Update..

A quick update.. we just registered for marriage. One can only do this 3 months before the wedding day.So on the 18th night, by the time the clock struck 12, Huiqin was waiting to log in to www.rom.gov.sg. I think she's really desperate to get married... hahaha.

Next update, we bought a sofa. Or have I mentioned this before? We bought this a few days back. Yellow and black. What we liked was that it was designed by Singaporeans. We support Singaporeans. Best of all, it met our needs, with high back rest and it allowed slide ways resting. Perfect for siesta... Also, it fitted into the budget. It's SGD 499, 1 buck short of the full budget amt. Oh, bt the way, it's for the study room, not the living room.

I have also checked with my HR on some honeymoon things. I think things will turn out well.. Really pray for favour.

Finally, I just read Sunday Times and in it there was an article on Vietnamese wives. I was at Tanjong Katong Shopping Centre for lunch on Fri with my boss and colleagues. The forth floor was full of such Vietnamese brides. It made me wonder if marriage can be structured as an agreement. Just like a contract, be it with maids/business etities etc. so long as it benefit both parties, it'll work. The brides will get their priced Singapore PR and soon citizenship and the husbands will not be left on the shelf. It's hard to imagine that true love exist from the time the customer steps into the shop to the time the customer leaves the shop...