samsung mobileF480, a 3.5G phone having Touch Screen and come with 5-mega pixels camera, bluetooth, GPRS, Music Player and a awesome widget.

Too bad it's doesn't have Wi Fi function.. if not, this phone will be a BEST phone..

Worth to purchase.. hee





Monday, March 9, 2009

1 day tour to batam

on 8th march 2009, which is a sunday.

I've went for a 1 day gateaway trip to batam with my hubby.

Not a big deal places to talk about.. BUT i still wanna to share with people out there on my journey.



First of all, My hubby n i early in morning 630am waiting for mrt to harbour front .

Upon reaching harbourfront, we go collect our tickets and agency sticker to verify ourself when we reach batam.

0840am we've board the speed boat to batam.. reach batam around 930am.. approx. we had took 45min to reach.. sound fast but ...



look long.. coz all the way we're looking at the sea.. with no sign of anything :)

once we reach, we meet up with our tour guide .. as well as meeting up with other tourists ..

The 1st place we went , is the local goodies shop, where they sell dried seafood, prawn crackers and etc. too much variety to choose from, i 've end up buying some raw prawn n fish crackers..

2nd places we head to kueh lapis factory.. but the place dun look like a factory to me.. look more like a shop.. haha .. at there, they will allow us to order, and they are possible to send the serve hot kueh lapis to batam terminal when we all is going to about to leave batam. good service.

3rd places is the common places .. which everyone would be expecting to go there.. POLO shop.. hahah~ so coincidences that they are having sales.. buy 2 20% off ~ buy 3 n more 50% !!

my hubby n i end up bought 3 top:) which cost about $90 after disc



4th places , is the tua pek gong temple.. i din pray but i asked my hubby to do so.. nothing much to say here..

After 4 shopping places, everyone felt abit hungry.. the tour guide bring us to golden prawn 933 restaurant and have our lunch.. our 6 course meal. consist of Chilli Crab, Sour fried fish, cereal prawn, fried squid, kang kong, toufu suanchai soup and a another seafood which i not sure the name for it .. keke .. and the last one we have is coconut drink



After having a full meal, tour guide bring us to see immortal show.. who people can suddenly act so different. example: biting a hard big coconut and eating break glasses.



So tired, after a few places, as the weather in batam.. is so humid! perspiring all the way thru the journey..even we went to new shopping mall call nagoya shopping mall. i think their aircon is setting at 28 degree.. warm n abit cool only.

we shop for 3 hrs in nagoya shopping mall.. their stuffs is rather cheap .. but bangkok is still the cheapest places to shop.. hehe

530pm, we've gathered up with other tourist and meet up with tour guide .. and ready to return back to singapore..

Reach singapore at 0745pm..

Those people out there, if you have not experience this kind of places before.. please do so..

Tuesday, February 24, 2009

Time

During this few months.. lots of thought came to my mind..

How to judge a person in work?? and how to be sure who is your blossom friends..

Can we judge a person by body language and/or by the seriousness in his/her attitude??

A person will always won't show up their true color till the very critical moment.

As in work, i believe and sure that.. everyone is competiting one another in work, career and popularity.

Does anyone think before that.. who can be your true friends and who can be your good colleague that you will remember always...

Time is the matters for all ..

Time can drift people apart.. but time can test out a person.

Time is so important .. to the extend of every single people in the world are asking for more..
coz time are so precious...

i'm thinking that.. if without time.. we cant gauge anything.. to people in work, to your bond with soul partner and to your findness of friendship..

Have you all think of that before... ?? Or juz dun have the TIME to think out at all..

Wednesday, February 4, 2009

CNY 2009

Lunar New Year had past.. now which festive season should counting down for??

Hmmm..perhap is GOOD FRIDAY ^.^

Let me summarise my movement during cny.

In the eve of cny, which is a sunday. As usual, i will had my 2 reunion feast, one with my grandparent ( big feast! Abalone, Meat, Seafood & etc ) and another of coz my in law ( steamboat =.=) After makan, my hubby and i decided to let my in law to take care of our son and we headed to MS for movie, and also take this chance to go marina bay for CNY countdown.

For the 1st day of CNY, early morning wake up and go fetch my son.. after fetching, instead of returning back to home sweet home, end up rots in my in law home.. keke.. din go for visiting, AS i dun want ~ hee..

We went to visiting on the 2nd day, travel from west to east. hubby's relative house in simei and hop over to my boss house in the afternoon for 1hr plus..

For 3rd day.. by right is the day to start work, i took AL in advance to rest at hm.. instead resting at hm.. end up my hubby and i go to sentosa to snap my flower and my son as usual report to childcare.. ^.^

4th day is the day i back to work.

Been feeling heaty this few days, as eaten too much goodies and cold drinks.. not enough sleep.

But worth it to be sick.. coz i really ate alot of fabulous food.

Tuesday, January 13, 2009

MIL B'day Mini Celebration

11th January is my MIL B'day.

As usual, i will do the planning for the gift for her. But this time round.. im suggesting a dinner for her as well as a gathering for the whole family.



We had our dinner at Nanyang Seafood Restaurant, a neighbouring rest nearby my MIL house.

Food not really fantastic, but is the 1st time private gathering to have dinner at restaurant.. ^.^ so got to treasure the moment.

We have enjoy singing K while having food being served.

I believe my MIL is happy with the arrangment. $$ not the matter. is the moment together.

Will have better enjoyment next time round.

Saturday, January 10, 2009

Dozo Restaurant

7th Jan 2009 Wednesday

My Director n Manager bought me to Dozo Restaurant for lunch. This Dozo is located at valley point..

They treated me this lunch, as a appreciation of my hardwork of helping them thru the year 2008. ^.^

When i 1st step in this restaurant.. it give me a '' wow'' .. coz i never been to this kind fine dining place. ''Mountain Tortoise rite? ''

The foods are well presented.. service is the best one.. the place is soo modern and zen feels.. Will definately go there for lunch/dinner again.

Below is some of the pics that took during my lunch there.


Chef Starter


Chuwamushi


Crab Meat Soup


Unagi Rice Set


Hot chocolate ice- cream & Fruity Tea


Felicia's Cheesecake

The one i ate is 6 course meal.. they do have 8 course too :)
Lunch pricing at 39.90+++
Dinner pricing at 69.99+++ * If i'm not wrong

Friday, January 2, 2009

my thought for this years

I was born in 1983, and now year 2009, oh gosh~ Cant imagine i am 26 years old this year. a mother of one kid.. hoping for second one. ^.^

Times really flies.. how wish i can return back to my school days~ with LOTS of happiness and laughter with my classmates..

Now All grown up.. mind set , personality all change. But however, there's still some people with kiddy brain and too naive kind.

I've learn and gain alot of knowledge thru all this years..

My son and my dog rusky are my strongest bond. . without them.. think i wont be able to survive till now.. ^.^ Sound crazy~ but it's the fact im facing..

This world is too competitive~ makes me cant breathe.

Talking so much~ as i wish i can climb up higher to whatever i wanna to reach. Towards work, friends and family.

Everyone Happy NEW year !!



Thursday, November 13, 2008

Ancient 4,300-year-old pyramid



A 4,300-year-old pyramid has been discovered at the Saqqara necropolis outside Cairo.
A ancient burial ground in south of Cairo. which dates back to 2,700 BC and is dominated by the massive bulk of King Zoser's step pyramid, the first ever built.

It stand in five metres (16 foot) tall, is believed to have been 15 metres tall when it was first built for Queen Sesheshet, the mother of King Teti who founded the 6th Dynasty of Egypt's Old Kingdom.

The pyramid's base was discovered "20 metres below the sands and a doorway for the burial place was also discovered but it seems thieves had looted the pyramid.


Wednesday, October 29, 2008

Jim Thompson_Bangkok



On 24-26 Octoboer 2008, 1st time travel with my hubby to bangkok.

1st experience for him, but not me.. ive been there for 4 times~ but only familar in city area not other spot.

This time round, i went to explore the jim thompson museum near MBK shopping centre. A antique place to know more knowledge about Jim Thompson lives in there and the background of every statue and scrulpture displayed.

Feel amazing on every single thing there. from the art where jim thompson had kept and the layout of the house..

Too bad no one know where have he gone to. He had went missing since in the 60s

A american who cant stop himself from loving the nature of bangkok.

Friday, October 10, 2008

Jurong Birdpark


It's such been a long time , i've not went to jurong birdpark.

This time, i had bring along my son with my aunt and her daughter, kimberly :)

We had enjoy alot in there , explore and educate my son.

Of coz without fail, i will snap picture of all the adorable birdie there.. (can view it in my flickr acc) lol~
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Share with all viewer about the history of Jurong BirdPark
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History
The idea of a bird park in Jurong was first conceived in 1968 by Dr Goh Keng Swee, the then Minister for Finance.
During a World Bank Meeting in Rio de Janeiro, Dr Goh visited a zoological garden and was impressed with its free-flight aviary.
He saw that Jurong would be more than an industrial zone for Singaporeans where people could relax with nature. All this Dr Goh saw in the Jurong BirdPark, which would be the first of its kind in Southeast Asia.
The western slope of Jurong Hill (Bukit Perepok) was chosen in December 1968.
While the Park was being built, the Park’s officials urged ambassadors and foreign dignitaries to Singapore to contribute birds for the new park. Soon, birds from all over the world finches, pheasants, herons, mallards, owls, cockatoos began arriving. By opening day, 12 countries, 7 zoos and 40 private donors had contributed birds to the Park.
On 3 January 1971, Jurong BirdPark was opened to the public. It was built at a cost of $3.5 million, excluding land cost.
Plan and Layout
Jurong BirdPark is a 20.2 hectare open-concept park. It is the largest in the Asia Pacific and the best in the world. Its collection of more than 9,000 birds from 600 species is among the largest in the world. The Park specialises in birds from Southeast Asia.
The Park has four aviaries, among which is the world’s largest walk-in aviary with the tallest man-made waterfall for visitors to enjoy a close-up view of free-flying birds from Africa and South America. Bird shows, staged at the Pool Amphitheatre and Fuji Hawk Walk are entertaining and informative and have thrilled visitors from all over the world.
The BirdPark’s exhibits and aviaries are specially designed to closely resemble the natural habitats of the birds. There are also open spaces landscaped with exotic flowering plants such as heliconias to enhance the beauty of the BirdPark.






Monday, September 29, 2008

The Past of CCK Cemetery



Choa Chu Kang Cemetery is the biggest cemetery in Singapore, which is located in the west of the island in close proximity to the Tengah Air Base and at the confluence of the Old Choa Chu Kang Road, Lim Chu Kang Road and Jalan Bahar.. it comprises the Chinese, Christian, Ahmaddiya Jama'at, Muslim, Parsi, Bahai, Jewish, Hindu and Lawn cemeteries. It is currently the only burial cemetery to remain in operation. Also within its grounds, are several columbariums, including the state-run Choa Chu Kang Columbarium, and two private facilities, namely The Garden of Remembrance, A Christian columbarium and Ji Le Memorial Park, the Buddhist facility..

The site of the cemetery estate was initially belonged to the former NTU, Old Nanyang University as a park for future development. At the center of the park, where there was a small hill (now being the garden of remembrance Park) used to have 3 flag pole standing; Bristish, Malaya and India. During the Japanese Occupation, the jap army removed them. And their enemy beheaded there. The Strong Vengeances of the victims filled the air. After the war, whoever tried to re-erect any flag there would die with no reason on the next morning. Some believe that the '' polarity'' of the cosmic energy there has been disturbed and switched opposite during the war. Because of that, this piece of land was used naturally as cemetery as it is today.

Rumors:
Sightings of a ghost headless japanese soldier and chinese commando in blue uniform at the area. The Chinese commando had many wounds on his body, and carried a severed head which was dripping blood on his left hand, and a blood-stained parang on his right hand. Later he was shot dead by the other Japanese troops.

Feng Sui:
The cemetery district is sited geomantically well on a piece of interesting, undulating land with smooth physical features that are in accordance with nature and beneficial influences. The surrounding landscape is indicative of balanced patterns and harmonious topography. Ranges of hilly ground spread on the left (resembling the formation of the azure dragon and the yang energy)

P/S: Why must we need to explore the ghoulish place in the night time.. We can go there in the day time.. show respect to the spirit, make prayer to dead.. Breathe some fresh air instead.. LOL~ Oops! ^.^

Gotten the past stories from many sources.. interest to know more.. please search yourself. :)

Thursday, September 25, 2008

Stomach Flu & HFMD Outbreak

Oh my goodness, besides HFMD being spread in most of the childcare in singapore.. now come the new stomach flu virus (viral GE).

Last week, at least 21 childrens in one of the childcare centre locate in boon lay, caught with (viral GE) virus.The center had closed for 3 days, for doing the necessary sanitising work.

Dr Chong from KK hospital mentioned in the ''My paper'' that this (viral GE) virus is spread by exposure to vomit or stools, and not usually by food or drink that children consumed. But multiply childrens can contract the virus if they share the same enclose space.

80% of the childcare centre design layout are all the same. 4 to 5 group of classes in one enclose space. No partition for each group. I was thinking, if one children got the virus, the rest of kids will have possible to get it too.. as virus is flying everywhere within centre.. those childcare centre which faciliated with aircon.. will be having higher risks of children getting it.

I myself is a mother of one son, who my son also always fall sick ever since i decided to enrol him into childcare centre.

And due to virus attacking the centre.. i need to take lots of leave to stay at home, to take care of him.

I definately will do part to take care of him, when he is sick due to normal illness..

As for virus attack, the childcare should be their part in doing cleaning to the centre.. and must also do something to improve on the unexpected virus attack to kids.

They should re layout the centre. placing partition between each classes.. to prevent much contact with one another. Cleaning of hand and foot frequently. Hygiene is very important..if no one going to look into this matter.. thinks mothers out there, can lose their job and income, and no more lady out there, would want to give birth .. making kids suffer so much ..

Sunday, September 21, 2008

Shooting for her dreams


ZhangJingna would have her childhood fulfilled - including her childhood dream of being a Gundam Wing ( A japanese anime featuring giant robots) pilot.
At her 20s, Jingna has dabbled in more occupations than some adults twice her age.
She, herself is a professional fashion photographer was once an artist, fashion designer, part-time model and an accomplished national shooter with numerous accolades to her name, including the Sportsgirl of the Year 2006 award.
She is missing one achievement though: a certificate in higher education. Jingna has a PSLE certificate only , but that doesn't fazes her career.
She told the ''my paper'' that She is still young and there is so much that she would like to do. At her age, she had nothing to lose.
Indeed, she is on the way of a bright future in her current field as a photographer.
She started to love photgraphy when she is 18 years old, when her family bought her a camera for her birthday... from there.. she start to snap picture for fun.
Alots of people love her photos.. and job offer start coming in.
After trying a few study on other field, doesnt make her change the interest toward photography as well as jobs.
As her parent do not wish her to stop studying, so she decided to pursue fashion design.
Zhang Jingna had awarded the Master photographer of year 2007, after which she go on full time freelancing.. and till now.. she had amazing large portfolio of her works.
She is having her own art work for gallery in Art house - The Something Beautiful Exhibition @ sept 23
Admission free.
** Zhang Jingna is a good role to follow..
If you have a instinct liking in your interest.. Just do it & you may suceed.
(Article info from MY paper 12 September)
Had done some editing to the article.

Acer Aspire One



Hoping for a mini laptop.. Finally bought it , at the price of S$799
Explored it and find everything is cool and fine.. the laptop surface is in glossy look..
Everything function the same as normal desktop and as other laptop too.

Most important of why i wanted to buy this, as it is super light and it come with WIFI, Webcam..
* i can bring it wherever i go .. and surf net wherever i want :) but provided there's wireless connection.. haha

This laptop, suitable for people who do general emailing, blogging and surfing.. not wise to do any downloading of file.. as the memory space only 120GB, maybe can buy a extra portable HD , and transfer wanted data ~.. ^.^

A budget laptop !!

Tuesday, September 9, 2008

Trailer [ Harry Potter & the Half blood prince]


Harry Potter and the Half- Blood prince follows Harry Potter on his sixth year at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. Harry discovers the Half-Blood Prince's ancient potions book which tell about voldemort's dark past, the potion book gives Harry advice on how to improve greatly Potions work, and teaching him a few helpful and yet dangerous spell along the ways .

Amidst this, Harry is starting private lessons with Professor Dumbledore, during which Harry learns the dark secrets of Voldemort's past, hoping that they could use these secrets to find a way to defeat him.

Harry's year gets even more stressful with the suspicious actions of Draco Malfoy, who has been sneaking around the school doing, so Harry assumes, Voldemort's bidding. Harry quickly becomes determined, and slightly obsessed, to find out exactly what Malfoy has been up to and putting and end to it.

Yet, during this time, Harry and his friends go through daily life, busy with school work, Quidditch, (in which Harry has been made captain of the team) and of course, romance. Ron has found a new girlfriend, Lavender Brown, a perky (if not obnoxious) Gryffindor student, and Hermione is not happy about it. Ron and Hermione's friendship takes a toll throughout the school year and Harry, as usual, is stuck in the middle. Harry, meanwhile, is facing a romantic dilemma of his own: he realizes he is falling for his best friend's sister, Ginny Weasley, who is unfortunately dating Harry's classmate, Dean Thomas. Harry's pining for Ginny and Ron's hilarious relationship with Lavender give this story a large dose of reality.

Throughout all the school drama, however, the obvious darkness of Voldemort's impending rise to power is always apparent.

The incredible action-packed climax is sure to leave the audience stunned and, inevitably, prove that you shouldn't trust everybody who you think is good and also prove that not everyone can manage to survive.

Ancient 'sleeping Buddha' found in Afghanistan


An Afghan archaeologist has discovered the remains of an ancient 19-metre-long (62-foot) "sleeping Buddha" and three coins from Greek, Bactrian and Islamic erasin the province of Bamiyan in Afghanistan.

The statue’s head belongs to the period when Buddhism thrived in the central province and the coin dates back to the time of Alexander and the Greek empire, according to Najeebullah Ahrar, the director of the information and culture department in the province.According to a report in Pak Tribune, the team of Afghan and French archaeologists is working under the supervision of Professor Zemaryalai Tarzi, an Afghan archaeologist.Bamiyan hit world headlines in 2001 when the Taliban destroyed the enormous Buddha statues that for centuries stood in carved niches in the cliff faces around the main town.

The town of Bamiyan is situated on the old Silk Road and became a meeting point of eastern and western cultures.Buddhism arrived in Bamiyan in the third century with the spread of the Kushan Empire.

Friday, September 5, 2008

Francoise Demulder - French War Photographer


French war photographer Francoise Demulder, the first woman to win the prestigious World Press Photo award, has died aged 61 on Tuesday.

She died of a heart attack at her home in the Paris suburb of Levallois, Sipahioglu and other friends said at the Perpignan photojournalism festival in southwestern France.

She had covered many of the major wars of the later part of the last century, and her pictures featured in magazines such as Time, Stern, Paris Match and Newsweek.

She won the World Press Photo prize in 1976 for a black and white picture of a Palestinian refugee woman pleading with a masked gunman in a war-ravaged district of Beirut.

On the earlier days, she hated war, but felt compelled to document how it's always the innocent who suffer, while the powerful get richer and richer.

She worked briefly as a model after studying philosophy in Paris but soon fell in love with Asia.
It was to cover her travelling expenses that she started to sell her photos of Vietnam

She was one of a very small number of Western journalists in Saigon when communist North Vietnamese entered the city on April 30, 1975, marking the end of the Vietnam War.

What a brillant life record she had bring along with her to other wonderland ..

Love your interest! Love your ways of photography!!

Thursday, August 7, 2008

Croc in Singapore park sparks hunt, draws spectators

A crocodile, spotted earlier this week in pasir ris park which near to housing estate and had captured by the authorities.

Seen the news from Yahoo . Mentioned that there's a experts told local newspapers that this croc is about one metre long (3 ft) and most likely is a saltwater crocodile, which more commonly found in neighbouring Malaysia and Indonesia.

How wish i can see a crocodile in its nature before someone does something to it. Even though it's not a huge one.

Singapore have left a few wildlife nature places for this kind of animals to live in..

The only places in Singapore can see crocs will be in ZOO only.. >.< i suppose so

We will not able to read animals mind..

To be SAFE, it's better to stay a distance away of this toothy animal. whereby you won't know what is he next movement.. " dash toward you??'' or ....

So no matter how, if you are not DARE, then dun play risk with this toothy croc.

Sunday, May 25, 2008

Tyersall Istana

I had went to explore the tyersall mansion with other 3 photographer on 24 May 2008. Time 930am..

Too scare, to go at night time, as this a prohibited place locate very inner side of botanic garden..

This is my 1st time, going to a haunted place.. felt cold n errie.. and some more i have a strong paranormal instinct on the unwanted stuff.. And think this is also the last time entering there..

All the negative sense, wont stop me on going to explore more exordinary thing with my daring friends.. LOL.

The below text is about the historical history of the tyersall mansion.
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The origins of the estate, and the old Tyersall Istana:"In March 1857, Boustead and Co. advertised for sale, Tyersall, William Napier’s estate and house in the Tanglin area which covered sixty-seven acres of land.William Napier retired from the East in 1857 after a distinguished career. Napier Road is named after him and the road led to his house and his estate, Tyersall, which was built in 1854 and later replaced by New Tyersall (or Istana Tyersall), the Sultan Abu Bakar of Johor’'s (1831-1895) palatial Singapore residence.Sometime in 1860, the property was purchased by Sultan Abu Bakar of Johor, grandson of Temenggung Abdul Rahman who had negotiated with Raffles the Singapore in 1819. Napier’s house was demolished to make way for the construction of New Tyersall in 1890.The house was completed in 1892, and the Sultan held such a grand housewarming reception that the Singapore Free Press provided details of the architecture and fittings of the house. The rectangular building measured 210 feet long by 174 feet deep, was in the “Corinthian style of architecture… with a red tiled roof” and a seventy-feet high tower in the center topped by the Sultan’s symbolic star and crescent.Among its key features were a spacious projected carriage porch, a grand staircase with ornamental iron balustrades, a grand reception room, a ball room, a billiard room -- and it was fitted with electric light. The installation of electricity was hailed by the Free Press as indicative of an improvement of “domestic civilization, and a marked step in the industrial progress of the Colony.” Interior-wise, the fanlights were Arabsque in design, the wood used was teak and ironwood and the building had altogether 420 doors.New Tyersall, according to Lee Kip Lin, architect and author of The Singapore House, was one of the grandest homes built in the Victorian Eclectic idiom, combining not only gothic and classical motifs, but also some Indo-Saracenic elements into the design. In his welcoming speech, Sultan Abu Bakar announced the plans for the house had been approved by his late wife, the Sultana, and executed by the Malay architect, Datoh Yayah. Typically Singaporean, New Tyersall had a cosmopolitan character. The iron-work had been carried out mainly by the local engineering firm of Howarth Erskine,74 and some portion of it by H.C. Hogan, the contractor was Mr. Wong Ah Fook from Johore, and the upholstery was provided by John Little and Co., the “finest Store East of Suez.” Once home to drag hunts until the sultry weather outdid the imported English hounds, New Tyersall was destroyed by a fire reported at 2:45 am on September 10th, 1905. The cause of the fire was faulty electrical wiring."
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The Tyersall area was also the Indian Military Base Hospital during the singapore battle with japan. The hospital was clearly marked with a large red cross to indicate its purpose; it was actually a cluster of huts where the wounded Indian troops were warded.
A squadron of Japanese bombers dropped incendiary bombs on the hospital on 11 February 1942 and the whole cluster of huts was turned into a raging inferno. All the 700 patients of the casualty packed wards were burnt to death...

Glad to know all this thingy, after my trip there.. if is before the trip, think i might not be stepping in there at all..