Travsense.

2009-11-11T21:19:00.002+08:00

Let go, and reach out again.

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2009-11-05T22:10:00.002+08:00

I'm very thankful that there is no school tomorrow.

Ugh headache week. And for once, FOR ONCE, we did FYP for more than like 4 hours straight. Apparently that is too long, cos our tea can be made in an hour tops. The result: one lingering headache. It'll probably be gone when I get enough sleep, which will be tonight!

2009-11-02T23:36:00.000+08:00

Run like the wind!

And eat KFC.

I've decided.

2009-11-01T21:42:00.004+08:00

I'm going to start living life to the ultimate fullest.

(That took long enough...)

2009-10-31T13:05:00.002+08:00

Heyo. It's Saturday which means more sleep.

I'm starting to see the importance of sleeping early. Since school started, I've always slept earlier than 12 midnight. Yes that's considered early, compared to like Year 1 or 2 when I slept at 2 in the morning and wake up just 4 hours later to get ready for school. How I actually managed to survive through it then still baffles me.

Maybe it's also because lessons are always starting at 8 or 9am this sem.

I've got a Food Flavours report to do. I'm outta here.

2009-10-27T20:59:00.000+08:00

What a long Tuesday, today is.

Eyes. Closing. Any. Moment.

2009-10-25T00:00:00.008+08:00

Happy 19th Birthday Mui Suan!

It's in pink, your secret favourite colour :D

(Out of the blue) "Eh wanna go JB?"

2009-10-24T22:38:00.008+08:00

Yesterday saw Cass, Jme, Ron and I taking a bus to enter Malaysia. The two girls still had school yesterday lor. Haha. And hence began our very muchly impromptu trip into the nearest Malaysian city to Singapore.

It all started from boarding the bus from Queens Street. And in less than an hour later, we were in JB already. "It doesn't feel like we've travelled overseas"

"Are we in another country already?"

But yes, we were. We passed through the Customs already what. Lol.

Okay so the only location we went to was City Square, and spent the entire day there eating and shopping. I think only Cass bought something. Heh. For the rest of the time, we ate!

Secret Recipe for their huge cakes once we reached, then dinner was at a Japanese restaurant, and then dessert (ice cream fondue!) at Baskin Robbins.

Somehow the Secret Recipe photos are not on FB, so skipping that part and the dinner was quite forgettable so I'll move on the dessert.

Ta-dahhh

Ice cream fondue!! Haha. Can't compare it to the Häagen-Dazs one obviously, but still good nevertheless!

Leftover chocolate. Haha kids.

The 4 who randomly went to JB.

And more desserts after returning to Singapore, before heading home.

This is the Poly life!

2009-10-22T22:12:00.002+08:00

Next week will be the beginning of the bombardments of assignments, reports, datasheets and more.

So tomorrow, we head to JB.

(Very last minute decision ah guys... Lol)

Ring ding dong!

2009-10-21T22:49:00.005+08:00

Delicious movie, in all aspects of the word "delicious".

(Thanks Benson!)

2009-10-19T23:36:00.004+08:00

Oh hi.

School has started already. Time to revert the body clock back to "school" mode. Yea you get what I mean.

Had some lab briefings today, and our first lecture, where one topic was completed. I think it was Food Flavours. LOL. Uh I'm still figuring out what modules we are taking this sem. (School mode! School mode!)

Whoo enthusiastic post.

2009-10-18T21:23:00.001+08:00

Final semester in SP starts tomorrow.

Yay chalet.

2009-10-16T23:21:00.002+08:00

Last minute decision to have a chalet. Even more last minute decision to have a BBQ. But all's fun that ends fun~

This is the Poly life! (gonna be my favourite phrase for now)

2009-10-13T22:00:00.004+08:00

Help do a survey for FYP! (Don't you just love these online surveys?!)

Click here to do!

It'll only take less than 5 minutes of your time!

Thanks!

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Kids, tsunamis are very, very scary. Especially one that is so freaking huge.

Someone shouted "this is crap and bullshit" in the theater after the 2nd tsunami was shown coming, while some of the girls sitting on the row in front of mine were passing tissue papers around. Heh.

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Went to see Cass's new puppy yesterday after the food trip. It's cute, no doubt! Except that it kept scratching itself more than reacting to the humans around, and can't recognize anybody yet. But still, one adorable pup nevertheless. Good choice Cass! $$$.

2009-10-11T22:42:00.007+08:00

Glad we met up last night right Raheel, Joel and twins? Haha. Especially Raheel who should have been the happiest :D

Steamboat at Hotpot Culture. Was quite crappy though. Maybe cos we didn't opt for the buffet (which had free fondue!) cos of the crazy price. And after the meal we were all not really very full (duh) but the thing is, and I have to write this out, Raheel paid for it! And no we didn't make him do it. He was very willing I'm sure. Ahaha. (Relax guys, he's loaded).

But he didn't totally lose out, cos the rest of us treated him back. Behold:

The best fondue ever.

Who knew dipping mini ice cream balls rich with flavour into warm, thick chocolate will taste so freaking good? Well, the people at Häagen-Dazs did.

The ultimatum. (LOL)

Happy and satisfied kids!

And then we went to the Singapore River to catch up, although I don't really remember what we caught up on. Heh.

Another one soon guys!!!!

2009-10-11T01:21:00.002+08:00

2009-10-10T02:03:00.005+08:00

Hi.

I just checked the timetable, and Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays end at 12, 12 and 11 respectively! (No more changes to the timetable already right?) Tuesdays are crazy though. Maybe this is a sign to tell me to FINALLY go and get started on driving like now now now?!

2009-10-08T00:48:00.001+08:00

Where, just where, did the holidays go??

2009-10-06T23:39:00.000+08:00

Phew, a sigh of relief.

And this is just the beginning.

2009-10-02T21:57:00.001+08:00

I really don't like misunderstandings.

2009-09-30T23:23:00.002+08:00

Remember, remember, remember.

The storyline was nay but the amount of talent in the movie was awesome!

If you love music and dance you have to watch it.

Ice cream buffet today

2009-09-29T22:35:00.011+08:00

Woah, in like an impromptu decision for those in school, the few of us headed down to Ion's Swensen's for their ice cream buffet for lunch (and one group had to forgo their initial FYP plans)! It wasn't too bad, a great experience too. Just that eating too much ice cream is really... too much, and I'm sure everyone there will agree. Our fullness come from being sick of more ice cream, and not being literally full. Haha. At least there was the 1 for 1 offer. $18+++ for the buffet is seriously not worth it.

Oh good timing, while I'm typing this Jme has uploaded the photos, so I'm grabbing photos to put here cos everyone loves visuals.

The attendees who won't be eating ice cream in a while...

One of the many many ice cream creations.

Fullness...

... and all the people who were full (which was everyone). Hahah

More food!

Whoo :D This is living the Poly holidays! Three cheers!

FYP today

2009-09-28T23:13:00.001+08:00

Genting!

2009-09-27T23:29:00.023+08:00

Blogging about it, before the mood wears off completely. Tomorrow, it's back to FYP in school.

One day, a group of friends talked about going Genting together.

And just last Wednesday, they really did!

Haha okok storytelling ends here.

First World Hotel! Is it just me or are the rooms much better. The rooms were quite crappy when I last went there in 2006.

But the view from our rooms were like..............

Rubbish karaoke cabins.

Kenny Roger's for dinner on the first night! Cheap and nice. The sides were awesome too. I never had Kenny Roger's at Genting, until that night. *Sniff sniff*

Theme park day on the second day!

Rides we took include the Cyclone, Cockscrew, Space shot, Pirate ship and swing-around thingy. And as always (for me), the Space shot wins hands down because it's the ultimate freak ride ever to be built in a theme park. After you take the Space shot, everything else is just... less scary.

But after lunch, it started to rain ): so it's the indoor theme park for us. Rio floats and bumper cars!

And we proceeded to the Ripley's package. 4D Haunted adventure (the 3D glasses were practically useless) + Believe it or not museum!

One of the many many weird mirror shots at the museum. No wonder people spend so much time there!

And some shadow playing here and there.

Spending RM at F.O.S!

Third and final day! Ron, Jme, Zyon and I together with Hui Ling and her friend went to take the flying coaster! Great ride too. The second time we sat it, it was shrouded in clouds. Adds to the effect! Cass, Xiu and Wei Liang were busy eating their bak kut teh.

And before we knew it, we were back to Singapore. Oh well, it was a fun trip nevertheless!

Oh and the last part is reserved for these:

As usual, never go anywhere without jumpshots! Haha.

Everyone! =)

Hm I actually expected myself to blog a longer post, but this will have to do!

The rest of the photos and crazy videos are all in FB!

2009-09-25T23:33:00.003+08:00

Back from Genting! Crazy, no adult supervision fun! We all should have went for OITP/OIP together or something. LOL.

This close to a 4. AHHH Jasmine Leong go use your FDAL paper and slap yourself!

Kidding about the slapping part.

2009-09-21T22:50:00.003+08:00

Moodlessssss (for now).

Oh and Xi Xiang (why are you never online?!) I still can't believe I misread your SMS last Wednesday, leading to the whole change of plans for that day. The result of me reading an SMS while half asleep, missing out the first two letters of the message which was the essentially the crux of whole thing. Lol.

I still remember on that day when Cass and I were at Thai Express for lunch and I had a mouth full of tom yum fried rice and when I recalled how I misread your SMS and how we ended up not meeting, I laughed till I accidentally spat some grains of rice out... MORE THAN ONCE (which I think Cass didn't notice since she didn't say anything. You didn't see anything Cass!). So yea! Meet up again! Haha.

Cass! Finally!

2009-09-15T23:34:00.004+08:00

Yes, it's still in the cinemas! Haha.

Well, I didn't cry while watching it, but it was still quite touching. I like how it drives home the message of letting go of something you treasured so much before because it's time to move on, but with no regrets. So yea thumbs up for Up~

2009-09-13T23:24:00.002+08:00

I don't care.

2009-09-13T23:04:00.002+08:00

Really, I don't.

Carefree life 4eva.

2009-09-12T00:15:00.000+08:00

Blah.

Judgments.

Last episode already?!

2009-09-10T21:24:00.006+08:00

Paris and Milan is one of the few gems of local television.
In recent years.
Among the shows I've watched.

And, what the shit?!

"Important Notice About The Game!

Spot the Difference recently experienced a small technical error, which has caused all scores to be re-set to zero. However, you should still see any clues you may have purchased. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause any of our players."

My 300k points! Your however-high points!

2009-09-09T21:37:00.005+08:00

It's 090909! Must... post... something...

The holidays have been good, and only 3 days of it has passed! Whoo!

I've been going back to SP actually.

On Monday I went back to school with Cass and Jme for our hip hop lesson. Yea man we are hip hopsters put your hands up and raise the roof whoot whoot. And our teacher happened to be a big fan of MJ so we danced to 'Dangerous' and had a great time. Ahaha well I'm not sure if we had a great time, but it was kinda fun.

On Tuesday I went back to school with Jme to drink tea and eat food. Cass, so many people asked where you disappeared to (when in actual fact you just woke up late)! See how much they love you! LOL.

Okay on Wednesday, which is today, I didn't go back to school.

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It's G-D y'all!!

I've became a semi K-pop convert quite a few months ago, after discovering and watching Pops In Seoul, then subsequently Music Bank. Wondergirls, SHINee, Big Bang... Then came SNSD. The power of 9! Furthermore it was when they released the mega infectious 'Gee'. So Nyuh Shi Dae gee gee gee gee gee! Too bad they had their Goodbye Stage for Genie so fast :/

And when I wanted to know more I just had to ask crazy K-pop addict Hwee Sze. She knows everything related.

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http://twitter.com/happysquared

Spongebob's (official?) Twitter! Some of the old tweets are summaries of the old episodes, so when I was reading I was thinking 'Hey I know which episode this was from!'

Haha that's all folks!

2009-09-03T15:40:00.000+08:00

The holidays are here!

2009-08-27T22:37:00.003+08:00

Woah just a few days without going online and I feel so... disconnected from the world.

Sucks to be so reliant on the Internet.

Things you can do on the train #549

2009-08-27T22:37:00.001+08:00

Plan and book your next holiday getaway.

2009-08-16T23:17:00.001+08:00

I just watched the National Day Rally.

2009-08-13T22:20:00.002+08:00

Heyyyyyyyyyyyyyy~ (I sorta miss saying that in HSA. Lol)

Yes, as seen in yesterday's news, there are new structures on Pasir Ris MRT, which are the platform doors. Not in operation yet, not fully fixed yet (one whole pile of not yet assembled door pieces at the corner of the station) but looks cool. Oh yea and I was telling Cass how Pasir Ris people are really nice people after this "random" SMS she showed me. Which is true, cos she experienced it. I'm sure Xi Xiang agrees with it too :)

I'm going to sleep early tonight! Or try to lah...

2009-08-11T23:59:00.002+08:00

I ate Pepper Lunch for, well, lunch today (at JP :O) and sad/proud to say, that was my first time eating it. There's nothing wrong, of course. Haha. Anyway the food's nice! There's just something about mixing the sauces in with the meat and vegetables and let the ingredients simmer in the sauce and everything on the plate will taste nice. Even the vegetables. It's the sauce I tell you. Oh and I'm guessing for the price of each meal, $1 goes into giving you the cheap thrill of cooking your food on the hotplate.

Bee Chen, Wen Hao and I sat at Pepper Lunch for really long (until we were late for lesson lol. 5 hour break lehhh), just talking. I know, the party might be a little random, but we actually had quite a long of things to blabber about, and we can always fall back on talking about Dalian when there's nothing else to fill the air since we went there together! Aww, those times. Plane ticket to Dalian at $598 anyone??

2009-08-10T15:50:00.002+08:00

I'm seriously doubting I can wake up anytime before noon on days without school anymore :/

2009-08-09T23:11:00.005+08:00

What do you see?

I see Singapore having a bright future with us young ones propelling the nation into the next level of economic and social development and country building. Give yourself a pat on the back!

National Day Parades always touch my heart.

Singapore, you are so small, yet so big. Happy birthday!

2009-08-08T18:22:00.003+08:00

Almost died from exhaustion at East Coast's Macs this morning. Night cycling again! East Coast Park to Changi Village and back. Didn't take a single break during the back journey and I could have just closed my eyes and sleep while cycling on that infamous super extensive stretch of road along Changi Airport.

Standing up from the bicycle after the whole journey was one huge relief. That was after the PTN at Mrs Ser's house and after a test too. Tiredddd.

The exhaustion didn't come from muscle aches or anything, just the lack of sleep. We sat at Macs at around 5 in the morning, and fell asleep. Without ordering anything. Lol. I could have just slept anywhere lah actually. It was really a close-your-eyes-and-sleep-immediately moment. Haha. Typical night cycling scenario~

I sorta miss celebrating National Day in school. Heading to school for just 2 or 3 hours to watch the celebrations, saying the "We have no rights, we have no say" thing, and the break from school that follows to go out and everything. Of course there's still the break in Poly, but it's just different. No celebrations I guess. It's just another school day. National Day always evoke senses of nostalgia in me. Ahaha. Riiight.

2009-08-03T23:59:00.002+08:00

Heyyo just had a captain's ball match for some sports fiesta thingy and I'm trying not to fall asleep at the keyboard now. I've rarely stayed in school till so late, like 8.45pm. Me, a residence of Pasir Ris, reached home at close to 10. And it's only Monday. At least (I think) there's no school this Wednesday and Thursday! All practicals for this sem has ended, and lessons are also close to being taught finish too. FREEDOM to a very limited extend.

The captain's ball match was more competitive than I thought. The rest of the groups were like so hiong. But it was good experience. My legs are going to hurt tomorrow cos I didn't warm up before playing. Last Minute! LOL.

2009-07-29T23:12:00.032+08:00

Hahah I should be sleeping lah WTH 11pm already (!!!) but I was just looking through photo comments on Facebook and I directed myself back to the Dalian photos again. (And I realised there were a lot of comments I didn't even knew existed!)

A trip down memory lane!

Jumpshot at the cherry blossom place! The first actual place of sightseeing we went. Probably the moment that triggered our jumpshot craze.

Already addicted at that point in time! LOL.

Maybe the most adventurous food we've tried over there. Fried silkworm pupae. And it was ordered without our knowing. BUT hey, at least we tried something new!

Hui Ling and Xiuxiu! HAHAHAH the most CLASSIC photo of you two in your room. (The more classic character should be Hui Ling bah. True colours!) Don't look at me, Zach was the one who took this photo. I was outside along the corridor playing badminton with Ron~

One of our many group photos. This one was at Golden Pebble Beach. No golden pebbles per se, but the scenery was not too bad!

The tram which we wanted to ride but didn't get a chance too. Only 1 yuan for the fare lor.

Bulldog! With that gigantic vessel filled with ice cream!

Ahhhhhh the foooooooooood. Check out the toppings for the giant ice cream.

Discoveryland! Took the good rides, and the wettest one at the end where we all got so drenched! Forced everyone to take the final plunge into the water without their ponchos one = one wet wet fest.

The best frozen treat there! 2 yuan ice cream on a cone! Available right in school. Convenient and creamily nice! Yum yum.

And at some nights randomly headed out to the road just outside our dorm to join the other local students to play badminton~

Mi xian and chuan chuans, among the other local foods we usually consume there! The best probably being the chao bing (CB!) and gu rou xiang lian wahhh yummmm.

XIAO LAO TOU/BO SI /very friendly dog whatever you want to name her! I'll always look for her when walking past the fruit stall!

(Woah okay I feel like I'm writing a journal entry for Mrs Ku. Ahahah okay, carrying on...)

Puppies for 30 yuan each lah wthhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.

Another semi-classic photo: The two girls' stash of bottled drinks (more still on the floor). Just how much did they drink?!

Shao kao once in a while~ =)

Our SP jackets! The most comfortable and convenient and probably the best piece of clothing over there! Wearing it now is just weird though :/

The view from the classroom~

And who can forget her, the friendliest shop owner around with a knack for tea!

Picture perfect postcard worthy sunset views as seen from the dorm EVERY SINGLE DAY.

And more random jumpshots in the dorm! (And in Mrs Ser's room!) Hahah anywhere, anytime :D

And the new friends Olive made over there (ironically, she made better friends with these strangers than with her buddy lol)

And AH YI! Awwww. The one who is always that hardworking and caring. Haha.

Used to be a familiar sight.

Okay final photo! RMBs. (Some in really bad condition). What can we do in China without these?!

Alright need to go sleep (or rather, do my report first)! Good night! (LOL this is a very random post, I know!)

2009-07-24T23:59:00.003+08:00

Graduation ceremonies are so cool. But for this ceremony that I attended, while I was looking around, I can't help but wonder how tough competition can be in looking for a job. That's because there were so many people graduating, all holding degrees, all entering the workforce at the same time. Reality check moment.

NTU is engulfed in a sea of green. Trees and grass I mean. There are so many around, it feels like a jungle (or Sentosa) at some places.

Of course, since it was NTU, which is at the other end of Singapore, the train ride back was loooong. But being at Boon Lay, I finally saw the new extension of Jurong Point. Okay maybe it's not new anymore. Haha. I've not been there for a really long time already obviously. So Jurong Point is now massive. Lol. The only thing is that there was this fume emitted from the chocolate factory nearby. Hmm the smell was not exactly pungent but just there.

Uh it's actually 2.30am on Saturday now. I should be sleeping! Oh yea my sleeping habits definitely became healthier after I came back from Dalian. On schooldays I try to sleep by midnight, or even earlier if possible, never later, unless need be. I used to sleep at 2am even on schooldays too in the past. What was I thinking then.

2009-07-19T16:54:00.004+08:00

5 hours of Spongebob on Nickelodeon!

2009-07-18T23:59:00.004+08:00

Today Cass and I had a movie marathon. Granted that we only watched 2 movies, but hey, given the current economic situation and ticket prices being more expensive on weekends, watching 2 movies is counted as a marathon already. Watching 3 is way too much.

Ice Age 3 was quite funny, quite interesting, quite cute. Frankly I've not watched any of the previous Ice Age movies (I think) but I know there's always this prehistoric squirrel chasing an acorn. Well, here's the squirrel again. Lol. But the most important thing is, we watched it in 3D. 3D technology has really advanced. The first 3D movie I watched on the big screen was... SPY KIDS. That's very very long ago. And the 3D glasses were still the cheapo blue and red film lenses and the images were quite blurry and had distorted colours. The 3D effect was somewhat there, but it was still quite a headache to watch. Now, the 3D glasses look more futuristic, and watching a whole movie in 3D now is like watching the actual movie in 2D + 3D effects. Meaning 100% accurate colour reproduction and comfortable viewing. Oh, did I mention that one ticket was $13. Faints.

We both agreed that we should have read the Half Blood Prince book before catching Harry Potter cos there were some parts in the show we couldn't really understand what was going on. At least there was this girl behind us explaining parts of the story to her partner loud enough for me to hear and understand a bit more. But the show was still nice. I don't see where the 'darker' parts of the show were, as claimed by the reviews but I can see why parents are worried that this installment of the Potter movies might not be so suitable for their young ones. But it's okay one lah~

Okay need to sleep.

2009-07-17T23:12:00.003+08:00

What is li da xiang? Lol whatever that is, it doesn't really taste good, and it's not ideal to be in tea, especially cold ones. That's our FYP session for today.

Xi Xiang!! Finally took the train back with you today, after so long. What happened to the times when we see each other on the train almost every single day? Haha. Oh right, you know I know why lah. But it's a good thing! Don't worry!

And this photo! One of the essences of my secondary school life (the board behind). Yes, I finally took a photo with it albeit 2 names late. Well! Better late than never. I still remember the time people were telling me "You have to take a photo with it!!!!" but I just didn't get on doing it (probably too few visits back to the school) and now I finally did. Stories of my life.

2009-07-11T23:24:00.003+08:00

Updating this space will probably be a weekly thing now... School's busy busy busy. I used to think how can someone have "no time to blog" because it's just logging on and type stuff, but the thing is I'm not even logging on in the first place, so now I understand... Lol. I wonder who still even reads this page now.

2009-07-04T18:31:00.004+08:00

Approximately 24 hours ago I was inside PRCS, sitting in the hall, listening to James Ong talk. Woah so I have missed how he talked. More accurately, I have missed how I got irritated at how he talked. That's my ex-principal for you. But unlike the secondary school days where we all sat on the hall floor and listened to him go on and on about school stuff, I was sitting on a chair, with tables draped with tablecloth, and food soon to be served. It was much more comfortable like that, and of course it had to be, it was 38 dollars. And I'm talking about the PRCS 10th anniversary gala. All the familiar (and not familiar) faces!

Yea my secondary school is quite young.

So, like all once in a blue moon visits to your alma mater, wave after waves of nostalgia hit me everywhere. Everything was so familiar! I've always liked how the buildings are named "Allegro, Bravura, Crescendo, Dolce, Energico, Forte" for building A to F. Okay maybe not everything. The walls of the school are now like vandalised with so many words (all those "inspirational quotes", probably found by James Ong. He's really leaving his mark in the school), the school's mission and vision has been changed, and there are murals in the toilets but what's there is still there! It was really a "I still remember..." moment.

The video montage of all the old photos of the days in PRCS brought back some memories, but much because some photos were too old, some too new, which indicates how many years have I since graduated from PRCS. Eh actually it's only around 2 years, going 3. Not too long! But long enough for too many new faces to be around. Well, the future of PRCS depends on them! I'm glad to have graduated already. And I'm glad to have attended the event!

But aww Nancy Ng, had to go be some traffic marshal for the event nearing the end. Is it cos there were too little 4/7 people (only 4 lor. Raheel "too shagged to go" not counted) who went and nobody else went to talk to her :( We had to find her since she had been such a classic character during our secondary school life.

"Slap yourself!"

"Knock yourself on the head!"

"Keep your eyes within the boundaries of your table!" (when we were having tests)

"Stand up and keep your mouth open!" (for talking during class)

"Waste my saliva!"

OH MANNN. At least we did talk a little first before the event started. She still looks and talks the same. Stay in PRCS Nancy!! And ride your skatescooter!

Everyone should visit their secondary school! But do it rarely, so the reminiscence feeling is there haha.

2009-06-29T22:48:00.006+08:00

Something tells me something is not right...

Maybe I just don't want to believe what has been figured out. I mean, is it for real...

heartsink

Anyway, school started. I miss how school was just a 5 minutes walk away 1 month ago (aka in Dalian).

Cass! Me thinks it feels a little weird without you in the class!

2009-06-27T22:54:00.003+08:00

If your parents sacrificed so much money and time on you, not reciprocating their love is probably the greatest hurt you can cause to them?

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Woah yesterday's Music Bank like very exciting. Except for Onew's injury :/

Michael Jackson.

2009-06-26T23:06:00.003+08:00

I logged in to Facebook in the afternoon and heard of the news. (Yea, Facebook) Can't say I wasn't shocked by what I saw. The King of Pop, gone? -blinks- Just like that. No more sellout concerts in July. No more anticipated comebacks. Of course, he had his career highs before (not sure if it could go higher), and his career lows. It was quite a turbulent life actually. I remember reading the news about how much trouble he was facing before and I imagined that he was wrecking his career already. He definitely had his better days. And then there were all those MJ jokes, like how Scary Movie portrayed him. But then, that was when he still was around.

50 is young. Maybe too young. Well, as what people would say: he is gone, but never forgotten.

I think I have an MJ CD somewhere from long ago...

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School. In. 2. Days. So. Fast.

2009-06-24T23:59:00.001+08:00

How safe will it be to take the MRT when school reopens?

2009-06-23T16:51:00.004+08:00

Yesterday I stepped foot into SP after not being there for 2 months and... everything looks the same, save for some new buildings here and there (i.e. at the library). Ahaha. Well of course, it IS only 2 months.

Speaking of school, school reopens next week. The Dalian group have no MST week this time round. BUT we still have 4 modules crammed into just 8 weeks so that's like an influx of lab datasheets and formal reports and everything else.

Well~

2009-06-20T22:59:00.005+08:00

Went to the Asian Civilization Museum and the National Museum of Singapore yesterday. More to the ACM for the Kangxi exhibition. It's been a really long time since I've been to museums in Singapore. The last time I went was probably during school excursions during primary school. Primary school leh! The museums have changed so much since then. Woah how did time pass so fast.

Met up with the Poly friends for dinner at Sakura after that because we have not met for very long (7 weeks for the OITP people + 7 weeks for the Dalian people = 14 weeks of not seeing each other) and yes I've missed you guys and yes especially Cass and XX! Then XX spammed 100000 photos and some videos of everyone eating like a pig.

We then slacked at Balcony where Hui Ling (after saying that everyone is a PSK) became a PSK herself and left earlier. So it was talking talking napping a bit and drinking a bit lazing around on the sofa and XX spamming another 100000 photos until 4 in the morning and Macs for breakfast after that and home to sleep, which I did until 5pm today. And Cass is still heading out to Rebel today. Craziness.

And of course, more jumpshots! Haha.

Bye.

2009-06-17T22:01:00.002+08:00

Back from Sentosa where I spent the previous night at at the HSA chalet. HSA as in us HSA interns. Yea, ITP was fun. Anyway, I should be sleeping earlier tonight, because tiredness has crept up to me. I think going to Dalian has led me to cultivate a sleep earlier habit too. Why sleep earlier, instead of sleep early? Cos I sleep at around 1 plus in the morning now and that's considered earlier (and not because it's morning already) but it is still not very early... :/

And here's a peacock (the peacock roaming around Coasta Sands Sentosa) that did a jumpshot. We are not the only ones doing it, it appears! Heh. I think I've just pasted this photo everywhere. Hahah. "Eh see even a bird is doing it!"

And finally, hey Benson! If you're still spying on this blog and happen to see this, happy birthday once again!

2009-06-14T21:50:00.005+08:00

Today I stepped into the MRT after the 7 weeks hiatus from Singapore's public transport (old EZ-link card still working!) and I got greeted by PCK and Rosie. Signs that you've been away too long.

Uhm, okay...

******

Hui Ling is still tagging photos on Facebook! And she just tagged photos from this old album with photos from Dalian and I clicked on one to see, which led me to clicking on all the photos and I can conclude that... I miss Dalian. Eating ice cream after school (which ends at 12.30pm btw) almost everyday and practically slacking the rest of the day away, unless we go out (Walmart, Sheng Li!) or study for a test and not get killed by the humidity. I guess what happens in Dalian, stays in Dalian. Or not. Shall buy ice cream tomorrow.

lol

2009-06-12T17:30:00.002+08:00

I almost wanted to take a photo of every sight I saw today... in Singapore.

BAAAACK.

2009-06-10T16:18:00.005+08:00

10 plus at night yesterday, after collecting our luggage, a few more jumpshots here and there (even at the conveyor belt where we collected our luggage, we are so pro) while the many onlookers standing at the opposite side of the glass wall stare on, a big group hug and one last goodbye, I left with my fam and once I stepped outside of the air-conditioning haven that is Terminal 1, the intense temperature and humidity hit me in an instant and I know I'm back in Singapore.

The weather is more bearable now, but yesterday night was like a weather shock (in the same context of experiencing a culture shock). How did we survive Singapore's weather again?

I've left this space stagnant for around a month or so, not because I wanted to, but China somehow blocked Blogger a few days after my previous post. You know, Internet is still strictly monitored and censored over there.

Anyway, after spending so many weeks in Dalian, I'm definitely going to miss some stuff there. It's not like a tour where we just spend 1 or 2 weeks there, it's 7 weeks! We would have made friends with the people there (with Hui Ling having the most stall-owner friends) and the dogs there. Lol. I wonder how Bolt is doing now hmmmmmm. Oh I woke up today with a slight (very slight) feeling that I'm still in the dorm room in Dalian, but hey! I'm not! Heh. (It's a happy thing, trust me)

I still remember the first week when everyone wore so many layers of clothes cos it's cold, but in the subsequent weeks we were dressing like we're in Singapore already. And now we are really back in Singapore.

More stuff I will miss is how the six of us (you know who you are!) stay so close to each other and how we eat practically have breakfast, lunch and dinner together and how we play badminton along the road just outside the dorm at night and how there is damn nice ice cream everywhere in school. Beijing on the other hand is pretty much very polluted, but the Great Wall and palaces are all interesting places.

ALL THE NOSTALGIA ASIDE, there is still so much schoolwork to be done lor. Anti climax to the max. At least going for this immersion programme has been a wonderful experience. LOL "experience"! Best word!

And to all my friends: MEET UP SOON!

2009-05-10T17:14:00.003+08:00

After many days of warm, sunny weather, it rained yesterday and brought the temperature back to cold. Going out wearing slippers = toes being frozen. That's Kin Yew's shoe by the way partially covered by my camera's strap, protecting his toes.

Mushroom steamboat for lunch with free flow of keropoke and fruits yum yum.

How friendly are people at Dalian? Ron, Zach and I were looking through tea shops for our FYP and stumbled across this shop ran by a couple who invited us to drink tea and eat tea snacks FOC and chatted with us too. We bought their plums from them though, cos the plums are seriously nice.

Helped Mrs Ku and Mrs Ser celebrate Mother's Day!

And,

Favourite breakfast bread:

Happy Mother's Day!

2009-05-04T23:07:00.001+08:00

A lot, a lot of schoolwork.

Oh and it has been getting warmer these few days.

For dinner one day...

2009-04-30T22:43:00.006+08:00

Super nice Pizza Hut drumlet-like chicken!

See how much Zach likes it! Lol.

Chuan chuans! Lip-smacking roadside steamboat with sticks of different meats and vegetables dipped in spicy hot soup yum yum.

It's Labour Day tomorrow and the television is filled with Labour Day specials.

2009-04-27T23:51:00.002+08:00

Today was finally warm. Well, warm in the afternoon that is. It's still getting cold at night. For a moment, when the sun was shining so brightly, for just a slight slight moment, I felt that I was back in Singapore, until the wind blew and oh I'm in Dalian. Okay riiiight. On the way back from Xing Tian Di shopping center just now we were all so high I don't know why but it's cool. Haha.

Anyway, we went to see cherry blossoms yesterday! Photos on Facebook! They are quite nice leh, go see go see.

2009-04-25T17:26:00.004+08:00

I just realised that there are a lot of PRCS students who joined SP this year. I won't be seeing them though, not until 6 weeks later. Xi Xiang! Good news right? More PRCS people to spread the kindness and helpfulness the seniors have shown.

Anyway, over at Dalian, currently no plans of heading out. Hui Ling plans to rot in her room to watch all her pirated VCDs, no more going to the night market cos it's extremely windy today and so cold, even the dorm-keeper (affectionately called Ah Yi, as in, aunty) advised us against doing the laundry today. Oh no clothes here will pile up forever.

I would want to post the dailies in Dalian but because we have to submit this weekly journal, I've more or less wrote whatever I want to type in there already. The photos are also on Facebook too... Okay nevermind, I shall just add a little more here.

Yesterday had a guided tour! Tour guide + tour bus + places of attraction = how to make us feel that we are here to study instead of play?! It was raining yesterday too, which sucks cos a better weather would mean better sightseeing.

The beach was cold. (Check out the island in the background)

Look at the fog!

Huge shopping center! Ironically, there wasn't much to shop there because 2 words: "too expensive".

May I present:

McDonalds!

Steamboat at night! Perfect for the cold weather!

And that's all folks *Looney Tunes music*

P/S: Photo uploading (and loading) here is slow like a slow snail. Seriously.

2009-04-25T01:10:00.001+08:00

More visuals

2009-04-23T23:53:00.003+08:00

Tomorrow's temperature will be a chilling 2 degrees lowest. (Can imagine Hui Ling going "FAINTS!" in the background). No school tomorrow though!

2009-04-22T23:11:00.003+08:00

Hm I don't know why my April 19th post was a smiley face. There was nothing to be smiley about that night since it was freakishly warm and the packing was still last minute and all the going overseas for 7 weeks thing and the humidity... Anyway, that was April 19. It's now April 22, 4th day in Dalian, the rain finally stopped yesterday and it's sunny now! The wind is still freezing though. There's LAN in the dorm room now. What would we do without the internet. Can I just add that the local people here are quite different from how I thought they would be. Not a bad thing hor. There are all these random planes flying over the campus cos we're just beside the airport.

School has begun, but who is in the mood to study. It feels like an overseas holiday, but it's not. It's an overseas study trip with just some part of a holiday. But log in to esp.sp.edu.sg and all the assignments are there in full force barking at you to get them done. Way to help us get adjusted into Dalian life.

The food here is in humongous portions, the seasonings in excess but is "relatively affordable" aka "c-"... You get it ya.

AND, to all the Singapore friends, I've heard from Wei Liang that you all suffered from withdrawal symptoms with us not around in SP! (Okay maybe not so serious, but there's something right!) Well, from Dalian, we all miss you guys a lot too!

MSN and Skype rocks. It's so cold in the dorm room man.

DALIAN.

2009-04-21T11:14:00.002+08:00

Just got internet connection! Dalian is so far so cool. Cool as in cold. Update soon!

2009-04-19T00:59:00.000+08:00

2009-04-16T21:33:00.004+08:00

LAST DAY of work tomorrow. How time flies, really. I still remember the very first day of internship at HSA, when I was expecting the most of the supervisors there to be very strict and I was still kinda lost in everything. Okay the supervisors are way slack. Hm maybe slack is not the right word. More like, easy going and friendly. I think I've said this a lot of times, but it's true! Work can kill sometimes, but the people there are goodie good. I left a "Hello everybody! How was work today?" note in the pantry and got 2 anonymous replies. Coolness. And we got $400 to order delivery for the farewell party tomorrow. I can't really summarize the entire journey through this 7 weeks working there, but it was filled with loads of laughter (too much to laugh about. Some of the people there etc. Or maybe we were just too bored and allowed our imagination to run wild) and of course it's a new experience too. Who knew working in this huge laboratory of a building could actually be this much fun.

Moving on, after the ITP will be Dalian already. Apparently it snowed yesterday at Dalian and the temperature reached 0 degrees.

I think today was SP's Flag Day. I donated. The students were everywhere anyway. I walked to Pasir Ris MRT I saw them, I boarded the train I saw them, I alighted at Outram Park I saw them, I walked to work I saw them. Everywhere! Hm I still roughly remember my Flag Day. Two years ago when we were Year Ones. And now we are final year students already! Time. Flies.

Oh and Cass is back from NZ! Hello Cass! Welcome back to Singapore!! :D

2009-04-12T23:04:00.002+08:00

Dalian in one week's time.
I'm not ready yet leh.

That's fast. We will miss one term in SP. The first term of being a Year 3. And while life goes on in SP, we'll be in Dalian. I wonder if we'll lose touch with SP life when we return. Huh okay yea it's not THAT bad. I am thinking way too much. Eh T1A renovated! Looks good.

Went with the HSA people to Tamp 1 yesterday after the meeting. Some stay really far and for them to travel down was really admirable. It's like asking me to go Jurong Point... o.o AND it was really packed with people. Uniqlo was crazily packed with people. Not in the store, ironically, but in the queue to get into the store. I know a lot of people have been telling me about it and talking about it too, so here's my 2 cents worth. Haha. Then we went to Sakae Sushi and sat there for three hours - 1 hour for eating, 2 hours for talking. Maybe the Sakae staff were cursing us under their breath to get lost but in this down times, every customer counts so they probably just smiled and ignored.

Must sleep early again, cos there's work tomorrow. Last week already! I can forsee the last day where we will all flood HSA with tears.

2009-04-10T22:38:00.002+08:00

Hello everybody.

This space has been left stagnant for some time now. Maybe I don't have the mood to blog anymore.

Heading back to SP tomorrow for a Dalian briefing. So fast eh, in like around one more week I'll be flying off. We'll be flying off. Okay did that sounds emotionless? I'm actually crying inside. Haha kidding, but I'm going to miss everything here when I'm there. I think that's what you call homesickness. Yea great, I'm not there yet and I'm already homesick -.- How do you guys do it man, you overseas attachment people. And where's that feeling of excitement when you know you're going overseas. And I've not packed anything yet.

Watched Shinjuku Incident yesterday with Ah Yi and Ah Teck after work. The show was quite nice. It wasn't as violent as I thought it would be, but hey, it's still violent lor. And Bugis needs more ATMs.

Speaking about work, I'm going to miss everyone at HSA. And I know I'm not the only one who will be doing the missing because we've built quite a bond there already. I'm not going to miss work, of course. It's quite slack, but it's like, sex drugs sex drugs sex drugs I'm going to gag if I hear Ye Ye Bu Dao again or whatever shit. Imagine if the KFC attachment still stood. Then I won't be able to meet this great group of people, and attachment would be so boring. But it's not, and that's good. And the amount of humor that place has. Oh my goodness. Chay, Low, Gek Keow, ZY, just to name a few. Was there a day when I go to work and not laugh? I doubt so. Heh. Ah, last week of attachment next week. How time flies. I almost forgot we're actually working for money. Almost.

Bye. Bye.

Oblivion.

2009-03-31T22:47:00.003+08:00

I find that I worry to much. I find that I find too many things to worry about. Maybe one day I shall forget about all the worries in the world and wake up in a field of grass as far as the eye can see and in the middle, a farm where I'll rear animals and make a business out of it.

Riiight. I should go sleep.

2009-03-28T22:58:00.002+08:00

While having dinner at Changi Airport with my fam, I was telling them (or reminding them) that in approximately 3 weeks time I'll be there again, this time flying to Dalian. Three more weeks. That's fast man. And the emails with all the work that has to be done there just serves as a reminder that the trip is to study more than play. Anyway T3 was crowded. Is everyone out celebrating Earth Hour or something.

Yesterday, went out after work (Fridays!) and had fun. Work can be boring. That's why there are colleagues to make it less boring (a radio might work too).

2009-03-26T22:34:00.004+08:00

Work is tiring.

Wait, work is not tiring. It's the working hours that is tiring.

I should be sleeping.

Bye.

2009-03-24T22:11:00.003+08:00

Woah, this is wrong in so many different ways. I just read something very unexpected and had that kinda "O...M...G..." feeling and the thing is that I can actually relate to the situation, somehow.

I actually know some of the people involved.

To my two overseas friends

2009-03-23T22:29:00.008+08:00

Haha :D (Found a random photo. Can't get anymore random than this)

Fridays after 5.30pm & the weekends.

2009-03-21T23:52:00.004+08:00

Yesterday night after work and today were a blast! Yesterday was steamboat with the working friends, who are also schoolmates, after work cos it's a Friday. I know YES93.3 will always harp on the line 'it's going to be Friday soon so bear with it all working people' (been listening to the radio a lot at work). Meeting up with my secondary school friends = recount of all the secondary school moments, both happy and sad, and laugh our asses off recounting because some of the sad stuff can be passed on as something funny since it has been a while since we graduated. Too bad PRCS is probably destroyed by James Ong now. PRCS, I'll still remember the good ol' you. Geez sentimental foolzz.

******

This page has been here for over two years now and looking back at the archives, the way I blog has really changed and the reason why there are no archives displayed here, because the way I blog before was quite... lame. Lol. We all have our pasts! None of those twit shit though. But I don't really see the point of writing stuff here anymore. Maybe.

On another note,
The view from the Director's office. Haha. The prominent horseshoe building seem to reflect different characteristics when the sky behind it is painted a different colour, be it a light blue sunny day or a bluish-grey rainy day. Yeaaa.

Lucky tomorrow has never left.

2009-03-18T21:22:00.005+08:00

I feel... neutral. I'm a little relieved, but not really happy about it. It being the Y2S2 results. Uh, PI sucks? That's probably all I will comment (openly, at least). Well that's about it for the results. It's already out anyway. Okay so this maybe isn't really neutral.

Work these few days... routine. We're currently dealing with illegal sex drugs. As interesting as that might sound, it's just the recording portion. The most interesting part is observing the labels and the names of the drugs. Most of them hail from China I think, hence the names like... Lol okay you go imagine it yourself. It mainly revolves around the emphasis of 'size', 'strength' and well, sex. And some of the images used are like LOL. Seriously. Quite stale, but I still like the freedom we get at work. 93.3FM for 6 hours a day.

I was reading this book, and it made me feel how much friends can mean. I'm not really good at HR, so I just want to say, if you are my friend, then thank you for being there :)

That is all, I don't know if what I'm typing actually makes sense. This will probably be one of those entries which I would read back one day and laugh it off. I should be sleeping already. Work is tiring!

2009-03-16T21:56:00.000+08:00

I feel so...

2009-03-15T21:46:00.002+08:00

Okay yesterday's match shocking enough, but the IT Fair today was worse. It's like being in a conveyor belt - you don't have to move since everyone else is pushing you forward already. Right.

Visiting the IT Fair on the last day = not a very good idea.

Gen Z.

2009-03-12T21:48:00.006+08:00

"What do you want to be when you grow up?"

"I don't know...

Damn. I've never really thought about it."

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I'm back. Back to work that is. It's like slacking day today again. The lor mee at Tiong Bahru market, coupled with lots of sambal and chilli padi, is nice. And I don't usually like to eat lor mee lor. Not too excited about the fried shark nuggets though. And so that was lunch today. We went back like 10 minutes late but none of the supervisors there really care anyway lol.

2009-03-08T02:44:00.002+08:00

I shall stop being worried over everything.

Tell me something, anything, and I won't be bothered to even think about it.

Yeaaa right, if only I really could.

2009-03-06T23:59:00.000+08:00

No work next Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday cos HSA is having an audit and they most surely won't want messy interns to mess up their system. (But seriously, with all the extremely old chemicals they are keeping...) The main point is that there is 3 days off! Doubt we'll get paid for that but I would rather take the time off. The pay's quite miserable to begin with anyway.

And like most working people would say, Friday is the best day of the week.

I finally watched Slumdog Millionaire and the movie sure lived up to it's 8 Oscar wins.

2009-03-05T22:17:00.004+08:00

HSA is quite a weird place, in a semi-good kind of way. Their labs are not really what I expected it to be. Sure it's still all chemicals/instruments and all, but there are people who are actually spending the entire day in there and looking pretty emotionless. I don't know what we are doing in the pharmaceutical lab when the food lab is just beside it. The people there are generally friendly. Like the 4 other SP students who suddenly lost their previous attachment placings as well, some 2 NTU girls who are having their attachment as well, and there's even this admin person who is coincidentally from DCP (Food) and can still remember most of the lecturers and they are somehow all still teaching us. Ku, Ser, Lim, Tan, Tan etc etc lol. Seeing how he smiled as if there was glitter in his eyes when he recalled what happened probably meant that his Poly days weren't too bad. There are just some things time cannot change. The campus might have changed over time, but the things/feelings remain somewhat the same. Maybe lah. Anyway he was using Facebook and MSN in this meeting room while working, using the laptop in there rather than his own computer. Hahah. The supervisors are quite easy going too. Maybe it's the non-office environment that is effective in that area.

Ron and I compiled an MSDS file for the lab by plucking out various MSDS from the WWW of the chemicals in the lab (which were identified manually too). Way to strain your eyes.

And since work started the nights have apparently shortened.

It's still the holidays, just that there's work.

2009-03-02T22:26:00.002+08:00

The first day of ITP was... still okay lah (~勉强). Nothing much to rave about, still got something to grouse about. It's only the first day, afterall.

Cass and Jme go NZ
Photos supersized.

One thing I remembered about last night was the difference between Cass and Jme at the departure gate. One was sobbing and hugging everyone, while the other one was laughing maniacally. Quite obvious who did what. LOL. Then the rest of us went to eat Popeyes.

And Cass thanks for the (very very) belated birthday present. It was actually quite funny reading it, and the random photo of you, XX and Jme clubbing at Butter Factory -.- Haha thanks anyway!
And I just got my (very very) belated birthday present from Linc and Warm as well. Thankssss.

2009-02-28T23:45:00.005+08:00

The moon on the 十五 which I didn't get about to uploading.

Cass, Jme, Xixiang, Joel going for OITP! Have fun, try not to miss home, don't drink China's tap water, try not to return with an NZ stranger arm in arm at the airport (LOL) and bon voyage!

The demented part of life.

2009-02-26T21:13:00.009+08:00

Where's the elation that will last from 11:10am till late that is suppose to take place today? Probably drained away from the making of the new passports. The Dalian gang headed to Lavender to make new passports cos the photos in our old passports are, well, old. New biometric passports on the way. Thing is, we might not be able to collect it at the earliest date, which is next Wednesday, due to ITP. We're working working hours and it clashes with things that run during working hours (and only working hours). Such is the realism of life. Like how a company can just suddenly turn their backs and reject all the students that it wanted initially for attachment. KFC/Pizza Hut is one such example. I should mention again that it was the company that wanted two students for attachment. Did anyone placed a chainsaw on their throats and forced them to say yes? I don't think so. Somehow, just somehow, something occurred and they cancelled last minute. But as a gesture of politeness, they added a "might be taking in one student instead" which can just be read as "bullshit". Thankfully Ser still had placements and it's at Health Sciences Authority. I know, the economy is bad, but cancelling last minute is quite irresponsible. They are just taking chances, reserving the students first in case they need them and suddenly not taking any at all if they think they just don't want to. Of course this is just what I think happened. Who knows.

I saw a huge rainbow yesterday. (okay apparently yesterday was rainbow day). A huge complete rainbow. The ones that stretch from one end to the other without any breaking or clouds covering it. In this case, it stretched from Pasir Ris Park to Pasir Ris MRT station and all seven colours can be seen really clearly and it was quite spectacular. It towered over the sky, and over the whole of Pasir Ris. A sight to behold and a blessing from above indeed.

And today is the last day 2A24 is together before we split up for Dalian. Byesobbye. One class photo here... then look through your Facebook for the other memories. Yea Cass tagged the majority, since she's bored every other day. LOL.

2009-02-14T00:27:00.000+08:00

Do it because it's not like it has not been done before.

2009-02-11T23:59:00.004+08:00

LOL I should be sleeping already but here I am anyway. Slept for 3 hours again last night. Riiight. This morning (woke up so freaking tired) I got a seat on the train at Tiong Bahru, and slept almost immediately. I woke up at Buona Vista and thought the train was moving in an opposite direction until I got my sense of direction back again. Ok that was a random morning thing.

I just watched Sophie Scholl and the movie was quite intriguing. Maybe this was one of the reasons I took History over Geog in secondary school. Was still talking to WS and XJ about the PRCS days yesterday mannnn I used to hate the school btw. Haha.

On a side note I was feeling quite under the weather today. Ah, to laugh or to cry. Or to stab myself 100 times and die. I'm fine.

2009-02-11T01:36:00.003+08:00

I want to sleep.

I need to sleep.

3.5 hours a day is causing my sleep debt to be a zillion hours.

But obviously I can't cos I'm still doing chicken assignment.

Cheeeeken.

I'm leading such a cool life.

Fish.

2009-02-08T18:12:00.001+08:00

Tired from worrying.
Tired of worrying.

2009-02-06T23:20:00.007+08:00

Hi, the week is done and it was indeed on the brink of insanity. Haha okay it's not that bad, but close. Slept for a freaking hour last night. Right. Y2S2 practicals have all been cleared, finally (except for some of the datasheets, but those can be done). Anyway it's like a huge boulder being lifted of your back but there are still all these other small rocks getting in the way. It just means it's not time to slack off anytime soon. A sudden wave of nostalgia hit me approximately 2 hours ago. Oh yea and like a real coincidence, XX gave me a London Choco Roll (read title of previous post) on Wednesday (last Music Appreciation lesson "Time to say goodbye!") and that was my first time eating it and uh, it's okay. LOL. I'm signing off. WS and XJ you guys are very da pai lor.

London fked up roll.

2009-02-02T17:43:00.002+08:00

This week is madness.

2009-01-31T23:23:00.002+08:00

Yesterday night saw us at Cass's house, gambling gambling and gambling, oh and eating steamboat and staying over till the next morning, which is this morning, and heading home all groggy and very much in need of sleep. I went to sleep, closed my eyes and like in an instant when I opened my eyes again, it was already 2.30 in the afternoon. Nice. There goes half a day. I ate breakfast, lunch and dinner all within three hours and it's back to the books. Whoohoo.

2009-01-27T02:31:00.001+08:00

Still got school...

2009-01-25T23:13:00.005+08:00

I don't know if I've fully recovered cos I'm still coughing, but maybe lesser. Okay I can't really be bothered, cos it's CNY! (and I've already consumed heaty food so heckz) Steamboat's always good during reunion dinners. And I wonder if the younger cousins look at me the way I look at my older cousins when I was their age. I mean, aren't they in their own new generation already. They are living in a new world now. Lol that's random.

On a more belief-orientated note, may this Ox Year be a better one for Horses, since the Rat Year wasn't exactly to our favour.

新年, 很快乐!

2009-01-24T00:21:00.002+08:00

My past few days can be summarized with this expression, :/
and that's not indifference.

2009-01-20T23:46:00.003+08:00

Wow how did I survive last night. So tired yet there was still the BIA notes sprawled right in front of my face. Not to mention I was practically coughing my alveoli out. Okay not so scary, but you get the point.

Still coughing now. Probably still will be coughing tomorrow. CNY HOW?

The woe of us students.

2009-01-17T00:25:00.001+08:00

To do list: Long. Very long.