i think im gna fall in love with fake girls. NOT GAY dun get me wrong i'll never be gay. i meant like those down there (points down). I mean they're perfect, pretty, and oh man...impossible to find..sad...Oh well at least it keeps my mind off other erm..tangible distractions. Less worrisome for my skin too. Quite dumb huh. Well, u can call those people watching anime freaks but i'd say its no different from those who sit in front of tv watching drama series after drama series, the most i'd spent watchin anime a week is 2-3 hours. unlike taiwanese games shows which..well you know urselves. I do not watch tv, as in totally, once in awhile i pop into my parents room to see what they are watching but generally my family doesn't watch tv...AT ALL. Its strange we have 3 tvs in the house but the only time we use them is during the Olympics and other major shows.
Today was strangely short. Well it IS the shortened time table where we have less than 3 hours of lessons a day and end b4 12.45pm supposedely to chiong home and study. but i have other strategies...I NEED A BREAK, common man prelims just over, we barely got over the truama. Played piano twice, too bad nobody listening or playing with me. Playing is fun but its better when u play with someone or have someone listening, or else it gets abit dull, but too many people listening is not good too, v stressful. Den will keep making mistakes, scary..make mistakes seem normal and ok to the player but actually it sounds v bad to the audience..oh man.
Woah! did you see the sunday times. THeres a watermelon 20kg large! thats humongous..could feed me for a month. I love watermelon, in school after every meal i buy two pieces of watermelon and two pieces of honeydew, tell the auntie "帮我切 hor auntie"(i tink my qie wrong but ic an't find the word), den i drop coins worth 1.40 into her hands and she say xie xie xiao di. oh man xiao di...and to think that once in the temple when we were queueing up someone from behind say Uncle let me pass(in chinese), thinking the lady wasn't refering to me, ignored, she got scolded. IM INNOCENT!! Well she didn't see my face and i was dressed slopply, so i guess thats that.
Have you ever offered your seat to someone on the bus or train before?If yes, well good for you. If no, well good for you too. Because its takes more courage to offer someone the seat rather than to ask for a seat urself, especially when ur pregnant with a bulging tummy or old with a walking stick. What if the person says no need?so paiseh. but thats still ok, what if the person gets angry and say "YOU TINK U WHO AR, I WHERE GOT LOOK SO OLD U SEE I STILL YOUNG OK, WHAT GOOD STUDENT I TELL UR SCHOOL AR!! LOOK DOWN ON OTHER PEOPLE." Thats a typical situation that im afraid of. Someone wrote into our principle to criticise our student on the train whom failed to give up a seat to a pregnant lady standing in front of him, the observered said that the student was faking a sleep. Well the student is MY FRIEND, and he lives on the other end of singapore and takes an awfully long time to get to school and genuinely sleeps everyday on the train. Well, who in their right mind won't give up a seat if there is a pregnant woman RIGHT IN FRONT OF YOU, certainly not students. Brainless public. Well if the pregnant lady really needed the seat, she should have asked or something, and not stand in front of a sleeping person. Im sure students in our school will be gracious enough to give up the seat if asked. Who wouldn't, even if social conciousness wasn't sufficient, the magnitude of paiseh at the point in time would be immense if you'd say NO. Public, save your complains for genuinely uncough students like those, hais...from my sec school.
A kind person told me yesterday that my words were very sharp and sometimes i unintentionally hurt people(or intentionally, but i wouldn't do that without truthful agenda). So from now i shall be extremely careful. To only express mild and neutral or positive words and feelings that will not harm others, not forgetting to some extend, politically correct. Wushu j2s are coming to my hse on sat, hope my dog is friendly, teeheehee grins*.
Lame comment of the day: A head of a certain school that i have special connections to looks like a monkey.(becareful what u say on the internet)
i think im gna fall in love with fake girls. NOT GAY dun get me wrong i'll never be gay. i meant like those down there (points down). I mean they're perfect, pretty, and oh man...impossible to find..sad...Oh well at least it keeps my mind off other erm..tangible distractions. Less worrisome for my skin too. Quite dumb huh. Well, u can call those people watching anime freaks but i'd say its no different from those who sit in front of tv watching drama series after drama series, the most i'd spent watchin anime a week is 2-3 hours. unlike taiwanese games shows which..well you know urselves. I do not watch tv, as in totally, once in awhile i pop into my parents room to see what they are watching but generally my family doesn't watch tv...AT ALL. Its strange we have 3 tvs in the house but the only time we use them is during the Olympics and other major shows.
Today was strangely short. Well it IS the shortened time table where we have less than 3 hours of lessons a day and end b4 12.45pm supposedely to chiong home and study. but i have other strategies...I NEED A BREAK, common man prelims just over, we barely got over the truama. Played piano twice, too bad nobody listening or playing with me. Playing is fun but its better when u play with someone or have someone listening, or else it gets abit dull, but too many people listening is not good too, v stressful. Den will keep making mistakes, scary..make mistakes seem normal and ok to the player but actually it sounds v bad to the audience..oh man.
Woah! did you see the sunday times. THeres a watermelon 20kg large! thats humongous..could feed me for a month. I love watermelon, in school after every meal i buy two pieces of watermelon and two pieces of honeydew, tell the auntie "帮我切 hor auntie"(i tink my qie wrong but ic an't find the word), den i drop coins worth 1.40 into her hands and she say xie xie xiao di. oh man xiao di...and to think that once in the temple when we were queueing up someone from behind say Uncle let me pass(in chinese), thinking the lady wasn't refering to me, ignored, she got scolded. IM INNOCENT!! Well she didn't see my face and i was dressed slopply, so i guess thats that.
Have you ever offered your seat to someone on the bus or train before?If yes, well good for you. If no, well good for you too. Because its takes more courage to offer someone the seat rather than to ask for a seat urself, especially when ur pregnant with a bulging tummy or old with a walking stick. What if the person says no need?so paiseh. but thats still ok, what if the person gets angry and say "YOU TINK U WHO AR, I WHERE GOT LOOK SO OLD U SEE I STILL YOUNG OK, WHAT GOOD STUDENT I TELL UR SCHOOL AR!! LOOK DOWN ON OTHER PEOPLE." Thats a typical situation that im afraid of. Someone wrote into our principle to criticise our student on the train whom failed to give up a seat to a pregnant lady standing in front of him, the observered said that the student was faking a sleep. Well the student is MY FRIEND, and he lives on the other end of singapore and takes an awfully long time to get to school and genuinely sleeps everyday on the train. Well, who in their right mind won't give up a seat if there is a pregnant woman RIGHT IN FRONT OF YOU, certainly not students. Brainless public. Well if the pregnant lady really needed the seat, she should have asked or something, and not stand in front of a sleeping person. Im sure students in our school will be gracious enough to give up the seat if asked. Who wouldn't, even if social conciousness wasn't sufficient, the magnitude of paiseh at the point in time would be immense if you'd say NO. Public, save your complains for genuinely uncough students like those, hais...from my sec school.
A kind person told me yesterday that my words were very sharp and sometimes i unintentionally hurt people(or intentionally, but i wouldn't do that without truthful agenda). So from now i shall be extremely careful. To only express mild and neutral or positive words and feelings that will not harm others, not forgetting to some extend, politically correct. Wushu j2s are coming to my hse on sat, hope my dog is friendly, teeheehee grins*.
Lame comment of the day: A head of a certain school that i have special connections to looks like a monkey.(becareful what u say on the internet)