
Ming's parents had anniversary dinner today, and we tagged along.The previous year we had gone too, and we wouldn't miss this one for sure :)
Egg Pearl Soup (dun ask me what it was, it tasted like silken toufu!)
Beef...
DESSERT!!! :) *yums*Metamorphosis of a 9eek 9oddess in the Pink

Ming's parents had anniversary dinner today, and we tagged along.
Egg Pearl Soup (dun ask me what it was, it tasted like silken toufu!)
Beef...
DESSERT!!! :) *yums*“You are what you wear”, my mom used to tell me when I was young. Never really understood what she was trying to get at until she started repeating it to me in my early teenage years as my hemline started to rise higher my thighs.
Years on, although she doesn’t say it that much anymore, there are times she tugs at my skirt, as if trying to lengthen it, or pull my top up, so that it almost reaches my neck. (v neck tops are NOT meant to be turtlenecks!)
I guess it’s safe to say that what we wear (or carry) shows others who we are. We also quickly judge other by what they wear or how they look. To prove my point (again):
Any fool can tell a frumpy frock from sexy dresses..
Similarly, in this fast paced world, we’re all busy trying to differentiate ourselves from the rest. (I know I am!)
Some people permanently mark their bodies, while others try other ways to “stand out”.
I’ve never really been one to stand out in such ways, but I’d like to see myself as a person with pretty decent taste – someone who likes to dress well and likes to own things that reflect who I am. I like things that I feel represent me, that are interesting, and most of all, I like pretty things that reflect what kind of person I am. – an upwardly mobile female, new to the workforce, passionate about technology yet never letting that “geek” in me overshadow the fashionista that I am!
Mom said it right, we are how we dress, and in that same line, we are what we own. The things we carry, especially for girls, show who we are, they are an extension of our personalities; they portray our individuality.
Which was exactly why I fell in love with the HP Vivienne Tam mini. The moment I laid eyes on it, it seemed to be beckoning for me to purchase. It was as if, as narcissistic as it sounds, it was especially designed for me!!!!
In the past, I’ve always bought a laptop only because I needed one. Aesthetics were important, but since all laptops look pretty much the same old, same old, I wasn’t too choosy when buying one. If they’re not black, they’re grey. Not grey, then white, if not they were of colors I didn’t particularly love.
Had given up on finding something edgy with a personality of its own.
Good news for us girls now, we will soon be able to own, for the first time ever, this beautiful mini designed by world-renowned Asian fashion designer Vivienne Tam!! (Duh that’s why it’s called the HP Vivienne Tam mini).
Also known as the “digital clutch”, due how it fits squarely in one hand, it’s the first time HP has collaborated with a designer to take technology up one notch in sex appeal.
In a case of east meets west, the notebook is scarlett red and covered in peony flowers, a signature of Vivienne Tam’s collection. In fact, it was even showcased in her fashion show, held by models as they sashayed down the runway!
The peony patterns runs from the outer casing to the interior, under the keypad. It has a 10 inch screen and its interior is gleaming red. And so I hear, the laptop also features a extra special enter key that bears the Chinese symbol for double happiness. All these come with a complementary embroidered storage sleeve that helps keep it safe!
Aren’t you drooling yet, girls? This to die for laptop is already available now and can be purchased at Harvey Norman Milennia Walk, Best Denki Taka or Tyan Boutique @ Palais Renaissance.
And if you want to WIN one? Check this out especially if you're a blogger! 2 V.Tam minis to be given away!
1) It will match my red shoes
2) the Chinese believe Red is the colour of good luck
3) It’s small enough to fit into one hand (Super slim and lightweight—just 2.45 lb. to start and less than 1 inch thick)
4) It beats my current black and dull laptop
5) I want to show the world that there are synergies between fashion and technology
6) I want to show it off to all my girlfriends (I know they will all want one too!)
7) I like the fact that it is available for purchase now!!! Girls, what are you waiting for??? Head down to Harvey Norman Milennia Walk, Best Denki Takashimaya or Tyan Boutique @ Palais Renaissance...
8) I think it’s time women own their own geek toys and stop sacrificing glamour for digital accessories (so I hear there is a matching mouse toooo!!! )
9) Have a laptop that allows me to Send e-mail and instant messages with the nearly full sized keyboard so I don’t have to compromise on size of keys.
10) For the first time, I will actually really take good care of my laptop J