Happy Birthday!
Crhaol Sepiakng
Summary...
The win was deserved.
We couldn't have done it without the teamwork of all, plus our flawless enounciation.
Let's hope that the regular training will spur us to greater heights on April 2nd.
Gambatte!
On Saturday, I woke up early for the long-awaited CHS Idol.
I felt slightly worried, because I was already kicked out in the early stages of the competition last year.
I was third, behind Benny and a form one girl...
Then came Jia Yi and Audrey...
Lee Chia and Arvind...
Yuen Foong and Sara...
John...
John...
John...
The world revolves around John...
Okay, he was a committee member...
The pressure...
I presume the Form 1 girl was intending to sing 'My Heart will Go On' by Celine Dion.
Benny, the rest and me did a group practice on that song! :P
Till we were stopped by a certain committee member.
Jia Yi was thinking of singing an English song.
She didn't, I guess.
Audrey sang 'You Raise Me Up' by Daniel O'Donnell
As for me......................................
I chose to sing Westlife's 'I Lay My Love on You'
It was an unprepared song, as I only thought of the idea at recent.
Plus, I thought that the judges would prefer newer song that what i initially wanted to sing...
As I went in for the audition, the three judges stared at me, while I sang...
It was a very uncomfortable experience.
Right after I came out, I just realized that Cecelia was in charge of opening the door after the contestants finished singing.
Then, I went for Choral Speaking practice...
Yesterday was also special day for the world.
Why? (lame question... :P)
Well, that because everyone was getting ready to turn their lights off for an hour, in support of Earth Hour.
My family and I went out for dinner.
We turned off the lights, of course.
The dinner place was most unique.
We had a vegetarian guest, and he recommended a vegetarian restaurant.
Just when we were worried about eating fried cabbages and beansprouts, we were surprised by the food choice.
We ordered these:
1. Shark's fin Soup
2. Butter prawns
3. Char Siew
4. Hor Fun with bitter gourd
5. Some bean curd dish
6. Fish...?!
Woah...
My parents were just going to ask him whether he was really vegetarian or not!
:P
They was confused more when he just smiled at them...
Well, all was answered when we ate them...
The texture was slightly different, but overall, the taste was almost the same!
We were overwhelmed by the skills of the chef...
We'll definitely go again!
Maybe... :S
Anyway, school is exciting and boring at the same time.
Just bear with it.
Cheers! :)
Success!
I call it 'B&W Arte'.
Many thanks to:
http://images.google.com
&
http://sjhblogdesign.blogspot.com/
It's still not so ready yet, and so I hope for patience.
Cheers!
^^
Reincarnation of my blog...
Oh, and the apart from the first three songs from the 70's and the last four slow dance hits from the 80's, the rest are the best of the best dance hits from the 80's in ascending order.
And I know that Grease Megamix was made in the 90's, but the original song was made in the 70's...
And so, I put it in the 80's category... :P
I hope you'll enjoy listening to it.
P.S: The sound system for Night Fever is a little monophonic, and so any inconvenience is regretted.
The Prayer
Dear XXX:
About Apologies and Malaysian-Made Cars...










My ‘business trip’…
Bwahaha!
I’m kind of happy with this picture.
Since the Merdeka Day celebration in school, I haven’t officially worn this blazer outside.
So, wondering why I’m wearing this?
Well, let’s just say that Hong Kong is too cold for a single garment to resist.
Greetings from HK! :)
It’s really nice here.
However, we took a slight detour to Macau.
Which is well known for being the ‘Sister Las Vegas’.
Now there’s really one thing which I don’t like about the place.
Look at the sky, and all you see is this---
Though some may not notice, the sky is a full grey.
You seldom see clouds.
Or should I say: Never.
Pollution…
The Venetian Hotel is really big.
Sort of a replica of the one in Vegas.
But, I’ve seen the REALLY real one in Venice
Correction: The place is Venice… :P
Compared to Venice, the hotel is new, without the moss and dirt.
Shopping malls, food courts etc…
Well, at least one tower looked the same:
And that’s all for now I guess…
Hong Kong would have to wait.
Gotta go.
Cheers!


