TMDay1209: 赌梦！
人生は本当に簡単じゃありませんですけど、続き頑張ります！
人生虽然不简单，不过要继续努力！继续奋斗！
“I am always doing that which I cannot do, in order that I may learn how to do it.” ~Pablo Picasso
被放鸽子！
Lunch here!
Healthy!
Testing the Surface Pro…
Month: December 2014
TMDay1208: 关系
今日客様に贈（おく）り物を与（あた）えりました。大切な関係からです。夜ジョギングしました。
今天送了礼物给客户。因为关系很重要。晚上去跑步了。身体也很重要！
“You don’t develop courage by being happy in your relationships everyday. You develop it by surviving difficult times and challenging adversity.” Epicurus
包子Breakfast!
Lunch here!
Finally normal food!
Holly Molly!
Log Cake for clients!
TMDay1207: ONE PIECE!
今日今年最後のマクドナルド(McDonald)食事です！夜勉強しました！
今天终于吃了今年的最后一餐麦当当！今天准备我的Day Skipper Theory考试！
“In school, you’re taught a lesson and then given a test. In life, you’re given a test that teaches you a lesson.” Tom Bodett
Last McDonald for the year!
Log Cakes for Clients!
Thanks to Colleagues!
The set is finally complete!
My first club membership…
TMDay1206: Thousand Sunny Ship!
今日紙な船を貰ったからとても嬉しかった！仕事を続きました。
今天终于买到了纸船Thousand Sunny 号所以还蛮开心的！继续工作努力！
“True happiness comes from the joy of deeds well done, the zest of creating things new. ‘ – Antoine de Saint-Exupery
My McDonald meal…
Pieces to assemble!
Assemble!
Assembling!!!
Assembled!!!
Now still have last 3 characters lacking…
Destress!!!
TMDay1205: Tiring Sunday
今日も雨降って来た出すけど、海を出ました。夜ジョギングしました。疲れた。
今天虽然天气不好，我还是去教独木舟。晚上跑步了。累。睡觉觉。
“Rest when you’re weary. Refresh and renew yourself, your body, your mind, your spirit. Then get back to work.” Ralph Marston
Clear waters!
Rescue!!!
TX Rescue!!!
Feeding!!!
Lunch here!
Alot of Mee Pok (Noodles)
Sky is clearing up?
Boats…
Paddle…
Yay! End of course!!!
Relaxing…
My class. I look old…
TMDay1204: 善良之刀！
今日海を出た！そして、小さい刀を使用（しよう）しました！そして、美味しい食べ物を食べましたから、嬉しかった！
今天教独木舟课。不过也第一次有机会用我身上的刀救了一个蛮大的海螺（Conch or Baler Voulte to be precise）所以还蛮开心的！
“No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted.” Aesop
Rustic Charms of Changi…
When it rains it pours…
Theory…
Dry Practice!!!
Swim test…
Lunch here!
It’s open!!!
Goreng Pisang in the making!
Yum yum!
Ultimate Chendol!!!
Can u see the fishing line (Red) cut from the conch so that it is free of the net?
Saving the conch!
The rescue team!
My class…
A sail boat with a SG flag Spinnaker!!!
TMDay1203: End of course!
今日コース終わりました！週末始まりますよ！夜ジョギングしました！
今天课程结束！周末开始咯！晚上去跑步了！加油！
“In the end, it’s not the years in your life that count. It’s the life in your years.” Abraham Lincoln
Tea break!
Not bad…
Lunch!
Yummy!
Afternoon tea break!
Need to eat more!
Good Bye!
TMDay1202: Think on your feet!
今日コースに行きました。面白いコースです。夜勉強しました。
今天上了虽然没有技术含量不过还算蛮有趣的课。晚上复习Day Skipper Theory！
“I don’t love studying. I hate studying. I like learning. Learning is beautiful.” Natalie Portman
Breakfast…
The pantry area is not bad…
On course…
Teabreak!
Not bad!
Lunch!!!
Yummy!!!
Dessert is Bobo Cha Cha!
Afternoon teabreak!
Also not bad!
TMDay1201: Die another day…
今日自分仕事と自分会社の事をやりました！夜ジョギングしました。
今天上班。也搞定创业的事情。晚上去跑步了。创业还要努力呀！
“The three great essentials to achieve anything worth while are: Hard work, Stick-to-itiveness, and Common sense.” Thomas A. Edison
Breakfast!
Lunch here!
Salad!
Edible…
Rhymes with wrong service award… -_-!!!
TMDay1200: Sanji and Brook!
今日新しい仲間を貰った！Sanji とBrook！仕事を終わったら、運動しました！
今天有了新的伙伴：Sanji 和 Brook！下班后去运动了！
“If the world ran the way a crew runs a set, we’d have a better, more progressive world.” Steven Spielberg
包子Breakfast!
Kola Bear Chocolate…
Sanji and Brook!!!
The almost complete Straw Hat Crew!!!
Update: Securing my NRS Titanium Co-Polit Knife to Stholquist Descent PFD with prarcord.
Not wanting to lose my investment in the sea, I thought this is a good way to prevent my knife from sinking down to the ocean. Below are the photos to how I secure the knife to the PFD with minimal obstruction while maximising usability.
Tying a bowline at the knife end. On hindsight, this should be done last.
I tied a figure of eight as a stopper knot first.
Then I used a bowline to secure it to the PFD with the figure of eight stopper knot to make it ultra secure.
I shorten the loose ends by using a shoelace knot. Shortening this minimise the chance of the rope getting caught accidentally. Notice the running end is at the knife end so that if I pull it out in emergency, the cord lengthens all the way without much resistance.