Less than 3 months and it’s bye-bye Moto Q9h, hello SE W910i! sorry for the blurry photo!

Busy day going for my pre-employment check-up (read: I hate pee tests), braving the heavy rain and all; bought my new mobile phone and the husband’s getting his tomorrow (belated birthday present); classic manipedi at the usual place - something simple for the first day of work; dinner at “Paradise On Earth” at Katong - steamboat buffet! Cheered me up a lot after staying at home the past couple of days having a liquid diet and then suffering a big fall the day before.

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So many things on my to-do list! I have yet to collect my sewing machine which got fixed the first day I arrived in Jakarta; trying to get max combo for all the 4-button songs in DJ Max Portable (a must-play for all Beatmania fans) on the husband’s PSP; starting on Professor Layton and the Curious Village, I’m so glad that they finally released the English version!! There hasn’t been any games worth playing on my DS ever since I completed Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass!

Tomorrow:
♥ Isetan Private Sale - stashing on new OL clothings! Thanks, SP!!
♥ Haircut maybe?
♥ Collect the husband’s new Navigator 6110
♥ Going to JB - meeting my friends for a new freelance project

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It’s been around two weeks since I got stuck at Goron Island because I don’t have bombchus, or so I thought. I’ve been to the Isle of the Dead (last piece of map) and back and still haven’t got my darn bombchus nor bombchu bag. Serves me right for being a scrooge and not spending my rupees on the bombchus bag the first time I saw it at Mercay Island because you won’t find them anywhere else until Goron Island. There’s a marked-unmarked wall to bomb on Goron Island (the “singles” wall near the temple with a motif on the ground in front) and you won’t need bombchus.

I searched the Internet for all walkthroughs to find a bombchu bag but haven’t found any that documents it so I thought I’d put this down: Goron Island, bomb the marked-unmarked wall and get into Goron Temple, one of the treasure chests contains 10 bombchus in a bag.

It gets harder from here and I survived without a walkthrough until Goron Island, good luck!

p/s: This is indeed the best Nintendo DS game so far, 5/5! To those who need help, this is the most comprehensive walkthrough to date.

Updated 25/10: I have completed Legend of Zelda Phantom Hourglass!

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