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IT ROO is an old-established cafe kopitiam amongst the locals. I think almost every JB-ian knows IT ROO for their specialty fried chicken chop. It is located at Jalan Dhoby, just right behind the That's Cafe . I was "accidentally" knowing that the fried chicken chop is their signature dish, so I decided to give it a try. I was attempted to try the dish on Labor Day, but only God knows they were not doing their business on that day. last weekend I got the chance to try the dish at last. With Jia Hui and Se Xun. three simple menus were presented to us upon our arrival. The award-winning (the best chicken chop in town voted by The Star) chicken chop is the first item on the menu. The menu is ranging from Western dishes, Chinese dishes, variety of noodles, soups and sandwiches, drinks and desserts. Jia Hui and I ordered two sets of Fried Chicken Chop in Mushroom Sauce while Se Xun ordered a set of Grilled Chicken Chop in Black Pepper Sauce. Both types of chicken chop

yesterday was Teacher's Day. And the workplace had a simple celebration. However to be accurate, 16th May was the actual date of Teacher's Day, the same date as the old mama's birthday. As usual, presents and greeting cards are given by those lovely students. And it always seems like they can never come out with some new and creative ideas. Glass, flowers, cakes, key chains, pens, etc... these are the presents I have received during these 4 years. A repeated cycle. Hmmm... do not misunderstanding. I am not asking for those expensive and branded presents. What I am trying to share is that presents could be low-costly and yet creative sometimes. And obviously our country needs CREATIVITY. by the way, since it was a present-giving day, some of the colleagues have received numbers of presents; while some are not. Some of them were showed off with what they have gotten; while some were remained silence. Some of us were heavenly happy; while some were expressionless.  I have re

wow... is it a monthly anniversary for not updating the bloggie? Should I celebrate it? It is utterly sarcastic. Leading a hectic life is so DIS-GUST-ING. dudes and babes, one obvious thing to be pondered is whether you guys are missing my post. To me, I am kinda missing the days of blogging. And I am so afraid that I might lose it in the progress of turning myself into a full-time worker. Life is cruel. so much to be shared. So much to be talked 'bout. So much to be criticized. this is the very first time I had never write a single post in a month. That is an abnormal phenomenon. And 'course, I hate of being like that. 3 or 4 years ago, a lady praised the bloggers in salute. " I can't imagine that they are still able to blog... ", she said. I was surprised of the speech. In my mind, " what's the big deal of blogging? Need to be so respect meh...??! " Till now, only I realized that what she said actually make sense. Perhaps I am yet good at manag