Three Months Later

I barely noticed it was that long since I have had my last post here. Time flies so fast in Singapore, that's a fact. Well, before I forget everything, there's just a few things I need to take note during the last three months. These are:

July:

1. Macy and her Thai friend Dia visited us during the first week of July for a short vacation. Macy stayed for about two weeks while Dia was only here for a week.
   
2. I had my birthday celebrated during our Central West 2 Care Group. Thanks to the ever loving and supportive members! What else.... I guess there's nothing much to remember for the month of July.
   

August:

1. We had our Hope Filipino Church "Fiesta sa Bayan 2008" last 2nd of August.
2. We managed to have Sam enrolled to the same school where Deni is currently in. Sam will be finishing from Kinder 2 this November. Finally, I will not be spending too much for her school fees (S$475/term) next year. Both Deni and Sam will be in a government school -- their school fee will only be S$15/mo. each!
   
3. We received the approval of our Permanent Residence application from ICA last 15 August, slightly 2 weeks earlier than the expected date of release. God is truly great!
   

September:

1. We had our PR Formalities on the 2nd of September and collected my NRIC on the 10th of the same month. I can now apply for a long term social visit pass for my mother so she can stay longer (or stay for good) when she comes on October.
2. September 16: We had a re-structuring of our Care Group and a new Care Group was established: Central West-Family -- That's is where we now belong.
3. I have created a blog site for my daughters last September 14 basically to let them have a good place to keep their journal rather than using their notes and loose it eventually. Let's see how useful it can be...
   
4. We had our fire drill last 19th of September and the whole Republic Plaza was evacuated during the exercise. I was appointed as the fire warden for our department (by accident!) since nobody else wanted to take the responsibility. It's a good thing I never lead my colleagues to a dead end, hehehe! It was not a challenging thing to do actually. I just need to see whether everybody vacated the building and were safe and secured. Anyway, after we stepped back into the office, I guess nobody was on the mood to work! :-P
5. Formula One historic first night race is all set to stage its inaugural run at Marina Bay, Singapore on the 28th of September. That means, road closures will take effect near my workplace at Raffles Place. I better be ready with the traffic jam I will be facing in the next few days!

Well, that's it. There is something else that I would like to include on this post though but I rather not. Wait till it happens then post when it's done. God Bless to all!