Congratulations to Roger Federer!! Roger Federer is the proud father of twin girls after his wife, Mirka, gave birth on Thursday night.  Charlene Riva and Myla Rose born at Switzerland on 23 July 2009. You and Mirka will make wonderful parents :)!
As to if the girls will ever win Wimbledon? Well, you can ‘bet’ on [...]

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After a good 2 hrs of theory and Climbing, I had my chance to fly. We revised on the Straight and Level Flight which I failed miserably last week and also got a chance to put Climbing skills in practise.
This time, I felt better maneuvering the aircraft with rudder pedals to the take-off position. I [...]

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Georges Rrrussshhh St Pierre…. GSP!!!!
What a great match between Georges ‘Rush’ St Pierre and Thiago ‘Pit bull’ Alves. The match was quite an exciting one to watch as GSP had a tough opponent. Thiago Alves - A Brazilian super hulk’s striking ability was no match for GSPs superior athletic and wrestling ability. GSP won by [...]

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I have just recieved my iphone 3GS 16GB and after hearing from friends about how it was impossible to get one I felt privilliged indeed. Although I prefer to the 32GB version, I didn’t have choice as it is afterall a phone from work.
I love iPhone the fact that it is a phone, organiser, web [...]

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This year I have visited Perth more than I’ve visited my hairdresser :). I usually travel by myself or with a colleague or two. If I happen to travel with my boss(es), then we either stay/hang out near the water or the golf club (one of my bosses is a sailor thus loves water, the [...]

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This is my second visit to Sweden. The first time was when I visited Swedish Student Town of Goteborg for a music festival. I have also visited the other part of Scandanavia - Norway.
Stockholm is a very interesting and pretty city. First of all, it consists of many islands and surrounded by water. It is [...]

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As part of my Stockholm city trip, I started my morning by visiting Stockholm City Hall. The building itself is quite interesting not to mention the water view surroundings. The building is built by 8 million bricks, 19 million mosaic tiles to decorate and 12 months to complete. This is where the annual noble dinner [...]

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I really like the idea of a family day out with no roller coasters involved. No better place than to visit than the open air museum  - Skansen which acts like their cultural and history centre, park for picnics and entertainment and zoo all in one. I could easily spend a whole day relaxing but [...]

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While I was in Stockholm, I decided to visit a piece of important Swedish history - a giant ancient ship at Vasa Museum. The museum itself is located in the Djurgarden island which you can reach on foot if you’re nearby, a tram or a ferry. What is so special about this ship? it is [...]

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This is the original Stockholm city before it branched outside the wall. Most tourists would stay in this area unlike me the budget concious traveller. I chose to stay in the new town - right opposite central station for versatility :). It took a leisurely walk to the old town. There are lots of local [...]

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