A bed of...?

Well, not roses really...

Now that school's reopened for exactly a week, it's starting to get complicated...

Malay's a breeze as usual...

For English, we had to read the book 'About Mice and Men'.

With those American slangs, it's really hard to grasp the meaning.

Music requires us to understand how to read an orchestral score, which is, easier said.

Blah blah blah...

Okay, so the rest is okay except Chemistry and Biology...

Biology is really sick...

The fond questions asked are:

How is the penis adapted for internal fertilisation during sexual intercourse?

And

Tabulate three differences between a male and female gamete with reference to size, quantity produced each time and mobility...

What nonsense...

Chemistry was worse...

While you guys are stuck with solid, liquid, gas and those stuff, here's the periodic table... = =

And how to apply it...

Chemistry ftw!

Signing off.

(One of my shortest posts...?)

Surprising incident.

Here's an incident I witnessed (and got quite involved) on the way home from my new school.

(lol, sorry guys)

We were at some junction, my mum was (illegally) finding a number on her handphone, while I was reading a book.

Then, a loud bump was heard, and I tried to hide my shock.

From what I saw, it was our car's left side mirror that hit a Kia Spectra's right.

Well, I wasn't sure whether it was the other driver's fault or my mother's, but what was certain was that not a scratch was inflicted on either car.

As our car passed the other, I took a glimpse, and saw a young man (probably in his 20's) with another girl, his girlfriend maybe in the car.

As the girl pointed at our car with that scowl on her face, the man raced forward, and blocked our car, right in the middle of the crossroad!

Cars were honking, but that was not enough to stop the man, who opened his window, shouting some words like 'do you even know how to drive???' and pointed his middle finger.

My mother and I were aghast, and definitely the other road users.

When he finally moved, mother was muttering some words, while I was thinking of something else.

Malaysia's 52nd anniversary had just passed, and people are already showing signs of disarray.

Is this the way us Malaysians have to be?

We are a developed country, not uncivilised citizens.

The actions the man showed would be sufficient to dirt our name.

Just imagine if some leader of another country was the one who banged merely touched his car!

It is time for us to foster the togetherness spirit.

For only then can we save this crippling country.

(Sorry Najib)

My new school starts on Thursday, and orientation day is tomorrow.

Thursday is the weekly assembly day, for your information.

So don't think my life is as free as yours.

Hey, I'm Form 4 for Pete's sake!

Cheers. ^^

Combusted...?!

Remember the aftermath of the bees in Bee Movie when they won their honey back?

I feel like one of them.

Sometimes I feel like sleeping for a whole day out of boringness.

I've done nothing constructive during the holidays.

Maybe I've trained my fingers to click and move the mouse more accurately?

Saddening isn't it, when you're alone, with only the computer as your companion.

And when you turn it on, all the people in your favorites list aren't online?

You play a computer game, people flame you for being such a 'noob'?

You turn it off, and once again, there's nothing else to do...?

The party I hosted during the holidays was a total disaster.

Yet again not a single girl could come. (for a whole day that is)

Well, I could blame anyone, but who else but me?

It just dawned on me that their parents could've been really scared of their safety?

Especially if it's a boy hosting the event?

Maybe I shouldn't think of any parties till I understand how the third party feels.

In the meantime, I shall let the compassionate ones do it.

And let my soul drift into dreamland, enjoying the serenity of what my bedroom can give...

Ciao...

As most of you know, I'm leaving Catholic high for Alice Smith International.

I didn't expect such amazing responses from you all!

Thank you so much!

Throughout my time in this school, I've made alot of friends, and gained interesting and useful knowledge.

Many activities I have joined, in which most of them were fantastic!

But out of all, Choral Speaking and Class Drama are the ones that remain strongly in my head.

(Or maybe it's because they were the recent ones...? O.o)

Teamwork was essential for success, and that was proven through our triumph in Choral Speaking.

And even the slightest unnecessary additions to the recipe can destroy the whole cake.

I guess the C.S team know what I mean.

Class Drama was one of the greatest activities I've ever joined.

It has, and will always leave a big impact on me.

When John and I were fighting for the Raoul act, I was really worried, for I liked that role.

I can't act the bad guy, come on...

So it's time to tell you all a little secret.

And some of you might hate me for this, for no sportsmanship was displayed in me...

When John was leading by seven votes, it was only a few days before the results would be announced.

So, I downloaded every web browser available.

Firefox, Google Chrome, Safari, Opera etc.

And used each one to cast a vote.

Saddening isn't it?

I have recieved my payback with the postponed date for drama.

So I have no more worries.

To those whom I hurt, I give my sincerest apologies.

Anyways, during training, I have to thank one person greatly.

Lim Yin Yin.

Thank you for helping me through.

Without you, practise to me would have been something to do repeatedly without a goal.

You have diminished that fact, and have let me see it in a whole new light.

Chong Han Khai too.

You're funny, but great in motivating.

:)

I shall try to take this opportunity to thank all the people I've met in my secondary life.

Some may not be in this school, mind you.

First and foremost, John.

You could not imagine my shock when you applied for the PKT job way back in class 1A3.

I was like: Can this joker take care of the class?

Well, you proved me wrong.

The 24 Venuses were treated like queens, at least. :P

Since then, I forgot when we became good friends.

But I remember you were a great friend.

When someone was in need, you would go all out to help that person.

Maybe that's why you're so popular with the girls...

Anyway, the memories I shall not forget.

Thank you.

Next up is Jun Wei (Brandon) (Tau Foo Fah) etc.

Though you have changed since we first met in 2002, your personality has not moved one bit.

You're still pushy, bossy, and cool.

Though it may have lost some of its sparkle...

(gets bombarded by bullets)

But, you are still the great friend I know, and I thank you for that.

You have helped me in so many ways, it would fill up this whole page.

Good luck in your years ahead.

To Cecelia.

I don't know how much I owe you.

Since Ren Ming shouted that news in front of the whole class, it must have been in your memory ever since.

What if that thing never happened?

It's already Form 2, but it swirls in the minds of everyone, bound to something which will never let go.

So I'm really sorry for that incident way back when.

Thank you for everything you have done for me, although it may not be obvious.

It has been a pleasure knowing you.

And... Yong Sue Ann.

You were my only former schoolmate/classmate in 1A3.

But, though same class same school, you have blossomed into someone well known.

Your unique ability to juggle both schoolwork and sports has given me the determination to excel in tennis (though it didn't really go out well...)

You are a good listener, actually.

You kept quiet when I was chattering away in the car one evening.

Come to think of it, I feel so sorry for that...

O.o

Next up: Lee Chun Xian.

When I needed some company, I would always look for you.

Here, I would like to say sorry and thank you.

Sorry for being such a parasite...

(lol)

(they just get shorter [sorry for those at the bottom])

Eunice Lai.

Funny?

You may think so.

But being the glamour girl she is, I decided to take more pictures of myself.

LOL...

Fong Ren Ming.

Yes, yes, I know.

But because of him, I've learnt that some things are just meant to be kept to yourself.

Plus, you're an expert in the classical music field, and I've learnt a lot from you.

Jordan Lee.

The obese girl, as Jun Wei used to call you.

But I admire your ability to lead groups with such efficiency.

And the courage to take everything in your stride.

Yap Rui Zhi

Just like John, you care much for your friends.

But make sure your attentiveness be focused on Ruey Ying alone.

Don't make her feel like she's just 'one of em'.

Lim Yin Yin and Chong Han Khai

(for those blind freaks, please refer to the top)

Phang Jin Hong.

For teaching me to solve the rubiks cube.

Period.

Lee Tien Sern and Ng Tian Yi.

For making me...

For making me fee...

For...

Pfft...

Haha...

HAHAHAHAHAHA!

Chin Wai Leng

For giving us reasons to tease you.

Though your extraordinary marks leave us dumbmouthed.

Thum Tat Shing.

Your smile is contagious!

Your laugh is contagious!

You're everything that attracts!

:)

Audrey Siew

Kudos to Choral speaking.

I wouldn't have known you if it wasn't for that.

Thanks for the...

(something)

Aileen Loo

Lolx

You and Audrey really make a team.

Why I was humiliated terribly when both of you played the piano...

Which made me push myself harder.

And maybe an extra person...?

Yee Shin.

Though we've never officially seen each other, you make a great pen pal.

Of course, it all started off with Cecelia's chatbox, so I'd better thank her for that. :)

Sorry if any of your names were not mentioned above.

For time is running short, and there's no time to say it all.

But remember, after I leave, if you need me, just give me a call.

I'll be on 24/7.

Terms and conditions apply.*

*Yes, 24/7 UNLESS:

#My handphone goes kaput

# My dog ate it

#Battery flat liao

#In deep sleep mode

#Forgot to bring handphone out

#Have tuition lar

#Talking with a girl on the phone.

Cheers! ^^

More...

Lol, more poems??

Okay, this (and the previous two) poem(s) has(ve) a secret meaning in it. (I hate singular and plural forms...)

I challenge you all to decipher it, my fellow classmates!

Waves

Tenderly the waves,

as they brush the starboard,

bearing no harm

to my mentality.

But will it always be calm?

Night time sharpens,

awakening the devil within,

bearing immeasurable danger

to my mentality.

But land isn't far away!

Sad, remorseful,

lost in a dilemma.

Should I let the waves engulf my ship,

as I row away

to safety?

But leaving my reputation in a wreck!

*-*-*-*-*

Here's another really short one. :)

Gone is summer, when rays shine brightly.

Gone is autumn, when colours fall modestly.

Gone is winter, when snow descend.

Now that it's spring, when would it end?

*-*-*-*-*

This one is stupid.

Don't bother to comment on it.

Liquid Paper

Liquid Paper

Liquid Paper

Liquid Paper

Liquid Paper!

*-*-*-*-*

And here are the videos. (yes, more)

Here to destroy your ears with distortion and shrieking noises.

Of course, I'm not binding you with a contract, so you can scram whenever you want.

:)

Fur Elise

The Little Negro

Cheers!

Poem...

Hah, poems seem to be the trend nowadays.

Here's one with a mordern touch (okay, I'm too lazy to rhyme... :P)

P.S: For the curious, I made this in 15 minutes.

*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*

The time is now.

I shall arise, and take flight.

To a place, where I long to be.

To dwell for a night.

I stand in this new light.

Happy, reluctant to flee.

Then, I look back.

To see the wake behind me.

Oh, what bliss.

Realizing the rest one step behind me.

But, it makes me miss,

Miss the time before we seperated.

Remorseful...

But, on I shall go.

For time stops for no one.

As morning creeps,

Apathetically.

I spread my wings.

Soaring to a new level.

Alone...?

*-*-*-*-*

Here's another one, similar to the first one.

P.S: For the curious, it took me 45 minutes...!

(I told you I can't rhyme!)

It is time to leave,

But have heart, and believe.

I do not decieve.

Nor have any tricks up my sleeve.

It is true, the rumor.

Yes, that is my answer.

I am leaving, for something better.

A place, full of splendour.

It may be so, but I shed my tears.

A friendship, vanished after all these years.

But, working towards our careers.

We live between boundaries, in our own frontiers.

It is time to leave.

But have heart, and believe.

Just stop being naive.

Snap out of your grief, and percieve.

*-*-*-*-*

Cheers!

Ponteng...?

Wonder where I was when I skipped Friday school?

Well, wonder no more!

Yesterday was my Grade 6 ABRSM examinations.

Yes, a very low grade, but...

Here are the pieces I had to play:

Sonata in D Minor K.9, Domenico Scarlatti

Adagio, Ludwig Van Beethoven

Jazz Exercise 2, Oscar Peterson

Cheers!

^^

The Day the Music Died

(August 29, 1958 – June 25, 2009)

Today, the world mourns.

Enough said.

To Michael Jackson, for all the amazing songs you have made.

For all the adrenaline you have given me us your videos

For the dance moves that broke everyone down.

Literally.

Congratulations, though.

You have safefully escaped $200 million in debts.

Hope you're happily resting in heaven.

I shall stop here.

You have billions of tributes left to read and hear.

R.I.P, Michael.

Hello

Wow.

It's been a long time since I've updated this blog.

So, should I apologize to my blog lovers?

Okay, I have none...

But I really couldn't update this blog because of exams, and...

Well, what if your dog has a serious case of hip dysplasia, and has to be operated?

Finally, school exam has come to a close.

Lets hope the teachers spend more time discussing the papers.

Knock on wood.

But then again, I still have my piano exam to go.

Knock on wood x2.

I'm only a meagre grade 6 in ABRSM, thanks to my (...) teacher.

But she promised to make me jump from 6 to 8.

Not allowed, definitely, but the examiners wouldn't know...

Right?

Math was horrible.

Or so our 'dear' Puan Norliyah told us.

Pardon my French, but she's an ass a donkey.

One of the most unscrupulous teachers of all time.

Why she even asked us to redo the exam!

A most female dog indeed!

Our discomfort towards her is an infinity plus one.

She even promised no mercy...

Resistance is futile!

The rest was okay.

Hope everyone will be (is) satisfied with their results.

More updates (including my birthday) will be posted ASAP.

Signing off. ^^

Late late late...

First...

SORRY!!!!!

(again?)

Okay, sorry for not updating my blog.

And most of all, for not posting anything about my birthday for much more than a month.

If you're too lazy to read this improvised, long version, you may go to John's or Jayden's blog.

:)

P.S: Don't look at the pictures in their blog if you really insist on doing so.

They only chose the pictures THEY looked good in. :P

*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*

Wow.

For once, my birthday has not just been nice or exciting, but WACKY!

Okay, let's talk about what happened on the 24th, the day I had my 'pre-celebrated' birthday.

I initially invited 12 people, but only 3 came.

And I understand that it was because of my inability to organise it well.

I apologise to the people involved, and their parents.

But ohhkay, let's just move on.

Jun Wei and Jayden came first, carpooling in Jun Wei's Honda Civic.

I was, absolutely happy at their arrival.

They went up to my room, while I went to the study room.

What suprised me was that Rui Zhi said via MSN that he couldn't come.

So, it was just the three of us.

Till, John came...

Jun Wei asked me to open my present immediately.

As expected, it was a pair of jeans.

Yay!

Finally something casual after wearing slacks, shirts and blazers...

Turning on the laptop, John wanted to play DotA.

Minutes later, it was a battle between John and Jayden, both professionals.

Okay, so Jayden was the better man.

I joined in the fight too.

:)

Jun Wei was busy with the PS2.

Football freak...

Soo, we left for 1 Utama quite late.

The reason's a no brainer.

Since the movie started at 2, and it was only one, we went for pool.

I had quite a vast experience in pool, so don't play play with me. (jk)

So, being kind, I teamed up with John, while JW and Jd was in the other team.

Ohh, how he played... (nk [not kidding])

He missed so many shots, for Pete's sake!

Which was why the match narrowed down to a single 8 ball.

Jayden missed the shot, thank god.

Soo, I hit the last!

We played foosball, later.

Okay, I lost.

:)

We went to the cinema, got the tickets, and posed in the lounge.

Lounge...? You might say.

We bought gold class tickets, much to the delight of John. :P

It was huge.

The sofas, to be exact.

Reclining gave us that 'shiok' feeling.

I used to dream about watching a movie at a cinema, sleeping in my own bed, while eating pizza.

It all happened in one day!

:D

Night at the Museum 2 rocked!

It's a must watch!

Due to lack of ample time, we rushed to the Curve for some karaoke.

Before we went though, we decided that dinner between the four of us wasn't fun.

So, Jun Wei wanted to call some of our schoolmates.

Cecelia, Zi Ning, Teng Hoong, Jun Haw, Sue Ann, Rui Zhi etc.

Well, only one could come.

Two boys in the group were steaming in their hearts after they heard the news.

:P

We reached The Curve, and walked some km to Red Box.

We got a room, and started singing!!!!!

I was obviously left out.

While the rest were singing Low, Circus, Party People, Boom Boom Pow (something...), I stuck to my principle.

Sway, Sometimes When We Touch, Don't Wanna Miss a Thing etc.

We tried Chinese songs too!

My song choice was old too.

Okay, so not too old as the Teresa Teng era.

John promised that he'll let me sing more in the near future.

I forgot to remind him that this was my birthday party.

Just imagine if it was his!

Dad came to pick us up to One World hotel.

We met Sue there, and took our places.

John and Jun Wei were reluctant to sit down...

Don't want to talk too much about dinner though...

Sue Ann gave me a present, by the way.

Lastly, Jayden was picked up at the hotel, while the rest went to my house.

Much to my suprise, Jun Wei's and Sue Ann's parents were visiting my house.

Too add to my suprise, Jun Wei's father gave me a second present!

Talk about double happiness.

We went up to my room again, but this time, no computer.

While I was checking out Jayden's blog, which he already talked about the party (wow, was I shocked!), Jun Wei, John and Sue were on my bed.

As long as it doesn't get wet.

Jk... ^^

(Blurred...)

Sue was also playing with my spoilt rubik's cube, while John was helping her.

Poor Jun Wei could only sigh as he left the two in the room, going home.

(Does this sound like a serial to you?)

Anyways, Sue left at 12 a.m, while John left at 1.

His parents called repeatedly, sounding quite angry.

Whoops...

Overall, I thank you all who came for my party for making it a success.

Thank you so much!

Okay, now to my REAL birthday.

It turned out to be more wacky than expected.

O.o

At 12 a.m, while I was still brushing my teeth (O.o), Jun Wei warned me about tomorrow's water show.

Not such a nice birthday wish... O.o

At least Cecelia's wish came a minute later to sweeten it up.

Anyway, not much happened in school.

The nice thing was that people were repeatedly wishing me at school.

I felt really high!

Till...

I decided to play a game of footie during PJPK.

Oh, what a wrong choice.

Jun Wei kicked a corner ball, so hard that when it hit my face...

Okay, so it was just heavy nose bleeding and a cut.

The thing which annoyed me was that the BSMM girl spoke in Chinese...

And that right after it hit my face, John and Jun Wei gave their birthday wishes...

Anyway, I finished school, and the whole day 'donning' a plaster on my nose.

The agony!!!

In conclusion, not many people really knew about my birthday, resulting in minimal reasons to thank other people.

And so, some pictures shall be added, to show my appreciation. ^^

Many many many many many many many many many many thanks to:

Cecelia: For the early wish and the wonderful present. Thanks! :)

Sue Ann: For the black Puma shirt! :)

Jun Wei: For the bleeding nose, not. (jk)

To his father: For splashing out money for the jeans and the PS3.

To my dog, which cheered me up during the day. ^^

To John: For splashing me with water after school with Han Khai. And thanks to you, I got another splashing from my piano sensei. Btw, you owe me a present. O.o

To Audrey and Melissa: Thanks for the wishes!

To Ruey Ying and Rui Zhi: For the kind wishes. So sorry you two couldn't come.

To Jayden: For the wishes and the cool golf bag a.k.a pen holder with clock and pockets. :)

To Zi Ning: For that wish you may have forgotten. :)

Yung Ming: For the suprise wish during recess. I almost forgot that birthdays are shown in Facebook...

To Aileen: For thinking that my birthday was on the 24th, and wishing me a belated birthday on the 28th... That was kinda cute... :)

To Wingky: For the happy birthday.

To Tat Shing: For the loudest birthday wish ever! Woah...

To Yuen Foong: For that nerdy look when you looked at me...

To Wan Yi: For the usual bubbly smile... ^^

To the 2A1 peeps: Yay! The birthday song rocked!

To some of the Form 3s...

To some of the Form 4s...

To my primary school friends: Thanks! Thought I was forgotten...

And finally, to my beloved parents, for making this day possible.

And now for the real pics! :)

(T.B.C)