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Yes, I LOVE SNACKS! Sweet stuff too, but not those that're incredibly sweet. I'm a great fan of their cookies because they not only look good, but tastes good too! What amazed me was that almost every snack that they have are individually wrapped and easy to open. This is convenient for those like me who stay alone or wants to control their diet by not eating too many cookies at once. 好喜歡日本的零食！也喜歡不是特別甜的那種甜點。日本的餅乾不僅好看，而且很好吃！最令我佩服的是，他們的零食很多都是個別包裝，也很容易撕開。這對像我一樣自己一個人住的人來說，不僅方便，而且也可以控制食糧！

When I went to study arts in USA 7 years ago, I'd thought of not returning to Singapore after graduation. That's because I see no attractive job opportunities for the local digital media industry so it was much better to stay in the states to look for a job and gain experience there. Why I eventually returned was due to a trainee offer from EDB (Economic Development Board of Singapore) to work at a 3D animation company in Japan. However I changed my objective and wanted to do comics instead, so I went to teaching, with a good salary (compared with the rest of the industry) and not a lot of overtime work. I drew comics every night and weekend and uploaded them on my Taiwanese blog. But again, I see no light since no Taiwanese publisher will work with an average Singaporean comic blogger. So I figured that I should try to make a holy grail to the land of manga, Japan, to learn what they did right. I applied to scholarships and finally got it on my 3rd attempt. Everyone was sk

Based on a true story, there was this girl in the dorm who got so freaked out by my sudden appearance at the doorway that she kept on staring at me with her eyeballs almost falling out. So I decided to go and cut my hair today at Takadanobaba near my university. The result was nice at first, but immediately after shower, the shape and style was gone... sob... ... (Hair cut 2000yen, treatment and product 8000yen, not worth it if not for the brief neck and shoulder massage) 中文版請點（更多）→

I originally wanted to draw a "Sunday" comic to imagine how it feels if my strip was on the newspapers. But on a second thought, I think I'd thank all 302 Facebook fans (including me or if there's a sudden new addition) for subscribing to my blog. Among half are my friends who were forced to join after relentless invitations and my shameless advertisements. Thank you for supporting my dream and I hope my comics will bring a smile to your face every time :) 本來想畫一張“星期天”漫畫的。因為記得小時候，只有星期天的漫畫邊幅特別多，所以想體驗一下畫一張星期天漫畫會是怎麼樣的感覺。但是想一想之後，還是決定感謝302名臉書讀者（包括我或萬一臨時有新人加入）。其中一半是被我逼迫或經過厚臉皮促銷之後，沒辦法只好加入的朋友。感謝你們支持我的夢想，希望我的漫畫會每次帶給你們微笑：）

I get negative very easily. Especially the thought of drawing comics and making it big in Singapore is more like a dream than reality. Sometimes I wonder why I chose such a difficult path and envied other comic artists, who had published books and made it as a career. But I don't want to live a normal life and hope to leave a mark somewhere, a little reminder that this person had once lived before. I have nothing much to lose now, only time. Nothing is fair in life, but we all have the same time to do either something we like, or don't like. I like to draw (and complain) so I hope to do this for a long time... 中文版請點（更多）→

I couldn't remember the steps of eating Chazuke (rice in tea), so I eventually poured everything inside the small bowl. The waitress was worried and peeped at my table a few times XD My mix tasted good though~ (photos below)  中文版請點（更多）→

Sometimes I can't stand the vagueness of the Japanese language. It becomes especially frustrating during critical times... Through my studies, I came to realize that this is called a "High Context" culture. But as a fast and furious Singaporean, I prefer "Low Context"!!! 中文版請點（更多）→

I'd been taking these tissue papers from the sales people outside my university. In fact, I had finished using 4 packs of these but still continued to take them whenever I can. However it was only today that I noticed that these tissue papers are from 2 rival schools mimicking each other's design! I wonder how effective they are because the only time that these tissue papers influenced my purchase was when BicCamera had a 100yen coupon attached to it! Will this marketing work outside of Japan? I seriously doubt so especially in Singapore, where we just take them because they're free and don't care about what's written on it! 在我的大學外常常有人發免費面紙，所以我也就常常拿。即使用完了4包還是繼續拿。可是直到今天才發現，原來這兩包面紙是敵對公司的！而且你看吧，設計是不是很像呢？ 不知道花那麼多錢製作這些面紙有多大的效果？因為我唯一一次因為面紙而去消費的時候，是當biccamera附上了一張100yen的折扣券時:P  不知道這種昂貴的促銷在日本外會有效果嗎？我覺得很難，因為例如在新加坡，我們都不讀上面的字，只要是免費的我們都拿！

I can't believe that I'd revealed my secret for the sake of fine arts...  中文版請點（更多）→