Monday, July 27, 2009
Stayed up late ytd to finish homework.
Eventually, I didnt finish it.
and I didnt pass up the english homework today.
I can't find my worksheets!!
I intend to finish all homework by 8.30 or 9 today.
And then, I can relax and enter my lala land. (:
4:52 PM
Sunday, July 26, 2009
Ytd
Had Camp Echo in the morning.
Alycia, Jane, Michelle, Siao eh, wensien and I played games tgt. (:
i dont know the name of the games but it's fun!
First game, is something like bluff, there's five categories:
People, word, initial, movie, date of event.
There's a movie, Boy, did I get a number wrong, it seems like a good movie.
There details of the movie goes like this, A man tries to call his wife but instead, he dialed the wrong number and got hooked up by a sexy actress.
And February 10, 1900s, the second biggest crocodile died at the age of 67.
After this, went camp edge,
The kids are all soo cute. (:
There's this child, who is quite pitiful. This child said his/ her mother, sister and he/ she cant read the bible because his/ her father don't like Jesus. I was horrified, how can anyone not like Jesus? And Audree also say he don't believe there's such thing as God. And shocked everyone. >< Went Hillsongs Concert!! (woohoo!!)
Though for the first 15 min we were squash like sardines and I cant even move,
The concert was Awesome!! :DD
I had to tiptoe every now and then just to see the lyrics.
They sang Free, One way, Mighty to save, break free, HOSANNA and a lot more!!
From 8-9,
Pastor
Judah Smith gave his speech.
He's sooo hilarious..
His wife is soooo pretty. .
He told us his first date and his wife is his only girlfriend.
The pastor from New Creation Church threw goodies down, like shirts, discs, down the stage but I didnt manage to get. ):
After Pastor Judah, we sang again.
Actually it was supposed to end at 10 but it end at 10.30
because we all requested more songs.
And they played 3 more songs!!
Woohoo!!
After that, the guys wanted to go Changi Airport to have supper.
When we went out of the entrance of the station, we were horrified when we heard that the last train was arriving. Which means if we went ahead for supper, we would miss the last train home.
So, we rush in and manage to board the last train.
Abraham soo good lorr..
Though he's quiet, he's nice. (:
Jevon also. (:
Thanks Nerine lots!! ❤ ❤
Today,
Had duty as a greeter..
Jerrold and Daniel told Ariel Uncle Edmund want me to do duty.
and Ariel told me to do that.
Pastor Joel told us about his niece and i teared.
So sad and touching.
He said that every night his nephew would sing to his sister "You are my Sunshine"
When her sister is in his mother's womb.
When the baby is born, her immune system is weak.
The brother of the baby wanted to see his sister and sing the song to her but was forbidden because children are not allowed in the intensive care room.
When the doctor announced that the baby could not survived till the end of the week,
the mother decided to bring the brother to see his sister.
When his sister sang the song, the baby head turns towards the voice, heart started beating faster and health improved.
Everyday, he would sing this song to his sister.
And eventually, the baby is well to go home.
It's like a miracle!! God bless!!
After Service, went for class.. (:
Learned about Jonah 2.
(:
Got home,
Ate delicious Prawn noodles, cooked by Daddy!! :DD
Rush homework.
Apparently, I didnt do finish. ><
Gotta Plurk abit and go back to homework.
See ya. (:
5:19 PM
Friday, July 24, 2009
Today.
Mdm Lee back le!! :DD
My math test got 1 careless mistake or else can get full marks.
God Bless!! :DD
Went to JP with lingling. :D
Went to look for blue polo.
Shop shop shop.
Saw one but the cutting very weird. :X
At last, found the nicest one.
When lingling wear like wear school uniform siax. :X
Going out soon. (:
YAY!! Tmr going Camp Echo!! :DD
7:18 PM
Thursday, July 23, 2009
Today,
Suddenly got math remedial. -.-
Rubin, Eugene, wenliang all gang up bully the remedial teacher. xD
They damn funny larh..
Eugene was late cos E1 dismissed at 2.50.
Then their conversation started:
T: how can you all be late?
E: Ohh.. Excuse me, Ms Wong, the 3E1 was only release at 2.50. So we were late.
T: next time, you all take your bread hup here and eat it.
E: Ohh... You mean we can eat here? *Surprise look* Okayy! Next time I bring Mee Rebus, Mee Soto and others up here and it.
The teacher was like saying he can only eat before lesson outside classroom, at the corridor there.
But Eugene like never hear and continue his lists of foods.
They still crap more, very funny lorr..
HAHAHA!!
YAY!! I can go to Camp Echo!! :D
Sorry and thanks Jilin!! :D
I ❤ my bestie!! :DD
7:38 PM
Wednesday, July 22, 2009
Lost love letter reunites couple after 16 years
AFP - Tuesday, July 21
London.
A British man and his Spanish former sweetheart have finally married 16 years after they drifted apart, reunited by a love letter lost behind a fireplace for over a decade, reports said on Monday.
Steve Smith and Carmen Ruiz-Perez, both now 42, fell in love 17 years ago when she was a foreign exchange student in Brixham, southwest England, and got engaged after only a year together.
But their relationship ended after she moved France to run a shop in Paris.
A few years later, in a bid to rekindle their love, Smith sent a letter to her mother's home in Spain. It was placed on the mantelpiece, but slipped down behind the fireplace and was lost for over a decade.
The missing missive was only found when builders removed the fireplace during renovation work.
"When I got the letter I didn't phone Steve right away because I was so nervous," Ruiz-Perez told the Herald Express local newspaper.
"I nearly didn't phone him at all. I kept picking up the phone then putting it down again.
"But I knew I had to make the call."
When they were reunited, it was as if time had stood still, said Smith, a factory supervisor.
"When we met again it was like a film. We ran across the airport into each other's arms. We met up and fell in love all over again. Within 30 seconds of setting eyes on each other we were kissing.
"I'm just glad the letter did eventually end up where it was supposed to be," he said, after the couple married last Friday.
7:51 PM
I want to cry!!! I cant go Camp Echo!!
I want to go!!!
Must attend the Gb promotion. -.-
But all I wanted is to go Camp Echo!!
Today Eclipse lehh... Soooo cool...
Mrs Chew very funny larh..
She said she heard when the eclipse happen, the wolverine will come out and bite us one by one then we will all become wolf..
HAHAHA!!
Mdm Lee and Ms Chew never come again.
I love Bio practical and dislike it at the same time.
I love it cause can have hand-on experiment.
I dislike it cause got the teacher. :X
After school, went Jun's house to do homework with wensien. (:
They made me laugh man!! xD
7:35 PM
Monday, July 20, 2009
Ytd first time doing holy communion.
Was okayy..
soo happy Justin's back, finally!!!
When I saw him, I admit I was a little shock.
Hahaha.. :DD
I want to go for Hillsong concert!!!! Today,
Mdm Lee nvr come. We got lots of homework.
Had "Fun" doing.. (:
Tmr, chinese test. Break a leg girl.. (:
Since I'm going to school late and having test tmr,
I shall treat myself to BK in the morning!!! :DDD
Actually wanted to go to IMM because the HK celebrities are here, especially Charmaine.
But Mdm Lee spammed us with this much of homework:
Ex 6B, qns 6-13. (mind you, it's part qns with sketching)
Ex 6c, qns 1-4.
and REVIEW QNS 6!!!!
and I'm also tired. I skipped it.
Argh..
Nvm, I'll survive.. (:
Hahaha..
Happy doing homeworks..
People, byes~~
6:57 PM
Saturday, July 18, 2009
Ytd.
Eat pizza, then go library.
Camwhore for awhile before the librarian say we cant take picture in teh library..
-.-
Today.
Went For badminton this morning.
Soo funn!!!
The guys crap alot man!!
xD
But very fun.. (:
After badminton, KJ!!!
So fun lorr..
The dance steps sooo cool.
The guys also crap alot!!!
Hahaha..
3:55 PM
Wednesday, July 15, 2009
Cool..
What type of personality do you have?
Kind and GentleYour kindness is your charm - you are also gentle and sweet. Everybody likes to be around people with your personality. Like a psychologist, people like to talk to you to discuss their problems because you are proper and discrete, as well as confident. You look mature and people respect you. People with this kind of character are few and far between.
7:47 PM
Your view on yourself:You are down-to-earth and people like you because you are so straightforward. You are an efficient problem solver because you will listen to both sides of an argument before making a decision that usually appeals to both parties.
The type of girlfriend/boyfriend you are looking for:You are a true romantic. When you are in love, you will do anything and everything to keep your love true.
Your readiness to commit to a relationship:You are ready to commit as soon as you meet the right person. And you believe you will pretty much know as soon as you might that person.
The seriousness of your love:You like to flirt and behave seductively. The opposite sex finds this very attractive, and that's why you'll always have admirers hanging off your arms. But how serious are you about choosing someone to be in a relationship with?
Your views on education:You may not like to study but you have many practical ideas. You listen to your own instincts and tend to follow your heart, so you will probably end up with an unusual job.
The right job for you:You have plenty of dream jobs but have little chance of doing any of them if you don't focus on something in particular. You need to choose something and go for it to be happy and achieve success.
How do you view success:You are afraid of failure and scared to have a go at the career you would like to have in case you don't succeed. Don't give up when you haven't yet even started! Be courageous.
What are you most afraid of:You are afraid of having no one to rely on in times of trouble. You don't ever want to be unable to take care of yourself. Independence is important to you.
Who is your true self:You are full of energy and confidence. You are unpredictable, with moods changing as quickly as an ocean. You might occasionally be calm and still, but never for long.
quite true bahh.. Hahaha..
http://www.quizbox.com/personality/test82.aspx
7:19 PM
Eating At Night Makes you fat?
This is a classic health myth, but again, another untrue one.
Eating late at night might get your metabolism going and prevent you from sleeping
but it wont make you pile on the pounds. Prof Vreeman claims that it's not about when you eat,
it's what you eat and how much of it.
(:
5:24 PM
Tuesday, July 14, 2009
cool..
Read this comment from a foreigner who came to Singapore for a vaction. (:
Well, it’s been more than a week since we landed in Singapore and things are getting better. Our culture shock has largely subsided, only to creep back into consciousness when we hear something about the Mumbai attacks. One story I was following was about a female Singaporean who was a victim at the Taj Hotel. Her death was all over the papers because she was the first Singapore citizen to become victim to terrorism, ever. I half-obsessively looked for stories about her until they stopped coming. It is probably good that newspapers are moving on. It helps me focus more on the present.
So here we are. At the moment I’m sitting in a comfy armchair at Starbucks and Christmas music is playing on the loud speakers. Today was the Singapore Marathon and to my right is a runner, still in her sweaty clothes, totally engrossed in a novel. I don’t even think she’s showered. She must really be into that book. Behind me is a group of people, most likely staying at the nearby Raffles Hotel (the most popular and nicest hotel in the city), chatting happily about the marathon and the state of Malaysian politics. And then there’s me in the middle. I am wearing shorts and a tank top. I point this out because it’s a totally different outfit than anything I’ve been able to wear since leaving home.
The dress code in Asia is incredibly conservative. I’m not really sure if this is because of predominant religions and their customs (Hinduism, Buddhism, Taoism, Islam) or if it is just the culture itself. Regardless, women especially are not allowed to wear anything showing their knees or shoulders. It is unacceptable. So for the first several days in Singapore, I stuck to my normal pants or long skirts and t-shirt outfits like normal. That is until I started really paying attention to the styles here.
Whoa. Women here wear whatever they want. The shorter the shirt or dress the better. Some of the dresses people wear are so short I swear they are just shirts. The actual shirts are very revealing. Deep v-necks, spaghetti strap tops, tube tops. But beyond the revealing nature of the clothing (which isn’t everyone by the way) is the stylishness of how people dress. Men included. It looks like everyone walked out of a Neiman Marcus catalogue. Really, it does. Everyone looks so nice. Not a crease out of place. Polished shoes. Shiny jewelry. And this is everyone. People walk down the street looking absolutely fabulous at all times of day, sometimes with their perfectly-dressed kids in tow, sometimes arm-and-arm with their loved ones.
This brings me to another point. Public displays of affection. Over the past 6 months it has been absolutely forbidden for Tyler and me to show any signs of love in public. No hand holding, hugging, etc. We were taught that this is disrespectful to the cultures we’ve been in, so we’ve had to restrain from our normal behavior. This has been difficult and in a way has separated us a little. Not in Singapore. Here, people openly show how much they care about each other by holding hands on the subway, in line for the movies, at restaurants, etc. I’ve even seen people kissing (gasp!) while waiting for a stoplight. This is totally shocking and incredibly refreshing. And it has helped our relationship become normal-feeling again.
So these, as well as other observations I will get to later, have brought me to a few conclusions about Singapore. First, this country is a melting pot of the Asian elite. One look at the prices even at a corner store reveals how pricey it is here. It is insanely expensive. A normal dinner costs us on average about $30USD per person. Yesterday I got a side salad for lunch with about 15 pieces of lettuce in it for $10.50. Yeah. Ouch. Not exactly the place to go on a backpacker’s budget. For this reason, one has to be pretty well-off to live here. Besides being a playground for everything posh and high-end, it really is a melting pot of cultures. This is something I greatly appreciate. For the past 6 months, I have been stared at wherever I go. I have often felt like a circus animal. In several of the places we’ve gone, the locals have never seen a white person, let alone one with blonde hair. This hasn’t always bothered me and I’ve smiled when people want to take photo after photo with me, but there have definitely been days where I’ve thought about dying my hair black. But here, all cultures are represented. Europeans, Africans, South Americans, North Americans, Chinese, Thai, Indian, you name it. While Americans and Europeans are well out-numbered by persons of Asian ethnicities (specifically Malaysians), people don’t stare at me anymore. They just walk on by and go about their business. This mere fact makes me want to jump for joy.
Another thing I find fascinating about Singapore is how efficiently it operates. It’s an intelligent city. Take the subway for example. It’s called the MRT. There are stations all over the city and when you walk down into one (they are all underground) and buy a ticket, out comes a plastic card. You then wave the card over a sensor to get onto the train and when you get to your destination, you put the card back into a reader and it gives you a $1 deposit back. And it keeps your card. A one-way ticket to most places only costs a little more than $2, so with the deposit, it is really only a little more than $1, and you give the ticket back—therefore recycling it for the next rider, so it doesn’t end up littering the ground or cluttering up your pockets.
The MRT is also spotlessly clean. The first time I rode it, all I could do was look at the ground and revel in its magnificence. I could eat off it. I would. “No you wouldn’t,” Tyler told me. “Yes, I would. Look how clean it is,” I said back. “Let me see you drop something and eat it then,” he challenged. “I totally would but I don’t have any food on me,” I answered.
Just at that moment, I looked up to see a sign posted on the wall of the train. Consuming food or drink: $500 fine. Well then, that settles it. No wonder it’s spotless. The other day we walked down to the train and found a man handing out chocolate truffles on a tray with a big sign on the front of it reading “Do not eat on platform or on MRT.” Odd. Why would he pass them out then? About 10 feet from him stood two uniformed MRT employees eyeing every patron taking a chocolate to make sure they weren’t munching on them. Tyler and I took 2 and walked away, stuffing them into our pockets. A $500 fine would really put in a wrench in our budget.
“Hey, look, that guy is eating a chocolate!” I whispered to Tyler under my breath, pointing at a guy who passed us, chowing down on his truffle. Just then we saw one of the uniformed MRT guys trotting off to catch up with the villain at a record speed, just like he was a police car pulling over a crazy driver.
On to another piece of Singapore intelligence. The other day I walked into a 7-11 (they have them here; something that was another part of my culture shock) to buy a bottle of water and when I went up to pay, the cigarettes caught my eye. I’ve never been a smoker, so I wasn’t looking to buy, but I was totally stunned by their packaging. Each package had the label of the cigarette covering the bottom ½ of the box, but on the top ½ was a grotesque photo of someone with mouth cancer. I mean, really grotesque. There were photos of people with ½ their faces decaying off and bloody from tobacco usage and toothless individuals in the middle of throat surgery. It was gruesome. But how perfect. As if the photos weren’t enough, underneath each one but above the brand name was a blurb giving a warning on the effects of smoking on the human body. I wonder who mandates these photos be put on the packages: the Singapore government in an effort to protect their citizens’ health or the tobacco companies in an effort to look like they care more about people than profits?
Going along with the recycling of train tickets, it seems as though Singapore is dedicated to preserving the environment in other ways. Such as with escalators. This is a city of escalators. They are everywhere. Primarily because of the MRT and the mere number of malls there are here, which are dozens. But back to escalators. They even have them on sidewalks. I know, weird. Well a few days ago we were walking back to our hotel over skywalk and had to go down one. Except that it looked to be broken. It was moving so slowly. Well, we stepped on it and all of a sudden it starting going at turbo-speed. Turns out it was going slowly to conserve energy and had a sensor that would signal to move faster when a person stepped on it. We rode all the way down, chatting about how efficient we thought it was and then stopped at the bottom to see if it would slow down when we got off. It did. Genius.
The general way Singapore operates can be called efficient, but I tend to question it. Specifically its punishment policies. Many people know that it is illegal to chew gum here (under punishment of fine and/or jail time) simply because people might spit it out and dirty the sidewalk and therefore the environment, but what some may not know is the extent to the laws. In an effort to be an orderly and freakishly clean society, the government goes to great lengths. For example, they made it illegal not to flush the toilet. That’s right. If you don’t flush the toilet, you are not a law-abiding citizen and can be either fined or given jail time. My question is: what government official is going to watch over you as you take a dump? Maybe I should check for hidden cameras before squatting.
As you might guess, littering is another major no-no. Hence there is absolutely ZERO garbage on the ground. Not even a gum wrapper. Nothing. The entire city is exquisitely clean. Therefore, if you litter you will feel the wrath of the government.
I equate Singapore to being the Switzerland of Asia. Not much crime, no terrorism to speak of, no conflicts since the mid-20th century when it broke off from Malaysia. Well, maybe Switzerland has a little better track record. But you get the point. Anyway, Singapore is super duper safety consciousness. There are these flat-screen TVs all over the MRT stations showing dooms-day videos of terrorist attacks at train stations and what to do in case of an attack. They always show the same sad-looking old lady being escorted by a group of 20-something women down a flight of stairs and to safety while a teenage girl hacks up a lung in the background. I really shouldn’t make fun. I mean, it is important to be prepared, I’ve just never seen a society so paranoid. So the other day I am in the MRT and notice a sign on the wall pointing to an emergency red button. Apparently if you see someone or something suspicious on the train, you push the button and it goes to someone who can help you. Very nice. Well, right above the button it says if you push the button and there ISN’T an emergency, you get a $5,000 fine. Wow-za. Quite the penalty for crying wolf. When I was in middle school and high school, I always had the ridiculous urge to pull a fire alarm and run. That would not be a good idea in Singapore.
And in the punishment category, last but not least is the verdict if you are caught with any type of drug. Execution. They kill you. Yeah, they don’t mess around.
All of these rules and punishments have brought up one big question in my head: Is this society so orderly and clean and neat and safe because it wants to be or is it because the people are just in constant fear of being punished if they don’t keep everything status quo? Hmm. I haven’t figured that one out.
So back to us. After the first few days where we just walked around with our eyes bulging out of our heads at the sight of fancy everything and Christmas decorations strung up on every light post (we had basically forgotten about Christmas in India), we decided to settle in and try to get comfortable. After two false starts, we found a hotel we feel good in and it’s only $49/night! That is highway robbery in any other part of Asia, but here it is the cheapest we could find and it is quite nice with wireless internet and clean sheets. The only thing I could complain about is its lack of hot water, but with the weather hovering around 90 degrees with 90 percent humidity about 90 percent of the time, a cold shower is exactly what I want.
Funny enough, our hotel is in a neighborhood named Little India. Ha. We couldn’t stay away long. The neighborhood is so much like real India, except it’s not at all. It is Singapore’s sterile version of India. Clean streets, Mercedes driving by and slowing to let you cross (shocker). The elements resembling real India are shops selling saris, convenience stores playing Hindi music (but at acceptable levels this time), and darn good curry restaurants.
The other day Tyler picked up a TimeOut Singapore at 7-11. TimeOut is an award-winning magazine that is featured in most big cities (SF, Chicago, NYC, Paris, etc.) that details all the goings-on in the city at the moment. He looked through it with a fine-toothed-comb and circled all of his favorite restaurants and events in the city. So now we’ve become a couple-about –town. We are all over the place and it is great. One night we went to Howl at the Moon, which is a Chicago-based dueling piano bar that Tyler had been to back in the day. Turns out they opened a Singapore satellite just recently. We went in on a Thursday and ended up meeting the band and dancing the night away to Neil Diamond and Elton John. We told them it was our 7-year anniversary and they pulled us up on stage and made us play head-shoulders-knees-and-toes on each other. It was funny and a great release for us.
Yesterday we went to a Ben & Jerry’s Ice Cream Festival. It was in a park and had a live band and everything. There were thousands of people there. The big attraction was that Ben & Jerry’s had brought 12 flavors from the U.S. to Singapore just for this festival for people to try. Like Phish Food and Chunky Monkey. They even had a live band and face painters.
It was a little rainy, so after we ate our ice cream (me-mint chocolate chunk, Tyler-Phish Food) we went across the park to the National Museum of Singapore. We’d read that they were having a few special photography exhibits. So we spent the next 3 hours there. I love, love, love museums and so does Tyler. It was a nice afternoon.
Last night we were craving Mexican food. But from experience we knew there was a fat chance of finding a GOOD Mexican restaurant in the vicinity. We’d been to a slew of Western restaurants in Asia and 99.9999 percent of them had not-so-accurate (to say it nicely) interpretations of the intended cuisine. Well, yesterday we were walking along the Singapore River (there is a nice river walk here with tons of shops and restaurants) and we spotted a place called Café Iguana across the river. It was packed. A sure sign it was good. We steer clear of vacant restaurants. Travel tip #1. Anyway, we walked over to find it was a Mexican restaurant! And what was even better—there was a huge painting of Frida Kalo on the wall, the wife of my favorite painter, Diego Rivera. We sat down, ate burritos and margaritas and smiled. It was delicious.
So we are here until Dec. 15th. We plan to visit a few more museums, take salsa dancing lessons on Tuesday, and try to find more fun things to do. Singapore is suiting us well.
Taken from:
http://theavocados.wordpress.com/2008/12/07/singapore-intelligence/
8:52 PM
Omgoshh...
I pity MJ man!!
He just passed away and people started saying things that are not nice about him.. ):
Like that new that he got gay partners..
):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):
7:22 PM
Monday, July 13, 2009
Ahhh!!!
I cant believe I did that..
I wasted the whole afternoon doing the wrong exercise..
):
I must be tooo tired.. :/
doiung English research, cant even find a single piece of relevant information.
):
Still must hand copy.. -.-
Oh yeah!! My pet society, Sweety's house got a garden.
In the garden there's this tree which reproduced a cupcake!!!
Sooooo coollll!!! xDDDD
8:00 PM
Saturday, July 11, 2009
Yipee!!!
Finally got to have a taste of the Double Quarter Pounder.
It's so thick, I eat about half of it and I'm already full.. 100% pure beef..
Haha!
Walk around Orchard Road, went to WA first, lingling wanted to go Far East Plaza.
But we went the opposite way. So we went to Hereen.
Spend a quality time at the HMV, then went home.
I'm soooooo tired!!
Gotta catch Boys over Flowers now. :DDDD
See ya~~
9:20 PM
Wednesday, July 8, 2009
One more and I'm off.. :DD
He showed me this
Finally, after some editing.
My poem have face to face the world. :DD
It goes like this:
I'm on the brink of starvation,
I felt so lifeless
Mom and Dad went missing
I'm exiled on this street.
No one.
No Sympathy.
No Care.
Gunshots are everywhere.
I want to know what is happening.
But I no longer have the strength to
Day by day,
I just let my energy
drain
drain
drain away.
Too weak to keep my eyelids open,
I let my cold body lay peacefully. Copyrighted @ 08-07-2009
Bye people~
❤I know at times like this, I can count on you..
9:32 PM
WOOOHOOO!!!!!!!
My helper help me alot!!!
I finally know what to write!!!
Wooohooo!!!
Thanks alot!!!
He did alot, really.
Credits goes to him!!!
He help me find picture for my poem,
help me realise what to write!!!
Yay!!!
3 cheers for him!!! :DDDDD
❤
P.S: sorry I post sooo much. >< I'm just happy that my fren Help me soooo much.
8:41 PM
Falling for you,
It's love.
Standing next to you,
It hurts.
Because I know you're not mine,
and never will be.
You belongs to her,
not me.
Why? Why not me?
I hope..
You belong with me.
8:38 PM
Now doing History homework.
The new teacher, Mdm....
anyway, she's treating us like Uni students larh..
Give us such a diffcult homework.. -.-
told us to either write a poem or draw a drawing on the lfie under Hitler's Rule.
So I drew, as a Backup. I insisted to do poem as I have a helper to help me through. (:
when I'm loooking for poems on Hitler,
I found this poem, which is very touching and sad..
It goes like this....
He loves me not
Created by romiandJulio
For everyone or anyone who's had there heartbroken =/
one rosesix petalshe loves me notwritten on each onethe stem is a beautiful green each thorn is like a blade she holds it in her hands tightly her heart is unafraidits fragrant smell hypnotizes her as blood drips through the thornsher fingers are stained redher body forlornshe doesn't feel the painfor she picks each petal with a grinshe pulls for the truthand so it all begins6 he loves me not5 he loves me not4 tears began to pour3 he loves me not2 he loves me not1 and then there's no moreshe is surrounded by petalsbreathless yet boldher heart is stagnanther skin is coldThe rose is deadher cheeks are wetall she can do nowis learn to forgetshe wipes away tearsher feeling are rotshe smiles and then whispers"I guess he loved me not"
7:52 PM
Tuesday, July 7, 2009
One pile of homework...
Due tmr
Hmm.. Let me see...
Eng's sentence thinggy, Chinese compo and 剪报, A math..
History and Social Studies due on Thursday.
History must draw or write poem. Both I'm bad at. ><
Just now when I'm in the lift, there's 2 other chinese blue collar workers.
Their conversation is funny but lame.
Translated to English.
Worker 1: What you doing?
Worker 2: Working larh, duh..
Worker 1: Which level you are going to?
Worker 2: 15
Worker 1: I'm going to 18th
Worker 2: What are you talking about? There's no 18 floor.
Worker 1: You know money must be earned by shedding blood and sweat then is called hard-earned money
Worker 2: LOL
Maybe if I say like that, you will not think it's funny but if you are there, you will laugh your head off..
Oh yeah.. Yingshuang ask me if the House Of Night is really that nice,My reply: YEAH!! IT'S NICE!!! *Grinning from ear to ear, two thumbs-up*
7:24 PM
Monday, July 6, 2009
Crap larhh!!
I cant believe I bought the fireworks Potion for 750 on pet society just for fireworks brusting around my pet for 3 days.
And Since it's raining, my daddy dont want to bring me to my double quarters pounders.
:(
Nvm, I shall be a good girl and stay at home. :D
I've forgotten that I cant open the file for History homework Cos I dont have Microsoft work.
sooo sad larh.. Like the whole history class, only I've not done it yet.
Plus it's included in my CA2. Dno how I'm going to survive without it.. ><
3:43 PM
Yesterday's Dinner was Awesome!!
The ballroom, the place.. And everything..
Took lots of photos. :DDDDD
Jie jie Zoey was especially pretty ytd. :D
And Her Bridegroom, Kor kor Francis also, very handsome. :D
got a mei mei, I think her name is wing, pronounce as Wing but dno the spelling.
She's v. cute!!!! :DDDD
She's a Vietnamnese but speaks chinese.
She's scared of strangers but played with lingling and me..
Sooo cute lorr!!! :DDDDD
I shall continue my quiz ytd. :)
3:12 PM
Sunday, July 5, 2009
Today,
1st duty since I joined back Match..
Like no one in Match know I joined before except Caleb, Ariel and 2 more ppl.
Mallory, Claire and Sarah was like schocked, asking you joining Match?
1st duty tell me count ppl le.. ><>< style="color: rgb(102, 102, 102);">Write the name of 14 people you can think off the top of your head then answer the questions.
1. Wensien
2. Lingling
3. Layjun
4. Celine
5. Caleb E
6. Kenn
7. Nevin
8. Zack
9. Zhihao
10. Weiqiao
11. Asher
12. Weixuen
13. Noel
14. Joel
How did you get to meet 7? (Nevin)
Church? Camp? Forgot. :X
What would you do if you and 13 never met? (Noel)
Hmm... I wont know he exist?
What would you do if 1 and 12 date? (wensien, Weixuen)
Opps. I'm soo sorry.
Have you ever seen 14 cry? (Joel)
Errr... This qns is so sensitive. :X
Would 4 and 11 be a good couple? (Celine, Asher)
They don't even know each other. And I dont think so.. Hahaha..
Do you think 11 is attractive? (Asher)
Yeah..? (:
What's 2's favourite colour? (LingLing)
I KNOW!! I know!! :DDD Blue, White, Black, Green!! Correct?? correct?? :DDDD
When was the last time you talked to 9? (Zhihao)
A few mins ago on Msn.
What language does 8 speak? (Zack)
Tamil. xDD No larh.. Chinese and English.
Who is 13 going out with? (Noel)
Hmm, idk?
What grade is 12 in? (Weixuen)
Grade 10? :D Sec 4
Would you ever date with 10? (Weiqiao)
No??
Where does 5 lives? (Caleb)
Dover there?? or Clementi??
What's the best thing about 3? (Layjun)
Errr... Fierce enough to stand up for me?
What would you want to tell 10 now? (Weiqiao)
Nothing. sorry.
What's the best thing about 8? (Zack)
Nice guy. (:
Have you ever kissed 5? (Caleb E)
No. -.-
What was the best memory you have with 7? (Nevin)
(:
When's the last time you're going to see 6? (Kenn)
Ohhh.. Kenn uh?!! TODAY!!! :DDDD
How is 14 and 12 different? (Joel, Weixuen)
Errr... Personality.
Is 6 pretty? (Kenn)
Errr... He's cute and good-looking. But definitely not pretty..
How did you meet 5? (Caleb E)
Errr... Forgotten.. :X
Is 1 your best friend? (WenSien)
Yeah... (:
Do you hate 12? (Weixuen)
No, definitely not.
Have you seen 4 on the last month? (Celine)
during the last month?? Yeah.. ???
What was the last thing you said to 3? (Layjun)
Errr... "She's at the entrance to staff room"
Have you been to 5's house? (Caleb E)
No. :(
When's the next time you gonna see 10? (Weiqiao)
On Tuesday
Are you close to 13? (Noel)
Errr.. No?
Have you ever been to a movie with 4 before? (Celine)
No.. :( My dar never been to a movie with me lehh!!
Have you ever gotten into trouble with 8? (Zack)
No. Of course not. :D
Would you give 2 a hug? (Lingling)
Yeah!!
When have you lied to 3? (Layjun)
A long time ago.. (:
Is 1 good with socializing? (WenSien)
Idk lehh..
Do you know secrets about 9? (Zhihao)
No.
Describe the relationship between 12 and 14. (Weixuen , Joel)
Errr.. Strangers?
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Best thing about your friendship with 9? (Zhihao)
-Errrr.... He will treat me sweet sometimes?
What's the worst thing about 6? (Kenn)
Nth. Everything is good about him. :)
Have you ever had a crush on 12? (Weixuen)
LOLS. No. -.-
Does 14 has a girlfriend or boyfriend? (Joel)
Yeah.. Gf. :)
Have you ever wanted to punch 1's face? (Wensien)
No. I'm not sooo violent. :)
Has 2 met your mother? (Lingling)
Errr... Apparently, We have the same mother. :)
How did you get to meet 3? (Layjun)
Through friend. :)
Did you ever physically hurt 3? (Layjun)
Errr... Never ever..
Do you live close to 7? (Nevin)
Ohhh.. Yeah... Quite near.. :)
What's 8's favourite food? (Zack)
Idk..
What kind of car does 1 has? (Wensien)
Toycar.
Have you travelled anywhere with 9 before? (Zhihao)
Shopping mall only.
If you give 14 $100, what will he/she spend it on? (Joel)
Idk..
Finally!!! DOuble Quarter Pounder with Cheese!!! Here I come!!! :DD
6:04 PM
Friday, July 3, 2009
Wooohooo!!
! week passed.
Alot of Math each day.. ><
This week have been a busy week.
Lots of temperature taking.
And most is during Mdm Lee's period..
Hahaha..
4:35 PM
