Current location:	Ki Ki La La land
Current mood:	content

Squash day with social Netball
New Lappy
New lease of daily bread
12" - indeed a big jump from 15 "
Eyes super strained
Thanks Fellows for being around at COMEX







I would gladly .....would you ?




Little Victoria was in office ( last sat )
Love you soooo much :P


Last Wednesday
Met Cousin Ruiling @ Kallang Netball court
Steady Man : Trainer wor :P



Last Tue : Social Netball Game
Hilarious & fun :P


Jester Vivien


King of fruits
Lew Lian


Team Saboteur made a 2nd trip for Durian escape
Jan Jan - organise the next one ...


Was at Hope
Principle Cai 's wall message


Alright folks, This is the place
AYAM PENTET RIA
went to SQ2


AYAM Penyet
Fabulous


Gado Gado


MUST TRY
Happy Soda

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COusin Elizerbeth turned 7



My 3 princesses


Eliz


Victoria doing the act


Little Cleo seems clueless about it


The youngest : Valarie Yong

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Was in Tuas - running in circles
An island so near that we can swim over


What on earth is this ??



Dinner at Sketches


Thanks for the treat


Eh - whats up doc?
Maria - got $$ lend me ....wanna buy that island....

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This article is about the Atlantic hurricane of 2008. For other storms of the same name, see Hurricane Gustav (disambiguation).
Tropical Depression Gustav TD
Hurricane Gustav (pronounced /ˈgʊstɑːf/) is the seventh tropical cyclone,
third hurricane and second major hurricane of the 2008 Atlantic hurricane season.
Gustav caused serious damage and casualties in Haiti, the Dominican Republic, Jamaica,
the Cayman Islands, Cuba, and the United States.

It formed on the morning of August 25, 2008 about 260 miles (420 km) southeast of Port-au-Prince,
Haiti, and rapidly strengthened into a tropical storm that afternoon and into a hurricane early on August 26.
Later that day it made landfall near the Haitian town of Jacmel, then steadily moved across the Gulf of Mexico.

On August 31, the NHC predicted with 81% probability that Gustav would remain at Category 3 or above on September 1,
but on September 1 at 9:30 a.m CDT (1430 UTC) the center of Gustav made landfall in the United States along
the Louisiana coast near Cocodrie as a strong Category 2 hurricane (1 mph below Category 3),
and dropped to Category 1 four hours later,and to a tropical depression the following day.

As of September 2, 107 deaths (including 12 children) have been attributed to Gustav in the U.S. and Caribbean.
Risk modeling firm Equecat Inc. estimated that Gustav could cost the insurance industry about $9 billion
(with a total damage of $18 billion in the U.S.),
making it among the ten costliest storms in U.S. history.





Thank GOD for now, From Level 3 to a tropical storm
AMEN

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Citadels - when are we playing?

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Mid week later
NUS bound later
XIao Li in the train - poached
Jan kena poached

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Ki Ki La La coming.........