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Saturday, 30 August 2008

  • Don't Ever Move At All

    the one thing that fills the void after every week of work and school.


    laser tag
    dinners at random places
    sab's free drinks
    movies at home
    photoshoots
    rainbow six
    marcus lim asleep in the backseat of mao's car
    singalongs in the car
    flight of the conchords
    true by ryan cabrera
    al ameen
    milton 'hitting' on someone's sister
    night safari
    saying we'll go to the gym the next morning but not doing it
    going to town sitting outside the yoga place
    green tea frap, mocha frap and a caramel macchiato

    thats pretty much friday nights/saturday mornings every week

Saturday, 26 July 2008

  • The Hands Of Time Could Never Move Again

    do you remember when we were just kids
    I finally met Debbie after a good year and a half since our weird squabble and it brought back the squealing of lyrics randomly, although it was in tune, and the loudness. I've missed hanging out with her and talking to her. So we were guitar heroing (no surprise to our very common Friday night activity) with Milton, and gee, he's damn bad compared to even her.

    It's been a godly week as far as weeks go, spending school nights out late somewhere stuffing pizza and chugging coke down our throats when we all know the next day would bring yet another early day of work/army/school.

    Did I mention I had the worst night of sleep possible? My body ached and I swear i heard creaking. I'm gonna try sleeping again before I leave.

Wednesday, 23 July 2008

  • Race Cars And Goth Rock

    School hasn't exactly sunken in though its well into the first week. Late nights out eating pizzas or having a beer (yeah, like I drink), it's like I'm living a fairly social school life.
    Surprises aplenty as this week continues to roll on haphazardly. Blog queens and indie teens, or maybe slightly older than that, stroll about campus. Although, most of them seem to go to the wrong buildings for classes, always a source of entertainment when they panic as though they've opened Pandora's box (yes I learnt that phrase today and I'm glad to use it).

    I've strangely been reacquainted with trends in fashion and street wear and caught myself looking through websites during Sherlyn's class, who might one day stumble onto this site, while she was showing us other people's flash animated work. Seeing forty and fifty year olds in sharp suits and clad in loafers made me realize one thing, maybe the generation gap isn't that large after all.

    Even parents are hitting up on Facebook, and for that matter, teachers who are keeping up with their students, kudos on that. Except for the part where my dad asked me to delete some pictures because 'it didn't reflect well on me'.
    if that isn't hilarious, I don't know what is

Sunday, 20 July 2008