Wednesday, October 31, 2007
I think blogging can be a waste of time. That's why I don't bother checking what I typed before I publish the post. Of course, it has its consequences. Like reading your own entries later on to discover that you don't understand what you are typing.
Rushing off to school now. Econs tutorial and Sociology Lecture.
Yes Yes school is fun!
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Monday, October 29, 2007
Ever since I was in JC, I observed that channel 8 drama serials like to feature their teenage actors and actresses in two types of uniforms. One is the white top and navy blue bottom (think acjc) and the other is the lime green outfit (think tpjc). Haha. REALLY! But anyway, channel 5 prefer the former, it seems. Haha.
Why is HP battery so lousy? Oh yes. SO MUCH TO DO!
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Friday, October 26, 2007

Something else was going on.....








But hey.. we were paying attention lah. Just trying to stay awake...
Alright. This time round, I tried very hard to co-ordinate everyone to wear RED. But there were some miscommunication. LolPhotos below taken long ago at The Deck during proj meeting.




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Wednesday, October 24, 2007
You can clutch the past so tightly to your chest that it leaves your arms too full to embrace the present.
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One day, I was feeling really hungry. So I bought a lot of food and gobbled down everything. But then after eating so much, I felt bloated. It felt worst instead.
(It's a true story. I told Hazariah I'm feeling like a pig. Really piqued right now.)
Anyway. It's not any way. It's no way.
At the risk of sounding as if I don't make sense, yeah... I think I don't make sense because sometimes we think we are too sensible.
I'm supposed to be studying.
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Tuesday, October 23, 2007
If you think you're good, you're good.
|| nobone ran out @ 10/23/2007 10:18:00 pm ||
Estee:. says:
yo
hak says: not everyone is as friendly as riddy says:
yes estee ms
Estee:. says:
when u coming back
hak says: not everyone is as friendly as riddy says:
OI
hak says: not everyone is as friendly as riddy says:
im not yr brother lah
hak says: not everyone is as friendly as riddy says:
LOL
You have just sent a nudge.
hak says:
HAHAHAHAH
hak says:
LOL
hak says:
she so ....?
hak says: not everyone is as friendly as riddy says:
hak says: not everyone is as friendly as riddy says:
... im riddy
hak says: not everyone is as friendly as riddy says:
im just quoting him.
Estee:. says:
ya rite
hak says:
blog it and show the whole world
hak says:
HAHAHAHAHA
hak says: not everyone is as friendly as riddy says:
...
hak says:
hahahaaha
hak says:
so wad she say
hak says: not everyone is as friendly as riddy says:
never say anything?
hak says: not everyone is as friendly as riddy says:
LOL
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I am always very happy to know that Monday is over. Because I clever-ly squeezed in two lectures back-to-back so I have to sit in LT11 for 4 hours. And starting the week with Economics is.. hmm. not very good. But I guess it's ok. I'm those kind who rather "suffer" first then enjoy later.
Listening to Hidamari on Hak's blog. Old Sec Sch times.
Gtg rush to school now. Got Jap Studies!
And anyway, I'm glad my South Asian presentation was over. As I was the last person to present, I think the smart people ran out of smart questions to ask. AND HAZARIAH.. I KNOW YOU ARE READING THIS.. I HAD TO ANSWER A QUESTION I DONT UNDERSTAND. wth. I ask u simple question you purposely belit-belit. NVM.
My topic was about Biz Process Outsourcing. Yesterday morning, I suddenly remembered that I worked in a call centre before.. so yeah.. managed to put the photo. LOL
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Sunday, October 21, 2007
I am suddenly reminded of those days when I was working with Huipheng. She used to tell me about how evil some people can be. So I just listened to all her stories. She explained it in such a way that it was fun and entertaining to listen to.
But when you are stuck with such people in life, you begin to wonder what evil things did you do to deserve such a situation.
Yes. I am up bright and early this morning because I slept at 2100++ last night as I was too tired after spending the entire day outside.
There's so much work to do. But I'm not going to complain about it though because nobody is going to empathise with me anyway. HAHA
Yay! Hak Hak is coming home! YEAY.. soo eggsaiting.
|| nobone ran out @ 10/21/2007 08:03:00 am ||
Friday, October 19, 2007
Some people are just plain annoying.
They just want to win in everything. But the worst thing is that they try so hard to pull those around them down. His success = everybody else's failure. I think I mentioned this in my blog before and yeah, lots of my friends agree on this point esp since we know of a good real life example.
No point thinking so much about this kind of things, so here are some pictures!

I always think that AS7 looks like TPJC, maybe because of the rectangular panels. But obviously, this is a bad photograph of AS7 because of the pillar and the trees. One more thing. TPJC and NUS shares a similar concept of "undulating terrain". Eg. In TPJC, the Hall was located one level below the 1st floor and it was still referred to as 1st floor? (or basement?). In FASS the 3rd floor of AS4 is the 1st floor of AS3. Enough said.



As I was walking back from the toilet, I realised that my CNM project group mates were similarly attired. So I forced them to take a photograph at the end of the project and HEY! They enjoyed it so much that they decided to wear green the next day. I think it's amusing lah. Because all of them were wearing black tshirts and blue jeans. How often do we come across such things?
I took the photograph because I was the odd one out. I was wearing black but I changed out of it.


Venue for CEO Unplugged. It's an auditorium in need of renovation works. Even the LTs are better furnished. We had two CEOs coming down yesterday. Adam Khoo and Ivan Lee(boss of thai express, new york new york etc). I have been to a seminar by the former before so I wasn't really expecting much. Just that he is an entertaining speaker I think.

Listening to Ivan Lee. He just ended one "session" over at the other side and naturally started another.

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Tuesday, October 16, 2007
Nonsense.
Anyway. some photos!




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Monday, October 15, 2007
Some people are so disgusting that disgusting is an understatement for them.
Yes or No or No or Yes or Yes or No. Wah. Very Fun! Lol. I'm so happy you give me my DESERVING ATTENTION by reading!
Hari Raya weekend was good. How can friends ever be the same as family?
Some friends come to you in times of need, and they disappear when they don't need you.
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Friday, October 12, 2007
When I was a little kid, I used to look forward to Hari Raya because:
1) end of fasting
2) collection money
3) go out go out go out

However, the enthusiasm has been fading over the years.
On another note...
Like any other festivals, music is instrumental in creating a joyous atmosphere. Unlike what is normally portrayed by the mass media, Aidilfitri is usually spiritually enlightening for most adults. Contrary to popular belief, it can quite sombre at times.
1) For the pious ones, they are sad that Fasting month has come to an end because Ramadhan is a spiritual month.
2) For the non-pious ones, it's a time for reflection.
3) For the non-pious and pious ones, it's a good time for family bonding.
4) For individual families, it's one of the rarest opportunities where everyone in the family can get together, and they seek forgiveness from each other.
5) For those working/studying overseas, they realize the importance of families. I realise that most Hari Raya songs revolve around the theme of being away from their families. Perhaps this is because traditionally, some of the urban popn are unable to return to their kampungs or villages. However, in Singapore's context where most of us don't have kampungs to return to, it applies to those who are studying/working overseas.
6) And then you think of loved ones who have passed on, and you remember Hari Raya and all other significant moments spent with them. And then you tell yourself that you should cherish everyone around you.
Whatever it is, I look forward to Hari Raya because it's the only time I spend some quality time with the family.

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Tuesday, October 09, 2007
Tired.
Something funny happened to Pluto during Japanese Studies tutorial this morning. We were all happily discussing about his Water Bottle which was made of glass. We asked him if it will break and he said that it wouldn't (he tried before).
And so the lesson went on.
Then he volunteered to write something on the board. The moment he stood up, the Water Bottle rolled off the chair and it started to CLING CLANG CLING CLANG on the floor. Hilarious.
I like the 6th level of the library. By the windows. Nice View. Emo spot <-- according to haza.
Soci tmr. ARGHHHH..
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Saturday, October 06, 2007
don't know why i bother or care so much.
=)
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Friday, October 05, 2007
School is tiring. Didn't had the time to blog till today. Alright I am exaggerating...
Two tests over. One more to go.
South Asia was alright. Did questions on Bangladesh, Urban Population Growth and Working Children. Thank goodness I chose those questions that didn't require me to "critically analyse" stuff. So it was alright. But then again, it takes a lot of effort to understand the politics of 5(or rather, 7) countries and their economic structure/development/social inequality.
Econs was bad. Obviously the lecturer was out to kill us. =(
Although she had warned that the questions will be challenging. Mingjie also said that she sets challenging questions.
OK I SHLDNT TALK ABOUT THIS.
I bought new shoes!
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