Monday, March 12, 2007
tu recuerdo
I have no freaking idea what the song is about. But who cares, I just like the way it sounds.
Ricky Martin Unplugged on MTV was super fun to watch. He’s got fantastic energy and the songs sounded great.{I use sounded because like I said I have no idea what he was singing}And of course he looks good.
I miss The office
I love Hallmark for airing the re-runs of ER .
What now Dr Ross?and what will my favourite Dr Carter do without his house?
I love ER..whoo hoo
I need to buy scrabble
By the way, I am still extremely bored..
Sunday, March 11, 2007
22 questions ,thanks to di
1)What are you doing?
Chatting with my primary school friend.Hi sen{**waves**}
2)Last meal you had?
Rice with chicken curry and Prawn sambal
3}The song you are currently listening to is
Rhagav’s So confused..
4}The last television programme you saw was
Tonight show with Jay Leno
5} The most recent movie you watched
Happy Feet{ there’s a lot more to it than dancing penguins}
6}Last time you laughed
2 hours ago at dance class
7)Do you believe in blind love ?
Nope
8}Utopian world,Extinct or in existence ?
Who you kidding.. Definitely extinct. Cynical I know but hey..
9}Last person to email you?
My secondary school teacher
10}Last person to text you?
Sumi
11}Novels or poems?
Ooohh…tough one..erm I will have to go with poems.
12}One deceased celebrity you would like to meet
Anna Nicole Smith..hahaha.. ..
Seriously though I think, Margaret Tatcher
13}You love?
Myself
14)The last time you danced at a club
Bhangra night
15)Last alcohol drink
I don’t drink
16}You broke up with your ex because
The f***er was being such an ass
hahahaha.. I never had anyone to break up with..smiles
17}The last person you kissed
It’s not a person but if you really want to know it was my dogs
18)You miss
School..i want to go back to jc now!
19}In 2 years time you’ll be
Studying
20)The last time you were on stage and the next time you’ll be on stage
Seesh this is soo random..Last time erm..April 2006 and Next time would be May 2007.
21}Why this survey?
Because I AM BORED!
22}Parting words..
Erm..have a nice day and CROCS RULE!!
LAA DEE DAA
Chatting with my primary school friend.Hi sen{**waves**}
2)Last meal you had?
Rice with chicken curry and Prawn sambal
3}The song you are currently listening to is
Rhagav’s So confused..
4}The last television programme you saw was
Tonight show with Jay Leno
5} The most recent movie you watched
Happy Feet{ there’s a lot more to it than dancing penguins}
6}Last time you laughed
2 hours ago at dance class
7)Do you believe in blind love ?
Nope
8}Utopian world,Extinct or in existence ?
Who you kidding.. Definitely extinct. Cynical I know but hey..
9}Last person to email you?
My secondary school teacher
10}Last person to text you?
Sumi
11}Novels or poems?
Ooohh…tough one..erm I will have to go with poems.
12}One deceased celebrity you would like to meet
Anna Nicole Smith..hahaha.. ..
Seriously though I think, Margaret Tatcher
13}You love?
Myself
14)The last time you danced at a club
Bhangra night
15)Last alcohol drink
I don’t drink
16}You broke up with your ex because
The f***er was being such an ass
hahahaha.. I never had anyone to break up with..smiles
17}The last person you kissed
It’s not a person but if you really want to know it was my dogs
18)You miss
School..i want to go back to jc now!
19}In 2 years time you’ll be
Studying
20)The last time you were on stage and the next time you’ll be on stage
Seesh this is soo random..Last time erm..April 2006 and Next time would be May 2007.
21}Why this survey?
Because I AM BORED!
22}Parting words..
Erm..have a nice day and CROCS RULE!!
LAA DEE DAA
Thursday, March 8, 2007
Teacher teacher
Kids are not cutie wootsy anymore. Not especially if they are in primary 3 and above. Tiny little pricks. I have to be thankful, I’ve been able to “handle” the brats that have been thrust at me.I must say though, that there are there erm..exceptional sweethearts who are just the most angelic students{or at least appear to be}
My poor little{ok not little} dog has been limping the past few days. My cousin called me mean for saying this but I’ll still say it anyway, it’s really cute to watch him limp.
I need to get that fatty to exercise more.
It’s one crazy weekend ahead..BUSY BUSY BUSY
Currently reading
Listening to Letter from America by Kua Ee Heok
Nothing like a good dose of local literature
My poor little{ok not little} dog has been limping the past few days. My cousin called me mean for saying this but I’ll still say it anyway, it’s really cute to watch him limp.
I need to get that fatty to exercise more.
It’s one crazy weekend ahead..BUSY BUSY BUSY
Currently reading
Listening to Letter from America by Kua Ee Heok
Nothing like a good dose of local literature
Tuesday, March 6, 2007
However,for practical purposes,in a hopelessly practical world....

“They all broke the rules. They all crossed into forbidden territory. They all tampered with the laws that lay down who should be loved and how. And how much. “
This is by far the best book I have read .Her writing style, choice of words and a lot more aspects of this book are flawless. I have a special attachment to this book for many reasons and I thoroughly enjoyed my foray into my “grandmother’s” land through this novel.
I always believed that a good book like many other things in life is held to very subjective opinions. As they say “One man’s meat another man’s poison”To read this book or not is completely up to your own discretion.
“It is rare to find a book that so effectively cuts through the clothes of nationality, caste and religion to reveal the bare bones of humanity. A sensational novel”
-Daily telegraph
Random
The whole problem with media is that they tend to over sensationalise issues.
L”hey sha,you should watch the arena and observe a particular judge properly”
Me: ‘why would I want to do that?”
L:” One of them MIGHT actually be your future lecturer”
Brilliant.
Sunday, March 4, 2007
Bling Bling and Bling Bang
I finally got to see Blood Diamond, thanks to my “bru”
Powerful movie I must say. Brilliant.
Watch it if you have the time. CNN will also be showing a special feature on conflict diamonds, which should be informative, interesting and watch-worthy.
Happy Birthday Shobi!
Friday, March 2, 2007
The one where i get dramatic..
I am still reeling from my celebratory mood but for the sake of my people who have asked me to blog about my day, I shall do it.
I hold the record in my class for not crying the whole 1.5 years in school. Yes as surprising as that sounds, I was always the one who ended up hugging crying mates and to a certain extent literally “lending” my shoulder to my girl friends. But I broke this record yesterday by crying like a baby except this time it was tears of joy. Yes,” tears of joy” was a phrase I often used in my essays in secondary school, I never understood or experienced what it really meant or felt like till yesterday. And you know what it is the BEST feeling ever!
I woke up last morning hoping I could freeze time like Hiro Nakamura.I refused to get out of bed and face what was about to be results that could potentially “shape” my life. Honestly, this was it. Either I made it or I didn’t. And I desperately hoped that my 1.5 years would not go to waste. I spent the whole morning worrying myself to the limit and thinking of all worst possible circumstances that could possibly result. The ride to school was the longest 15 minutes of my entire life and the walk into the hall was even worse. Every step forward made me think of taking 2 steps back. I met a few of my fellow mates and walked in with them.The first girl we came across ran out crying and we silently looked at each other and smiled. I had to break the silence and say my trademark phrase” Don’t worry. You’ll be fine” {I’ve been telling this to every classmate of mine, irony being I was equally worried}
So I finally reached the table that had A4 plastered on it with loads of juniors watching from the gallery,nosy students poking into your results even before you get it,teachers walking around ready to hug those who did well and console those who did not.One by one my classmates got their results and they walked away.Everyone did well,not just what they wanted.Then it was my turn and I went.My form teacher gave me her stoic look and handed me my folder.The minute I saw it ,I let out a little yelp and cried. “You deserve it, now go apply for uni”is what I got back. I swear that was the best feeling ever. It was just too overwhelming for me. The journey this far has been anything but easy and I am happy I did what I did.
I was looked down upon because I was a normal academic student.People saw me inferior to them.”Stupid” normal student in a “lousy” neighbourhood school is what someone ,a family member to be exact,once refered to me as.And I decided then,if there was anything I had to do was to not only prove myself but to prove in general that yes we take an extra year but give us a chance we will outshine you.Even certain teachers in secondary school told me to opt for a ploy diploma instead of a JC cert because chances of me scoring good grades will be low.In JC they told me that for those with the aggregate of 17 to 20,NUS will be out of reach.
What I want to say is simply, never write someone off. Some people start off strong and fall, like the family member who called me stupid, some people start off slow but catch up before you know it. Everyone is worth giving a chance and never never look down on anyone. It does not matter which school one ends up in. Raffles or Loyang ,Hwa Chong or Serangoon.We all have what it takes it’s just a matter of how bad we want it .Today I am proud to say I was in the Normal Academic stream,I am proud to say I was in Loyang, I am proud to say I made it in SR.All these places have given me more than any top class school could have ever given me.
A big shout out to all my teachers in sec sch ,my tutors in JC , Diana and Jennifer.
I honestly couldn’t have done it without my family and their support. My success is theirs as much as it is mine.
To all those who looked down on me, thank you. You pushed me and gave me reason to work myself.
p.s GOD thanks for sticking to our little agreement {winks..} I owe you big time.
Special mention to my mates for standing by me, and my sec school clique who have seen me through from the start.
STATISTICS DOES NOT DEFINE ME.THEY NEVER HAVE AND NEVER WILL!
WHOO HOOO!!!
I hold the record in my class for not crying the whole 1.5 years in school. Yes as surprising as that sounds, I was always the one who ended up hugging crying mates and to a certain extent literally “lending” my shoulder to my girl friends. But I broke this record yesterday by crying like a baby except this time it was tears of joy. Yes,” tears of joy” was a phrase I often used in my essays in secondary school, I never understood or experienced what it really meant or felt like till yesterday. And you know what it is the BEST feeling ever!
I woke up last morning hoping I could freeze time like Hiro Nakamura.I refused to get out of bed and face what was about to be results that could potentially “shape” my life. Honestly, this was it. Either I made it or I didn’t. And I desperately hoped that my 1.5 years would not go to waste. I spent the whole morning worrying myself to the limit and thinking of all worst possible circumstances that could possibly result. The ride to school was the longest 15 minutes of my entire life and the walk into the hall was even worse. Every step forward made me think of taking 2 steps back. I met a few of my fellow mates and walked in with them.The first girl we came across ran out crying and we silently looked at each other and smiled. I had to break the silence and say my trademark phrase” Don’t worry. You’ll be fine” {I’ve been telling this to every classmate of mine, irony being I was equally worried}
So I finally reached the table that had A4 plastered on it with loads of juniors watching from the gallery,nosy students poking into your results even before you get it,teachers walking around ready to hug those who did well and console those who did not.One by one my classmates got their results and they walked away.Everyone did well,not just what they wanted.Then it was my turn and I went.My form teacher gave me her stoic look and handed me my folder.The minute I saw it ,I let out a little yelp and cried. “You deserve it, now go apply for uni”is what I got back. I swear that was the best feeling ever. It was just too overwhelming for me. The journey this far has been anything but easy and I am happy I did what I did.
I was looked down upon because I was a normal academic student.People saw me inferior to them.”Stupid” normal student in a “lousy” neighbourhood school is what someone ,a family member to be exact,once refered to me as.And I decided then,if there was anything I had to do was to not only prove myself but to prove in general that yes we take an extra year but give us a chance we will outshine you.Even certain teachers in secondary school told me to opt for a ploy diploma instead of a JC cert because chances of me scoring good grades will be low.In JC they told me that for those with the aggregate of 17 to 20,NUS will be out of reach.
What I want to say is simply, never write someone off. Some people start off strong and fall, like the family member who called me stupid, some people start off slow but catch up before you know it. Everyone is worth giving a chance and never never look down on anyone. It does not matter which school one ends up in. Raffles or Loyang ,Hwa Chong or Serangoon.We all have what it takes it’s just a matter of how bad we want it .Today I am proud to say I was in the Normal Academic stream,I am proud to say I was in Loyang, I am proud to say I made it in SR.All these places have given me more than any top class school could have ever given me.
A big shout out to all my teachers in sec sch ,my tutors in JC , Diana and Jennifer.
I honestly couldn’t have done it without my family and their support. My success is theirs as much as it is mine.
To all those who looked down on me, thank you. You pushed me and gave me reason to work myself.
p.s GOD thanks for sticking to our little agreement {winks..} I owe you big time.
Special mention to my mates for standing by me, and my sec school clique who have seen me through from the start.
STATISTICS DOES NOT DEFINE ME.THEY NEVER HAVE AND NEVER WILL!
WHOO HOOO!!!
Whoopiee do daa
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