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  1. On 8/25/2021 at 8:39 PM, mmoh said:

    hello Ryan, when u 1st bought the aircon, did you request for a stronger compressor? If not, why does it comes with a system 5 compressor? I have never heard of this happening before and I always thought the system what compressor always comes with the same number of blower unit.

    On the piping, cant the technician remove the cover and replace the piping? As I understand, the trunking always comes with a base and a cover. so the technician can remove the cover to check if there is any leaking on the piping.

    I read before somewhere that your should set your aircon to blow high and that will cool the room faster.

     

    Nope, it was all decided by Jason. I didn't know a thing about aircons at all.
    So hopefully what i've posted here can be of help to someone. Hindsight is always 20/20 i guess?

    As for removing cover and replacing piping, i've written in my earlier post. Have discussed with my aircon tech before, removing of piping
    might cause issues like tile breakage and other stuffs which he pre-empted and I decided not to go ahead.

    I'm not sure about blowing high to cool room faster tho.
    One thing I do notice is that Daikin has a more powerful "Dehumidifer" function (that waterdrop icon)
    and I actually use it to cool the room when I sleep. It is actually cheaper to do this instead of using Aircon.
    I see savings of about 10-20% or so. That said, was it a contributing factor for my condenser break down? i don't know.

    In contrast, Mitsubishi Dehumidifer function doesn't feel as strong as Daikin, thus not as cold.
    but it's Aircon Mode feels colder and cools room faster than Daikin IMO.
    For some reason, a Mitsubishi 25C somehow feels colder than Daikin's 25C


  2. Having gone thru this myself, I have to agree that choosing an ID is very difficult.

    Personally, I feel you should choose the ID that you can "gam" with.
    During your meeting with ID you can take this time to observe closely how they behave."

    Based on what you described, the ID who is more straight to the point seems more reliable but
    of course you need to still go with your gut feeling.

    I personally dislike IDs who seem to be a "Yes Man" which makes me suspicious of them more.
    Renovation is about proper communication between you and the ID.


  3. On 7/23/2021 at 9:36 AM, grusky said:

    hello, i was reading the post 1-year  entries and you had one where you talked about the aircon working fine for your cooling despite having removed the sliding door partition. I just would like to ask, does this make the air-con work harder since it has a larger area to cool, assuming only one is turned on at anyone time? or it just cools according to the temps and fan settings one sets? 

     

    Hello there, and very sorry for this late reply. I hope you're still following this.
    To answer your question first, I'm not sure if the aircon works harder and also not sure if it cools according to temps and fan settings.
    You will need to consult a Aircon Technician for this i reckon.

    And now a funny story about my Aircon. It actually broke down and I actually replaced it.
    This is what actually transpired and I learnt alot of things (expensive lessons lol)

    Some background:
    So apparently my Condenser is a System 5 and its using to cool a System 2 aircon.
    No wonder my Condenser is so big compared to others. 

    It worked fine for about 2 years and I DID NOT DO maintenance for about 1.5 years.
    The troubles started when my aircon would suddenly shut off by itself and had a blinking light.
    I also noticed the blown air started to not get cold anymore.

    After checking, it was found that my Gas Level at my Condenser is very low.
    So of course I topped it up. Normal Aircon Gas PSI is 160-170 btw. I remembered mine was like 60PSI?
    And it worked ... only for a couple of months when issue started again.
    And when we checked, Aircon Gas had fallen alot. This is not normal because Aircon Gas don't usually drop so low at such a fast rate.
    To cut a long story short, eventually it was discovered that my Aircon Gas is leaking.

    Now there are 2 ways to do this:
    1) You can do something called a Pressure Test (which cost money) that will be able to determine where the leakage is at.
    Leakage can happen either on Piping or the actual Aircon itself. This is ONLY a test and does not actually solve the problem.
    It's main purpose is only to let you know whether which is the one that is leaking.

    2) You can gamble and choose whether you want to directly replace the piping or the entire aircon.

    My Aircon tech advised me to skip the Pressure Test as he felt it wasn't worth the money given how new my aircon is. (Only 2 years)
    He recommended to replace the piping because that is most likely where leakage will occur for an aircon that is so new.

    He than mentioned even if issue is not because of piping but the aircon itself, I won't need to do another piping replacement since
    aircon replacement will also need re-piping anyway. 

    I agreed with his findings on this as it does make sense and we proceeded to replace the piping.
    Replacement of piping is where I learnt alot. (Check the attached image I added)
    Remember my original piping is in the black trunking? My new piping is now the white trunking.
    You may wonder "Why doesn't he just remove the piping from the original trunking instead of running a new trunking?"

    And the reason is the Aircon Tech advised while he could do that, he advised during the course of removal of the original trunking or piping,
    the tiles on my bathroom might come loose and break. So it is advisable to leave it alone. I accepted this reasoning as this does seem reasonable
    and I appreciated that he pre-empted me of this situation. So the new white trunking is made.

    Back to the story, alas replacement of piping did not work and Gas kept leaking. So i guess my gamble failed. :(
    In the end, i replaced with a new Mitsubishi Aircon and used System 2 compressor instead of System 5 and it has since worked fine so far (about 8 months now)
    Isn't it funny how items always seems to spoil right just after warranty period has ended? Had my Daikin warranty still been valid I probably won't have stressed so much hahaha :D

    Lessons i've learnt:

    1) Regular Aircon Maintenance IS IMPORTANT
    As i've mentioned I did not do Regular Maintenance for almost 1.5 years.
    Regular Maintenance IS important. Not only does it clean everything properly, it helps detect problems early too.
    Had I done regular maintenance who knows maybe I may not have encountered such an issue.
    As an advice, do regular maintenance at least twice a year.

    2) A bigger condenser (Eg: System 5 used to power a System 2 aircon system) doesn't mean it is more reliable or more powerful.
    Buy a condenser according to what you need. Lets say you have a System 2 aircon and want to turn on both aircons at the same time,
    if your aircon tech says a System 3 is enough, there is no need to spend more money on a System 5 because it seems more powerful.
    It doesn't work that way. If you don't forsee yourself turning on both aircons at the same time and a System 2 condenser is enough, it will work.
    Always tell your aircon tech how you want the cooling to be done, and he will recommend the best solution for you.

    3) If you are doing aircon piping and if the piping happens to run along re-tiled walls (like what i have for my bathroom),
    you need to be prepared that you may need to do a new trunking in order to avoid the potential issue of your tiles possibly coming loose or break.
    The best is to route your aircon trunking in such a way so that this issue can be avoided.

    4) Mitsubishi Aircons cannot have their vent blower permanently lowered.
    What I mean is, do you know when Aircon blows their cold air, you can adjust the height of the vents so they either blow up or down?
    I like my vents to permanently blow down because it will directly blow cold air at me. Daikin aircons can set this permanently, but
    Mitsubishi Aircons does not. For mitsubishi aircons, it is apparently a standard feature that after some time, the vents will automatically
    move up and will not permanently be locked at the down position. This is a default system feature that CANNOT be changed.
    (Mitsubishi aircon owners will know what I mean) I thought this is good to know for people who needs this feature.

    5) When hiring an Aircon tech, its good to go through a few different ones so you can get a feel of who does a better job.
    During the period when I first detected my aircon gas leaking, i went thru a few aircon techs. Some of them aren't very honest
    and some don't even know what they're doing. I went with the one that felt the most comfortable to me as I felt their reasonings
    and information for what they did felt reasonable and logical for me.

    In the end, from the day I first started encountering issue till the day everything is resolved, I reckon I spent about $3k+.
    (This includes replacement of piping, replacement of aircon system, etc etc)
    It's alot of money, but as a homeowner, things do break down and you need to be prepared for such incidents to happen.

    Thanks for reading my "Aircon Adventure". I hope what I experienced here can help someone out there.
    If anyone is interested, my Aircon Tech i can recommend is Yiwan Aircon. Contact - 8868 9878
    That said, make your own judgement. While Yiwan may be my preferred Aircon Tech, they may or may not suit you depending.

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  4. On 2/11/2020 at 10:43 PM, hdb4ever said:

    Noticed new layouts for 2-room BTO in the Feb 2020 release. In some cases, it is even possible to have an open concept kitchen and even a study room. Looks like there are more layout possibilities with 2-room flats!

    46sqm with second bedroom/dining area/study room

    46sqm with a small study/2nd bedroom/dining area

     

    wow...whoever get this 46sqm 2nd bedroom version is really lucky.
    can rent out for extra side income next time.
    Downsides:
    Living room is super small tho
    Abit wierd to open the front gate and immediately see the toilet. :huh:


  5. On 1/20/2020 at 3:24 PM, BunniBoi said:

    Living Room

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    Version 1

    Comment: Will extend the open shelve (above the TV) all the way to the other end, top cabinet will request to split it equally (OCD kicks in). Glass cabinet on the right side, I will request to change the glass door to a fixed glass panel and casement door open from bedroom.

    Kitchen

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    Version 1

    Comment: Tentatively there’s no changes for kitchen, quite happy with it.

     

    Bedroom

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    Version 1

    Comment: The open shelves on the right side of the wardrobe will move it down to the floor to put my dry box.

     

    Toilet

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    Hey Bunniboi, Happy New Year to you!
    Very beautiful 3D renderings! :D
    I see you are going for a Scandinavian Muji styled look.


    Here are my comments:
    1) I noticed you have alot of carpentry in your design. Eg: Feature Wall in Living Room, Feature Wall in Bedroom, Custom Wardrobe, even the kitchen floor is wooden parquet? If you are able to still maintain the quotation at 25k, that will be very good. Else, if you are looking to reduce your quotation, you can maybe look into removing some of these.

    Personally I feel that one of the most expensive things in reno is Carpentry. While carpentry is required for Kitchen Cabinets, IMO i feel items such as Feature Walls are not necessary. One example is the TV in your Living Room feature wall. I'm not sure what size you plan for the TV, but if you are thinking of upgrading to a larger size TV like 55" or 65" and above, you may be restricted due to the feature wall.

    As for an alternative to custom wardrobe, my recommendation is to make use of your bomb shelter as a walk-in wardrobe. This way, you will free up extra space in your Bedroom.

    2) Your kitchen sink is next to your Stovetop. This is very good if you cook.
    I noticed you have an Exhaust Hood above your stovetop and I feel this is not necessary. Unless you really need this, I would recommend to remove this to save some money.

    3) I'm personally not a fan of the Shower Glass Enclosure as I don't like the feeling of being confined (and also lazy to clean it :P) I had a friend who also made this but because he is not the diligent type always clean it, it started to get moldy in some crevices after a couple of years.

    4) I didn't see any aircon in the 3D, so i'm not sure if you are going to do aircon. But if you do install aircon, do make sure your aircon trunking isn't concealed by any of your feature walls. Next time if need to do maintainence would be very challenging.


    Sorry for the long post. :P
    Just my suggestions. :)


  6. On 12/19/2019 at 6:46 PM, BunniBoi said:

    @Cranberries I received HDB email to ask me to update my particulars and my PCD date updated to end Feb. I'm so close to my key collection. ?✌️

    Congrats! End Feb is a good time because all the workers and companies should have returned back to work after the CNY holidays. Looking forward to your key collection!

    Oh btw, Cranberries just got her key and here's an additional tip to prepare when doing Key Collection: Bring a Door Stopper! :D  If not, it will be quite irritating to keep having to kepp the door open as it is always trying to auto-close.


  7. On 12/21/2019 at 3:05 PM, Cranberries said:

    Hello @ryanyth!

    I was following your blog 2 years ago and now I re-visit your blog to refresh my memory as I prepare for renovation. 

    Thanks for sharing your experience! 

    One thing I wanted to point out is I finally understood why there is a need to install the SlideArm. When I read your blog I thought I do not need that as I do not like to leave my main door open. 

    Yesterday I went to open my bto door and I had ENOUGH of that soft closing door! I did not prepare a door stopper and it was such a fuss going through the door with it always moving towards shutting. Immediately I remembered reading in your blog that you have installed something above the door as a door stopper and I made up my mind to install that too! 

    Thanks for your reading my blog! :)
    Hahaha ya that soft closing door can be abit of an annoyance.
    But that said, is already not bad HDB give us soft closing door. Last time the door i think isn't soft closing.
    Slidearm still works nicely for me now close to 2 years and I still recommend it.
    If you are tighter on budget tho, you don't need to install it. A door stopper or a ball/magnet combo will still do.


  8. On 12/21/2019 at 2:43 PM, Cranberries said:

    For example a wall in my living room shows 4750mm on the floor plan, I guessed the wall would be around 4500mm but it turn out to be about 4000mm.

    Congrats on your key collection!! :D
    Yes discrepancies between floor plan and actual unit can occur, but 500mm difference is quite significant.
    I would recommend get an actual measuring tape to measure out. Don't worry, last minute changes and
    amendments is very common in renovation, and its still fine since you haven't started renovation yet.
    Take the time and savour your door opening moment! :)

    22 hours ago, Xiaoyang said:

    Hi all, I also collected key this week. Open door yesterday. Really stumped by my kitchen bcos the washing machine tap sink, kitchen tap r on the same side of the wall. Now getting kan cheong cos I got no ID, my kitchen layout plan is gone case. 

    Gratz to your door opening too! Don't worry, don't kan cheong. :)
    As I replied to Cranberries earlier, last minute changes are very common in renovation,
    pre-reno, during-reno, and even post-reno. You have not got an ID so you don't have to worry.
    ID is supposed to sort these measurements for you if you are unsure what to do.
    Best of luck! :)


  9. On 12/13/2019 at 6:10 AM, mytinybto said:

    I'm thinking to get induction cooktop instead of gas hob, so no need to register for gas.  But not sure if it's good idea since I've never used induction before.  But the hob looks sleek and nice!   So hard to decide!

    Hi, i've been using induction cooktop for cooking for close to 2 years now, and I can vouch for it being very nice for cooking.

    Its safe (no open flame), and super easy to clean (just need to wipe it clean with a cloth)
    Whichever induction cooktop you decide to buy, do ensure that it's made of something called "Schott Glass"

    The downsides of induction cooking are:
    - You need to of course buy pots and pans that are induction-capable
    - You are unable to cook dishes that need open flame (eg: claypot dishes, chinese-styled wok cooking) You can still do frying tho, i've made Char Kway Teow before lol.
    - Your electricity bill will be higher
    - Because an induction cooktop is made of glass, do be careful when handling your pots/pans so you don't scratch the glass.

    As for steaming of dishes, there are electrical standalone steamers available on the market.
    Some rice cookers have steaming functions too.
    Or you can use DIY method, get a deep enough induction capable wok, fill it partway with water, put a metal wire tray on top and than your dish on top of that. (Same like old school water steaming using chinese wok + water) of course you will need to top up water as it boils down.

    Hope this helps :)

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  10. 13 hours ago, Jhong said:

    Sorry side track abit, just wondering if there are any superstitions regarding renovation during CNY? Since there are superstitions like not sweeping the floors or sumthing like that... 

    hehehe i remembered when i was doing my renovation, it was during Lunar Ghost Month imagine that lol.

    As im the not pantang, but abit pantang type, i did the usual roll pineapple, throw salt procedures etc, but i didn't do any elaborate rituals or anything. So far touch wood, been staying safely and happily for the past 2 years already. :D

    Try not to think about it too much ba.
    If you were advised by your elders (grandparents or parents) to do a procedure, just follow lor
    as a mark of respect. Superstitions are culturally important, but don't let them rule your life.
    Just my 2 cents.

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  11. 11 hours ago, SuperZ said:

    @ryanyth, thank you for your advice.

    You brought up a couple interesting points:

    "It was her good advice that saved me a future headache if I had done Box-up in the bathroom."
    Can you please elaborate? I was thinking of same shower enclosure but I would just go with a one panel shower glass screen (all the way to the floor) without any curb.

    "wishing I did something about the wooden skirting around my living room etc etc"

    What is it about wooden skirting? I opt out of OCS so I am doing cement screeding and wooden-like tiles with out wooden skirting.

    Any thoughts?

     

    Oh your shower enclosure is probably fine.
    I was refering to my aircon trunking which lead into the bathroom.
    The original idea was to do box-up to cover up the trunking, and than lay tiles over the box up.
    The idea is to hide the aircon trunking which may look ugly.
    But this is a BAD idea, because if one day my aircon trunking needs to do servicing or replacement,
    i literally need to tear down the tiles and box up which as you can imagine would be a huge nightmare.

    Wooden Skirting (as you can see circled in red in the attached picture) is this panel of wood that HDB
    will do as an effort to hide any imperfections between the wall and floor tile. Mine was reddish in colour.
    Some other BTOs may have different colour. 

    I forgot to take it into consideration and should have removed it and replace it with nicer tiles or at least paint it in a black colour
    which will better colour match my apartment's black and white theme. I've since gotten used to it tho, so I guess its alright now.

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    If you opted out of OCS and doing cement screeding, you can do tile skirting like the below example picture
    instead of wooden skirting which IMO looks nicer and more resistant to wear and tear compared to wooden
    skirting but of course, it will cost more lah.


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  12. 1 hour ago, SuperZ said:

    @ryanyth, thank you for very comprehensive blogging of your renovation process. Since you had completed you renovation and have been living there for sometime, looking back what would you have done differently. Please  share with us tips of "do's and don'ts" for our future renovation. I think a lot of new comers here would really appreciate.

    Thanks for reading. Most of my thoughts are already in what I wrote for the 1 year retrospective posts.
    Things like wishing my oven was standing height instead of squatting height, wishing I did something
    about the wooden skirting around my living room etc etc. 

    Here are some tips I'll give to newcomers:

    - Remember to always plan ahead. This is very important.

    - Do post any questions you have while renovating, especially in Mmo's 2-roomer thread.
    It was her good advice that saved me a future headache if I had done Box-up in the bathroom.

    - If this is your first time doing Renovation, it is better to get an ID instead of Contractor.
    Instead of needing to liase with multiple people, you only need to liase with the ID to coordinate everything.

    - If you can do a 3D planning using the Planner 5D software, i highly recommend to do so.
    Having this 3D Plan doesn't mean your ID gets an easier job, it means he/she is very clear
    on what is the direction you want in your renovation so there aren't any misunderstandings.
    (Its also very convenient to show this when you look for your prospective ID)

    - When you first sit down and talk with your prospective ID, watch out closely for warning flags
    such as ID forgot the time and date, ID seems very busy attend to other things while talking
    with you, etc etc. Be especially careful if an ID is a "Yes Man", everything also "Yes". I can't really
    explain it, but you need to have a "connection" with the ID.

    - For renovation budget, everyone have their own comfortable zone. For me,
    I personally feel that my quoted $25k is a max limit for a 2roomer. Anything more,
    I feel it may be too much. Your mileage may vary of course. Also, always add an
    additional budget of $5k to your quoted renovation.

    - Renovation is a very draining and mentally stressful process, especially for 1st timer. You really need to learn
    how to calm down and assess situation calmly and objectively when things go wrong. My way of calming down
    was writing the blog lol. Be prepared for an emotional rollercoaster ride. You will feel you have grown as a person
    after you have completed your renovation.

     

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  13. 20 hours ago, mytinybto said:

    Mine looks like this (Type 1 too).  One side should be for fridge and washing machine.  Countertop, cooktop and sink on the opposite side.  I thought of making it L-shape or even U-shape to maximise the space.

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    Very nice. I like that your cooktop is right next to the sink.
    For people who cook, this is perfect. ?
    Also, if you get your measurements right,  you can also make
    like my customized mini dining table. Shouldn't be an issue.

    I notice they put wardrobe in your bedroom. 
    If you don't mind a little bit of stuffiness, i highly recommend do walk-in wardrobe
    in Bomb Shelter which will free up alot of space in your bedroom.


  14. 4 hours ago, mytinybto said:

    thanks for clarifying!  my (future) kitchen doesn't have the pillar/wall in the corner, so I was thinking of extending the countertop as some sort of a breakfast bar to double as dining space.  But I really don't like sitting on high bar chairs.  i think i'll have to figure out something.

    Yea me too. I also didn't want to sit on high bar chairs just to eat at the place.
    The kitchen dining area was something I had the most discussions with my ID. I'm really glad it turned out ok in the end. :D
    Mind posting your hdb plan layout so we can take a look at how yours looks like?


  15. Since Christmas is coming soon, so I thought i'd decorate my Computer area to make it a lil more festive lol.
    The wire mesh thingy and the wire shelves were from Daiso, and I hanged them up using 3 x 3M Hooks.
    RGB led strips i bought cheaply from online shopping sites.
    Decided to not have a traditional big xmas tree and change to a mini one because it takes up less space, easier to store, i think it looks cuter too lol. ?
    Christmas is the perfect excuse to let loose and enjoy an explosion of RGB rainbow colour don'tcha think? hahahaha ?

    Merry Christmas Everyone!! ?

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  16. 6 hours ago, mytinybto said:

    hi Ryanyth, could I check with you if you specially customised your dining table to be the same height as the kitchen countertop ?  Normally countertop should be higher (as you are standing when prepping food) than standard dining table right?  thanks!

    This is a very good question!
    Yes my customized dining table is not the same height as my kitchen countertop.
    The dining table area height was measured for the general sitting height needed for a dining table.
    Kitchen countertop height was measure to my standing height
    I'll take some photos to show the height difference when I get back home later today.

    Edit:
    Ok i found an old picture when my Kitchen Carpentry was still being made
    that can show the difference in height between Countertop and the custom Dining table.
    Red Arrow shows the height of the Countertop, Blue Arrow shows the height of the Dining table.
    Hope this helps! :)
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  17. 8 hours ago, Melvin Kin said:

    Hi ryanth

    Can you explain about the water tanks installation?  @_@ i mean i thought hdb say cannot install but yet still can installL? XD 
    Confused on that part.

     

    Was there a rule that restricts the installation of water storage tank in the bathroom? 
    There weren't any restrictions when I installed mine. In fact, my flat by default
    already have the U-shaped pipe pre-installed specifically for Water Storage Tank in the bathroom.
    Maybe its a new rule now?  You might want to clarify with your HDB officer if thats the case tho.


  18. 2 hours ago, Norman Ng said:

    Thanks aldo! Actually it was his blog that has helped me quite a bit because it really detailed the entire process. Yes I had a hard time finding references and inspiration for 2 room flats and it has been quite a learning experience along the way. I was already halfway through the reno when I thought of doing a blog myself to help other 2 roomers in my situation, so I just waited till everything is done to better organize my posts. 

    One big advantage of a singles flat is that you don't have to argue with anyone about renovation, and so you have a free hand to fulfill your vision :)

    Thanks man, actually for me i myself had alot of help from mmoh, andotang and many others who guided me while I was doing my reno. Actually thats what this forum is about, folks helping one another lah, Likewise, i'm sure your reno will in turn help another person! :D

    This circle of support I feel is especially important for 2 roomers because most of us will be going at this alone
    unlike married couples who can rely on each other for support or help lol.

    Personally i'm really interested to see the DIY projects you have done.
    And as you have mentioned yes, Singapore doesn't have a strong DIY culture unlike in USA.
    Really interested to understand your thought process when you DIY a project.
    Are you technically trained? Or is it a personal interest you already have?


  19. 12 hours ago, aldoteng said:

    Wow, congrats on your man cave Norman!! It's extremely well done especially given how affordable the renovation was.

    I liked reading your blog a lot - it is so accessible because it goes directly to the end (or near-end) result. Somehow I just don't care that much about the decision process or the physical journey - I just want to see the awesome final look dammit! :P

    Also it's nice to see a smaller mancave, I will also check out ryanyth's. A lot of the blogs here belong to larger 3-5 room apartments belonging to newly-weds. Sad to say I don't really share many common interests/taste with those homes!

    Hahaha you won't like reading my blog than because it has many decision process or physical journey. :P

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