Opening A New Chapter Of Our Lives ... 2nd Home In 7 Years

[nemofc 0]

when i saw your WIW.. very nice bor... and huge... how i wish i have

morning to you! didn't expect to see someone wake up so early as me... hahah

paisey here to spam but late... than never, hor...

congrats to your moving

Edited January 22, 2008 by nemofc

[xlan 0]

哇! 有钱真好! 正!

[BunBun 5]

CM, Thanks for the reply. I've been busy with renovations to my unit at hand to look in RT the last few days. No ID, just a contractor to do the needed works for the place at hand. Had been looking high and low for nice kitchen design with sink support as my mum feel that sink support is a must.

So didn't know whether it is possible to have a sink support that's not visible from the outside while maintaining a nice kitchen. In fact those sink supports I see, are really ugly and old fashioned types which are visible.

Any picture of your sink support?

Thanks.

Hi BunBun - yes, my sink is an undermount. The support for the sink is the kitchen cabinet under it.

[Chunky Monkey 2]

5 February 2008

It's been over a week since we moved, and we are still sorting out our lives. We moved 336 boxes/pieces of furniture. And 336 is shocking by anyone's standard, I am sure. We thought we had chucked out alot of stuff, but when everything arrived at our new house, we took the opportunity to further screen what we had, and threw out even more.

I haven't taken any new pictures but here are the pictures of the removal boxes that I took the other day.

[applefreak 1]

336

guess it's this way, bigger place = more storage = keeping of more stuff

think we all must learn to keep junk out of our lives

jia you jia you

[kathleenkhor 0]

Chunky..u r very neat! even printed out those stickers label. I only print out using normal paper and paste them on the box.

I hope u got some help in clearing those boxes.. it is alot of clear for one person..

[hanni06 0]

CM, i cant wait for ur nx update... hv been faithfully checking for new posts hehe...