I can see clearly now....

To Tom's family in Sweden!!! Yesh, im starting to blog again...

Tom's mom and dad LOVES my blog so much (It's probably more like we are in Singapore and they are in Sweden and my blog is one form of communicating thru the 9628.91KM between us)
BTW, i googled the distance so it's an actual figure and it took like just half a second to give me the info.
I HEART GOOGLE.

So, Tom's mom & dad had been asking when im gonna start updating my blog again and Moi being the nice & sweet daughter-in-law (cue: Tom puking in the background) shall not be lazy anymore and do as requested

Anyway, BIG & HUGE news for Tom's family :)

*Drum rolls*




Kaay.. i know what you all are thinking
IM NOT PREGNANT...yet.



Alrite... It's about our beloved Tom.
As of yesterday, TOM has a 6/6 vision
which translate to PERFECT EYESIGHT~

Yupz.. He finally went ahead with the lasik. I had mine done like a year and a half ago and since then, moi had been pestering him to get his done as well.
(I mean, c'mon.. he seriously look much much better without his glasses!!)

Went back to the same clinic, Eagle Eye center down at Mt Alveria. I would highly recommend anyone who's considering getting their eyesight corrected to choose Eagle Eye. The staff there are really friendly and helpful, Dr Theng is very experienced, having done like thousands of lasik op. They are slightly more expensive as compared to other places but believe me, your eyes are very precious and i'm sure you wouldn't wanna risk having anything happen to them.

The BIG DAY... awaiting the operation.

Prolly the last photo of him with his glass on
-BYE BYE, spec~ki*

It look scary...but if you listen to the doctor's instruction..you're prolly gonna be fine. Tom was like drumming his fingers constantly to keep himself from tensing up.

A close up shot!
My poor baby

The operation lasted like just 10mins. On our way home, he had to wear his sunnies due to the sensitivity of the eyes from the sunlight

The troublesome part was being extra careful with the eyes, no contact with water, no rubbing of eyes and having to use like two different eyedrops every 3/hr to prevent any infection.

The best part: Tom having to wear this cute lil goggle to sleep every night!!
SO CUTE, TOM :P