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Asides Herman Miller’s Aeron which is probably US$$899. I’m kinda looking for an office chair to be placed in my home. Ergonomics is of importance. I’m not so much into the design of the chair but it would be a bonus definitely. I’m looking for a chair that can be purchased in Singapore at a price SG$500 or lesser preferably. Any recommendations?

Not sure if you noticed how little I blogged last week. My previous keyboard was all to blame. The alphabet ‘e’ cannot work and no matter how hard I depress it, the cursor just blinks nonchalantly.

Since ‘e’ is the most common alphabet in daily English, I was type-impaired. Assigned the alphabet ‘e’ to Control+C works for 5 minutes but I given up typing soon after.

As a bonus, I never did as much studying for a week. Perhaps when examination nears I can consider wreaking my keyboard.

Anyhow, I bought a new keyboard. It’s the very same one from Microsoft. It’s the wired curve keyboard 2000 or something. I got so used to it I couldn’t feel right typing on something else.

The shop owner probably doesn’t know too:

I think… I might have seen this at the Bugis area.

I just returned from Kuala Lumpur. Went there to attend BarCamp Malaysia. I’ll blog more on that soon.

I saw the majestic Petronas Twin Towers at Kuala Lumpur City Center too. My phone camera won’t do justice to her:

And visited Suria KLCC too. Mall organization resembles Suntec City and the mall content reminds me of Vivocity – trendy for everyone. Suria was the cleanest mall I been to in KL. Lots of tourists there too:

With the exception of the food center, Suria is spacious and easy to navigate.

It’s my first visit to Kuala Lumpur, second visit to Malaysia. I only visited the metropolitan area.

Okay, by Bugis I mean Sim Lim Square. But Bugis sounds hell lot funkier than Sim Lim Square. And yes, I’m purchasing some computer stuff.

I used to have these pencils when I was in primary school. During my time, Chung Hwa pencils are for paper.

Today, Chung Hwa pencils are also for computer. Pentel can sell erasers for computers soon.

Just bought more paper. I’m quite a high consumer of paper. Not the most environmental friendly person.

As much as I want to save the world, I just find paper so much more productive. I sometimes just print things out so that I have an easier time reading. And after I read, I sort of just throw the paper away. Yes, there’s a recycle bin at Bukit Batok but I always forget that there’s one. I won’t think much and just dump it into my bin.