Blog Scribbles

Our monthly theme, 'Last Night at The Office,' is coming to an end on 21st April 2010. If you haven't already seen the show then now is a good time to catch it.

It seems like this show lighten my heart  every time I see it, last night a diver (more…)

I'm guessing that it's not a surprise to see a 25 year old person leaving his or her job to pursue the unknown dream, passion, and even his or her studies. Having been with the team at Bed Supperclub for quite a while, I realized that it was easier to start working here because I didn't know much about the people, the routines, and the cultures  but leaving Bed Supperclub to pursue my unknown desire is not as easy as I thought it would be.  (more…)

It's always been a tradition for me to at least pop by at BED Supperclub on the night of my birthday. This year, I kept the tradition but the celebration however, is definitely different.

"I'm turning 25, it's the big 2-5, that's like a quarter of a century!" I told my BED Fellows a month ago. Known as a 'Birthday Party Planner,' this year I handed my job to the creative & operations team. (more…)

Just last month I was blogging about how I wish the Moet Bar was here to stay, next thing I know, it's staying through the end of March. So besides the Champagne and luscious portraits of Scarlett Johansson, and those lovable cushions is our full time bartender, part time photographer, and a quarter conversation starter, Pete.

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One of the things I wish we had is a permanent outdoor lounging deck. The thought of seeing dazzling looking men & women mingling and chillin' to the sound of chill out music, sipping a glass of cocktail simply excites me.

What can I say, I'm a big fan of all things outdoor and lucky for me, 'Moet & Chandon Champagne Garden,' is right at our regular parking lot. (more…)

It's like the whole office switched from decaf to double espresso today! We've been spring-cleaning, checking our hair in the mirror, fluffing the cushions, checking our hair in the mirror, making sure the air-con is below zero, checking our hair in the mirror, watering the plants checking our hair in the mirror, and making sure the fridge is stocked and then checking our hair in the mirror again.

Yes, its not your usual Friday here at Bed Sheet's , there's not a hangover in sight ,everyone's wearing their best togs and nervously grinning like Cheshire cats. So what's all the fuss about? You ask. ….
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I heard from my fellow co-workers that 'Jin,' the mysterious fortune teller at BED Supperclub is very accurate when it comes to tarot readings. Of course, I'm not a total believer when it comes to fortune-telling but seeing guests lining up for her got me curious.

Five weeks has gone by and finally, I got my turn on Saturday night right after the desserts were served. She didn't ask me any questions, she simply said, 'Only touch the cards when you're ready, now look at me, breathe. Breathe in, breathe out, and think about nothing, then we'll begin.'

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Common questions among the guests often revolved around our exclusive membership card, ‘BED World.’ Some wonders how much do I have to pay in order to get the card, what do I have to do to get the card, while some are clueless as to what this card is all about. (more…)

When I first started Deejaying in the early nineties, one of the first things I learnt about playing music in clubs was: “It’s not enough to have the dance floor packed for 2 hours if you are not able to empty a dance floor and get the crowd back dancing later. Being unable to do this makes you useless”. Wow, what a shock. I was actually feeling so proud of myself after what I thought was a perfect night as a DJ… having the crowd dancing non-stop for 2 or 3 hours. But apparently for some people, especially the Club owner, I was wrong.
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Some of the greatest rivalaries in history:

Marvel vs. DC. Suit n Tie vs. Shorts n Sandals. Hot sauce vs. Mild salsa. White sugar vs. Honey. The Red Sox vs. the Yankees. The US vs the USSR. Pepper vs. Salt. Ali vs. Frazier. Cyclists vs. Cars. Shade vs. Sun. Fit vs. Fat. Old Facebook vs. New Facebook. White Chocolate vs. Dark Chocolate. Burger King vs. McDonald's. Friday Night vs. Saturday Night. Van Halen with Sammy Hagar vs. Van Halen without Sammy Hagar. Pen vs. Pencil. Dirty vs. Clean. Coke vs. Pepsi. Up vs. Down. Wile E. Coyote vs. The Roadrunner. Nicklaus vs. Palmer. Teenagers vs. Parents. Hulk Hogan vs. Rowdy Rodder Piper. Dallas vs. Dynasty. Star Wars vs. Star Trek. The Munsters vs. The Addams Family. The Union vs. The Confederacy. Mercedes vs. BMW. The Beatles vs. The Rolling Stones. Picasso vs. Matisse. "Football" vs. "Soccer." Elliot Ness vs. Al Capone. Night vs. Day. Cowboys vs. Indians. Cats vs. Dogs. Dusting vs. Vacuuming. Bugs Bunny vs. Elmer Fudd. Glossy vs. Matte. Gum vs. Mints.

And now — October 31st — Halloween — Costume vs. No Costume? You gotta be kidding.
As far as rivalries go, this one's a lame as a wooden duck.

To not dress up on Halloween is most like:

a.) Going to the beach and staying out of the sun.

b.) Going swimming and complaining about getting wet.

c.) Going to a wine tasting and asking for a beer.

d.) Going to a Metallica concert and requesting earplugs.

e.) All of the above.

With 364 days to struggle over what to wear and to worry about how your hair looks, Halloween should be a great day of pleasure and ease. It's the one day of the year that lets you be anything, dress anyway, and act almost anyhow. Who would pass this up? A wooden duck?

With the exception of uniformed police officers, I don't really see any excuse for someone not to dress up. It's friggin' Halloween.