I have been feeling down lately.
Too many things in my little brain and the hamster in the wheel is a tad tired😉
I could not understand why my last 3 Lords were employers from hell….DL was a tad better than EL.
Probabilities or was it me?
I dug deep within self.
I worked like a dog, was used, berated and treated unkindly.
This started with Scorpion, followed by EL and then DL.
In order of horridness, EL leads the pack, followed by DL and then Scorpion King.
A member of family accused me of being the “worthless cur”and sentenced me to “being the one with the problem. Sigh!
I often wonder why I listen or consider the comments of a “member of family” – these are not worthy people.
Still, I had to do a reality check. I worry I if I was indeed the problem
But fact is, each of these places saw mass exodus and Chicken plus Bird were with me at Scorpion King and they concurred at how horrif that place was.
15 heads of Departments at EL all left. Turnover was on average 2 weeks. I lasted more than a year! I ought to get a medal for most abused 😊
Meanwhile my headaches sometimes do not end, neck feels like a ton supporting a heavy head with vertigo is acting up, followed by nose bleeds.
I guess I have to sort that out. Something new for my medical team to sort out?
Menieres or whatever, I do realise that when I am older, I could become deaf because of my ear problems.
News just announced on telly that by 2030, an estimated 1,000,000 people in lil red dot will get deaf as they listen to blaring music on headphones. I do no such thing. Just hugging my inanimate furball Garfield😃
So I took a long walk amidst greenery.

Nothing cheers me up than seeing nice architectural homes. These bungalows are easily priced ranging from SGD15,000,000 and even up to $25,000,000 as built up area is huge.




It is a shame that for the bungalow below, the helper hung bath towels over the balcony as it marred the beauty of this wooden second floor architecture.

I find this “cubism” styled architecture amusing.

This home featured below belonged to late President Ong Teng Cheong. I believe this is priceless.
He and his late wife were good architects.
Sadly they both succumbed to cancer in their 60s I think.
I only remembered Mr Ong suffering from lymphoma then.

I suppose he saw the merits of this colonial styled bungalow and conserved it.

I am unsure if his children stays there now.
Tune in to part 2 to see the flora I chanced upon on my walk.