I am now working part-time at a retail shop in taka. This job is introduced to me by my new friend whom I got to know during the one-day job mentioned in the previous post. Thus, we are now colleagues, as he's working at the same place too, and also friends, I guess. Lol. The job is tiring at first as I wasn't used to standing for long hours. But now I am totally fine with standing. I think either my legs have accustomed to it or they are numb and I can't feel anything. I could even stand for 8 hours straight without sitting down once! I thought that's a feat :p And I get to eat free candies and chocolates which are really awesome!!! Butler's, Hershey's, Lindt etc. Especially I'm a chocoholic!!! Perhaps, no...I 'm sure it's the chocolates that give me the energy and spirit to last me the day.
Talking about this new friend of mine, I am wondering if our friendship would last long. He has had worked for 8 months before returning to the shop again to continue working, hence he knew the system the company adopts and some of the people who are working there. So it gets awkward when I approach him wanting to talk to him since he might rather have the rest to interact with him, not to mention that I only joined the company recently. Moreover, he's an easy-going and funny lad. Unsurprisingly, he's popular. At the moment, the decision I made is not to expect much. I will not create unnecessary interaction lest I might've to face the undesirable disappointment eventually, an experience I wouldn't want to go through again. In such a situation, prevention is better than adjustment of one's mood later. I guess watching One Piece really makes me wanna find my nakama...
I shall focus on earning cash and then spend some on my Wants list, including New Era caps, formal shoes, skinny/ super skinny jeans, Samsung Galaxy SIII / new iPhone. My Wants KIV list includes shoes, ear/headphones, Eastpak bag, spectacles.
Saturday, July 28, 2012
Friday, July 06, 2012
Resolution
Went to work for a day yesterday at a retail store. 10 hours of standing, almost doing nothing, earning $8/h. I must say this is the easiest job ever to earning such relatively high wage. Perhaps the only issue is having to stand at all times. But hey, it's only 1 day! :D
Let me talk about my 2-week job experience at expo. The job is easy, just that the hall is big. Hence I had to walk around 10 minutes to collect all unwanted items from customers before returning to the main storeroom to categorize them and return to the promoters. On weekdays, the crowd is small so we have the luxury of time to slack around. It is one of the evenings while I was browsing some books on sale when a promoter approached me and talk to me, because he was bored too. We started talking and in a blink of an eye, hours flew past and it's almost time to knock off. Thereafter, we talked and time passed faster. As we clicked rather well, it became a motivation for me to coming to work the next day. I was glad that this new friend of mine confided some of his personal matters to me as this would show that he trusts me, after only knowing each other for a total of less than 12 hours in the span of 3 days or so. It is then I realized that working is not only about the money; if you are lucky, you'd meet a fellow friend whom you could click well with and become someone whom you could confide in. And the latter certainly makes you like working more, however dull it may be, because you didn't just gain money; you gain friendship(s). :)
And yesterday, lucky me met a friend with whom I can click well! I really didn't expect this since it's only a one-day job and I wasn't expecting or intending to make any new friend there. After all, we might not meet anymore when the shop closed. It is quite a coincidental one. I was shifted to another location to cover another person who's going to have his break. At first, it was rather awkward since I was a new face there and had to adjust myself to the new environment which, of course, requires some time. There was this promoter standing less that 3 meters away from me as he was manning his stall. So this time round, I approached him and tried to break the ice. In my mind, I was prepared for anything like him not keen to talk to me, as I reminded myself I am going to work for only 1 day. It doesn't matter whether thing turns bad. After introducing ourselves, he shared with me his unforgettable experience in school laboratory lesson in which he cried as he made a serious safety breach. I think one wouldn't reveal his moments of weaknesses easily to another person, especially after 15 minutes only. Luckily for me, I managed to make a friend whom I can click well with in my second job. :)
One thing about me is that I don't feel comfortable asking for exchange for contacts. In both encounters, it is always the other party who initiate the exchange. And I am glad and thankful for that. Haha...
Let me talk about my 2-week job experience at expo. The job is easy, just that the hall is big. Hence I had to walk around 10 minutes to collect all unwanted items from customers before returning to the main storeroom to categorize them and return to the promoters. On weekdays, the crowd is small so we have the luxury of time to slack around. It is one of the evenings while I was browsing some books on sale when a promoter approached me and talk to me, because he was bored too. We started talking and in a blink of an eye, hours flew past and it's almost time to knock off. Thereafter, we talked and time passed faster. As we clicked rather well, it became a motivation for me to coming to work the next day. I was glad that this new friend of mine confided some of his personal matters to me as this would show that he trusts me, after only knowing each other for a total of less than 12 hours in the span of 3 days or so. It is then I realized that working is not only about the money; if you are lucky, you'd meet a fellow friend whom you could click well with and become someone whom you could confide in. And the latter certainly makes you like working more, however dull it may be, because you didn't just gain money; you gain friendship(s). :)
And yesterday, lucky me met a friend with whom I can click well! I really didn't expect this since it's only a one-day job and I wasn't expecting or intending to make any new friend there. After all, we might not meet anymore when the shop closed. It is quite a coincidental one. I was shifted to another location to cover another person who's going to have his break. At first, it was rather awkward since I was a new face there and had to adjust myself to the new environment which, of course, requires some time. There was this promoter standing less that 3 meters away from me as he was manning his stall. So this time round, I approached him and tried to break the ice. In my mind, I was prepared for anything like him not keen to talk to me, as I reminded myself I am going to work for only 1 day. It doesn't matter whether thing turns bad. After introducing ourselves, he shared with me his unforgettable experience in school laboratory lesson in which he cried as he made a serious safety breach. I think one wouldn't reveal his moments of weaknesses easily to another person, especially after 15 minutes only. Luckily for me, I managed to make a friend whom I can click well with in my second job. :)
One thing about me is that I don't feel comfortable asking for exchange for contacts. In both encounters, it is always the other party who initiate the exchange. And I am glad and thankful for that. Haha...
Sunday, May 20, 2012
May-June overseas time
So year 1 sem 2 results will be out in 4 days' time. But, i won't be checking, until i am back to S'pore. Like that time when I was in Vietnam, this is so that it won't affect my mood when I should be enjoying myself overseas! =P
Will be flying to Chongqing in 2 days' time, taking SilkAir airline departing at 12.45pm and will reach at Chongqing-Jiangbei International Airport at 5.30pm. That means I'll have to wake up early in the morning to get everything prepared and ready. Well, at least it's an afternoon flight - no need to waste money on taxi fare to travel if it were in the middle of the night. Gonna visit Fairy Mountain for 2 days during the first weekend. I guess this would be the most enjoyable time it would be in the entire trip. Other site visits include Ci Qi Kou and Dazu Rock Carvings, which I reckon will not be interesting. Also looking forward to free time there with new friends whom I'll be meeting soon. On the last day, the plane will land at 10.55pm. Hope I can catch the last train~
The very next day, I'll be flying to Hong Kong with yanli, yanhong, yukai and engtong! My first time going overseas with them. I'm pretty sure we'll have a crazily fun time together for 6 days! I'm excited for the theme park! Adrenaline rush! Woohoo~! Of course one cannot miss the dim sum in HK. I'm also pretty sure I'll gain weight which I must then shed off asap, in preparation for my IPPT which I must pass before 22 Oct.
On a side note, it does feel like I'm some successful businessman who often travels. Lol...
After these 2 trips, I gonna start work. In a blink of an eye, new semester will commence and life goes on~
Friday, May 04, 2012
Year 1 over
Finally, exams are over! It has been a long wait. Results will be released in 20 days' time. I shall have no expectations for the kind of grades I would get. Like last semester, I shall only see my results when I get back to Singapore from Chongqing.
Next up on my schedule (lol like I'm some artiste), I would be busy with my dance rehearsal. The actual performance is just next Saturday. Hope that I won't make any mistake that will spoil the dance. Dancing on stage is one of the dreams; that it now can be realized, I am really glad.
On 22 May, I will be flying to Chongqing for 2-week immersion programme! I am, of course, going to play and enjoy myself there, with a new bunch of friends whom I have not met yet but I hope, like my Vietnam trip, they're going to be friendly. Besides earning 3 AU, I am more concerned about the places that we're going to visit. Since there won't be any tour guides bringing us around, we have the liberty to make our own itinerary. The fun part has to be the planning stage. Haha.. Gonna apply for my visa on Monday, and then I would have completed all administrative matters for this immersion.
Between now and then, I shall EXERCISE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I NEED to get my fitness back! IPPT window will be closing in 4 months. Oh man~
I think I won't mind going back for a 9-week Basic Military Training again, just to become fitter.
I will be watching Naruto anime during this 3-month break. Yeah! How I miss Naruto! But I am unable to remember which is the last episode I have watched almost 2 years ago. So I think I shall start from either the death of Jiraiya or death of Itachi, whichever is later.
Next up on my schedule (lol like I'm some artiste), I would be busy with my dance rehearsal. The actual performance is just next Saturday. Hope that I won't make any mistake that will spoil the dance. Dancing on stage is one of the dreams; that it now can be realized, I am really glad.
On 22 May, I will be flying to Chongqing for 2-week immersion programme! I am, of course, going to play and enjoy myself there, with a new bunch of friends whom I have not met yet but I hope, like my Vietnam trip, they're going to be friendly. Besides earning 3 AU, I am more concerned about the places that we're going to visit. Since there won't be any tour guides bringing us around, we have the liberty to make our own itinerary. The fun part has to be the planning stage. Haha.. Gonna apply for my visa on Monday, and then I would have completed all administrative matters for this immersion.
Between now and then, I shall EXERCISE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I NEED to get my fitness back! IPPT window will be closing in 4 months. Oh man~
I think I won't mind going back for a 9-week Basic Military Training again, just to become fitter.
I will be watching Naruto anime during this 3-month break. Yeah! How I miss Naruto! But I am unable to remember which is the last episode I have watched almost 2 years ago. So I think I shall start from either the death of Jiraiya or death of Itachi, whichever is later.
Thursday, April 19, 2012
Year 1 Sem 2 exams nearing
It's the stressful period of the semester. Burning midnight oil every day. First paper on Monday - Calculus II. Next paper on Wed - Physical Chemistry! All require calculations. Must take care of units! Then, I have a week break before the next 2 papers on Wed: Biological Chemistry (calculations again, on buffer, isoelectric points of amino acids) in the morning followed by Defence Science in the evening. Finally, last paper on the Friday - Polymer Chemistry which has, again, more calculations to do (rate of polymerization, including step-growth, chain-growth, ionic, radical, as well as stress/strain relationship, Young modulus, Bragg law etc).
CA results just above average only for most modules.
STRESS.
Then again, I must remind myself, just as what I told myself since uni starts, that GPA is not everything. Be content with what you have achieved. After all, GPA is not the top on the list of qualities the employers are looking for when recruiting employees. It is the communication skills that is the most important. Here again, I should not stress myself out too much. Whatever will be, will be. So long as I have put in my best effort for every question, I shall have no regrets whatsoever with the end results. Gonna have Naruto's spirit! Believe in yourself! =D
Friday, February 10, 2012
Year 1 Sem 2
Recess week in just 2 weeks' time. Oh gosh, time really flies!
Gotta start being serious at studying right away!
Physical Chemistry mid-term on the last day before recess week. Jiayou!
Finally finished doing my Physical Chemistry notes today. Spent around 5 hours?!
What's left are Polymer Chemistry, Calculus II, Biological Chemistry.. Gonna finish notes for this 3 modules asap..
Had been busy with Chingay, SNSD and Dangerous Boys, 49 Days since the start of the year. Now catching up on Dream High 2. Maybe I'll be joining Jtterbugs recital performance in May at Drama Centre at National Library. So I should expect many rehearsals throughout this semester.
Gotta be effective in my study methods. Time is not on my side. But I believe it would be worthwhile eventually.
Have faith :)
Okay, tmr Calculus II tutorial at 8.30am. Just finished watching Dream High 2 Episode 3. Gonna watch episode 4 tmr. Then I'll do my notes!
Ciaos~
Thursday, January 05, 2012
ISP Vietnam Dec 2011
It had always been a dream of mine to go on a mission trip and I'm glad I had realised it before the end of 2011. I sincerely want to contribute to making this world a better place for us to live in. The divide between the rich and poor is ever increasing. Within myself, there is a calling for which I know I want to serve - I want to be an active global citizen and help spread the love to the less privileged.
Supposedly, I and a friend of mine had wanted to join this international service trip together. Due to mum's fear of her child suffering hardship, my friend withdrew, and I was expected to go without a friend. Things didn't turn out too bad just because I knew no one there as there are a few of the rest joined alone too. One said she simply wanted to join in this trip to help and so signed up for it while another wanted to get an experience of OCIP. Perhaps I should have known that the participants of this trip must be kind-hearted people, hence they joined. Duh.. So my initial worries of bring unable to make buddies during the trip since I was alone was redundant. The people are very friendly and I felt at ease with them.
Most of the participants are from business school. I had no idea why. 3 others are from my faculty. 1 from Chemical engineering. I shared a room with 2 others, both from business school, one in year 2 and another in year 3. So, being the youngest, they took good care of me. I am really thankful to them! For the first 10 days, I had no Vietnam dong with me as I had not changed my USD to dong, as such I couldn't buy anything whenever we had a supermarket break. My roomies were fast to let me know that they could lend me money first if I want to buy something, and reminded me not to stand on ceremony on this matter. Even though I was not prepared to accept their loan, I really appreciate their offer. My year 2 roomie even wanted to me to keep a note first in case I want to buy something but I returned to him as, well, I still find it embarrassing to accept his kind offer.
To add on to the list of my year 2 roomie's kindness, he peeled off the shell of a prawn for me because he knew that I was reluctant to dirty my hands peeling off the shell and would rather not eat the prawn. How did he know that? I told him frankly when he asked me why I did not eat the prawns. I did try to reject the peeled prawn when he offered me but I understood that he wouldn't allow me to reject it, so I ate the prawn he peeled for me. He asked me if the prawn tastes nice. I answered him that it tastes nice, of course, especially when it was peeled from a friend whom you spent only a few days with together and was willing to do something for you when he could just choose not to bother about this small matter.
Let me blog about what I did over at Dong Thap province, Cao Lanh city of Vietnam. From the information given to us, the suburban ward in which we lived in during the project period has an area of almost 830 hectares, populated with 11 000 people from 2 500 households. 43.4% of the housholds were considered poor. The people earned their living through agriculture and small business. Indeed, on our way to lunch, we had to walked 10 minutes and passed by households which are selling snacks and toys just outside their houses. I guessed that is how they earned extra penny.
On my first day in the class with the kids aged between 3 and 5, they welcomed us by showering us with generous kisses and passionate hugs! I was truly overwhelmed by their hospitality! One of them even aimed at my lips such that I had to move my face away and stop them from charging towards me with my arm stretched! Nonetheless, I was happy that they accepted us so readily and made us feel welcomed. They did a superb job on that! I had forgotten to mention that while we had learnt to say hello in Vientamese - Xin Chao, the kids were already repeatedly saying 'Hello!' to us before we stepped into the classrooms! We should bear in mind that Vietnamese only starts to learn English at Primary 3 and thus the kids totally had no English background. How enthusiastic they were to our visit!
Most of the time in the classroom, I would sit on the floor with the kids while one of us would teach them alphabets at the front of the classroom. The kids love to lie their heads on my laps or to sit in front of me when I sat cross-legged. I guess they were curious about us foreigners who would be visiting them for 7 school days. I am proud to say that my class is the only class that had successfully learnt all 26 letters and sang the ABC song out of the total 4 classes. Teaching them could be tiring but their enthusiastic response of repeating the letter after me kept me focused on teaching them and achieving our goals of teaching them the English alphabets.
Sadly, language barrier was a big obstacle. The kids were all enthusiastically telling me something but I do not understand at all, only able to patronize them with a nod and a smile when they finshed speaking. Luckily, hand signals are universal and kids do understand what we are trying to convey. So yea, hand signals are our main communication tool. For instance, during the time for the kids to play when class ended and were waiting for their parents to pick them up, some play ball and asked us to play with them. In a game of throwing a ball into a basket, we would use hand signal to ask them to stand further away from the basket before throwing, to increase the challenge and fun. They gladly follow what we asked them to, as they understood us.
Over there, I learnt a few Vietnames that are useful during class. For example, ngoi xuong means to sit down, do len means to speak louder and im lang means to keep quiet. Also, I learnt that in order to signal the kids to respond or to repeat what you had said, you must say "1, 2, 3" before they will respond, in Vietnamse of course. So "1, 2, 3" in Vietnamese is "Mot, hai, ba", and you can be assured of a response after saying that :) Besides, we learnt 2 Vietnamese kids songs and we sang with the kids. They were much better than us when it comes to singing these Vietnamese songs; the easiest line for me is "Mot hai ba, mot hai ba, mot hai ba bon nam sau bai", which means "1 2 3, 1 2 3, 1 2 3 4 5 6 7". It is not true that only we are teaching them, the kids teach us, or rather tried to teach us Vietnamese letters too from their workbook. We tried to joke with them by pointing to a tiger in the book, saying that it is "gong meow", which we know that it means cat in Vietnamese, and the kid would be enthusiastic to tell us it is not gong meow, and tell us the correct words which I could not remember. Haha...
Besides doing teaching, we are also involved in renovating classrooms. We did scraping of the old blue paint off the walls, repainted the walls with pink paint and cemented the gaps between the tiles with white cement. The construction could get boring at times but the kids were my motivation to keep myself going and try to meet our objectives of renovating 2 classrooms and constructing 1 new classroom. Really, what we can teach the kids is very limited due to language barrier. The classrooms are we could really contribute and they serve a greater purpose for the kids will be using them - a better learning environment for them. It is through the construction that we did something concrete for the kids, rather than teaching them ABC. Having said that, that does not mean the teaching is redundant for the kids do come towards me and read for me A - Z and 1 - 10 in English, just to interact with me. This shows that they learnt something from us too.
On the last day, the kids kissed us, again. I guessed this is how the kids show their hospitality and appreciation towards us. I must really thank the locals there for their acceptance of us to share our knowledge with them. What made me happiest is that my favourite kid kissed my forearm thrice when I sat beside him, purposely since he is my favourite, while attending the completion ceremony of the renovation and construction of classrooms. Hee! Kiss in Vietnamese is "hon". Ususally we would point our fingers to our face, asking the asking the kids to "hon" - trying to tell the kids to kiss our cheeks. But my favourite, without my "instigation", kissed my forearm, thrice! That would show that he appreciates me for being there, or maybe he knew that he is my favourite. That could be obvious given that I took pictures with him almost every day. Haha!
But, my favourite cried on our last day of seeing each other because he did not receive the gift from YMCA Vietnam as there are not enough gifts for all the kids. He stood still, not responding to whatever we do to make him smile. Moments later, a tear slid down his smooth cheek. I quickly wipe his tear away with my thumb across his cheek. I only wanted him to be happy and smile since it is the last day and last time that I would see him already. I wanted to buy something for him to make him feel better from not having to receive the gift. The problem was I had no dong then. Fortunately, my year 3 roomie was nearby and he passed me 20 000 dong to me so that I could buy some snacks for my favourite from the shop just outside the kindergarten. So i held his litte hand and led him to the shop, carried him up and tried to ask him to point to which snack he would like to have. I was relieved when he responded by stretching his arm out and pointed to me which snack he want. So eventually, I bought 2 snacks for him. Still, he did not smile but I was glad that he accepted my offer of wanting to cheer him up by signalling to me which snacks he want. I felt that he understood my kind intentions although unsure of whether he could understand the insufficient number of gifts to be distributed. Well, after all, he is still a kid. So it is perfectly normal for him to feel sad and cry over not receiving a gift. While there was one other kid who cried out loud, my favourite, surprisingly, stood there motionlessly and we could only tell that he was sad, too, by being in tears silently. Perhaps he is the kind of personality which would endure silently rather than making a big fuss over something he feels sad about.
I hope that there would be a day to come such that we could fly back and visit the kids again!
So there are people out there waiting for our assistance, in terms of living standards. It is not quality of life I am talking about. I feel that we ought to help whenever we could. It is a sad phenomenon when people are so engrossed in their pursuit of luxurious lifestyle and completely forget about fellow friends in low living standard conditions. Of course, this does not mean that being financially poor don't feel happy. In the same way, neither does having mountains of fortune necessary make one happy. The level of happiness and the figure in the bank account does not correlate. The point is that we all should have basic liveable condition and the rest is bonus.
Give wherever we can. You will find that actually we receive much more. :)
Supposedly, I and a friend of mine had wanted to join this international service trip together. Due to mum's fear of her child suffering hardship, my friend withdrew, and I was expected to go without a friend. Things didn't turn out too bad just because I knew no one there as there are a few of the rest joined alone too. One said she simply wanted to join in this trip to help and so signed up for it while another wanted to get an experience of OCIP. Perhaps I should have known that the participants of this trip must be kind-hearted people, hence they joined. Duh.. So my initial worries of bring unable to make buddies during the trip since I was alone was redundant. The people are very friendly and I felt at ease with them.
Most of the participants are from business school. I had no idea why. 3 others are from my faculty. 1 from Chemical engineering. I shared a room with 2 others, both from business school, one in year 2 and another in year 3. So, being the youngest, they took good care of me. I am really thankful to them! For the first 10 days, I had no Vietnam dong with me as I had not changed my USD to dong, as such I couldn't buy anything whenever we had a supermarket break. My roomies were fast to let me know that they could lend me money first if I want to buy something, and reminded me not to stand on ceremony on this matter. Even though I was not prepared to accept their loan, I really appreciate their offer. My year 2 roomie even wanted to me to keep a note first in case I want to buy something but I returned to him as, well, I still find it embarrassing to accept his kind offer.
To add on to the list of my year 2 roomie's kindness, he peeled off the shell of a prawn for me because he knew that I was reluctant to dirty my hands peeling off the shell and would rather not eat the prawn. How did he know that? I told him frankly when he asked me why I did not eat the prawns. I did try to reject the peeled prawn when he offered me but I understood that he wouldn't allow me to reject it, so I ate the prawn he peeled for me. He asked me if the prawn tastes nice. I answered him that it tastes nice, of course, especially when it was peeled from a friend whom you spent only a few days with together and was willing to do something for you when he could just choose not to bother about this small matter.
Let me blog about what I did over at Dong Thap province, Cao Lanh city of Vietnam. From the information given to us, the suburban ward in which we lived in during the project period has an area of almost 830 hectares, populated with 11 000 people from 2 500 households. 43.4% of the housholds were considered poor. The people earned their living through agriculture and small business. Indeed, on our way to lunch, we had to walked 10 minutes and passed by households which are selling snacks and toys just outside their houses. I guessed that is how they earned extra penny.
On my first day in the class with the kids aged between 3 and 5, they welcomed us by showering us with generous kisses and passionate hugs! I was truly overwhelmed by their hospitality! One of them even aimed at my lips such that I had to move my face away and stop them from charging towards me with my arm stretched! Nonetheless, I was happy that they accepted us so readily and made us feel welcomed. They did a superb job on that! I had forgotten to mention that while we had learnt to say hello in Vientamese - Xin Chao, the kids were already repeatedly saying 'Hello!' to us before we stepped into the classrooms! We should bear in mind that Vietnamese only starts to learn English at Primary 3 and thus the kids totally had no English background. How enthusiastic they were to our visit!
Most of the time in the classroom, I would sit on the floor with the kids while one of us would teach them alphabets at the front of the classroom. The kids love to lie their heads on my laps or to sit in front of me when I sat cross-legged. I guess they were curious about us foreigners who would be visiting them for 7 school days. I am proud to say that my class is the only class that had successfully learnt all 26 letters and sang the ABC song out of the total 4 classes. Teaching them could be tiring but their enthusiastic response of repeating the letter after me kept me focused on teaching them and achieving our goals of teaching them the English alphabets.
Sadly, language barrier was a big obstacle. The kids were all enthusiastically telling me something but I do not understand at all, only able to patronize them with a nod and a smile when they finshed speaking. Luckily, hand signals are universal and kids do understand what we are trying to convey. So yea, hand signals are our main communication tool. For instance, during the time for the kids to play when class ended and were waiting for their parents to pick them up, some play ball and asked us to play with them. In a game of throwing a ball into a basket, we would use hand signal to ask them to stand further away from the basket before throwing, to increase the challenge and fun. They gladly follow what we asked them to, as they understood us.
Over there, I learnt a few Vietnames that are useful during class. For example, ngoi xuong means to sit down, do len means to speak louder and im lang means to keep quiet. Also, I learnt that in order to signal the kids to respond or to repeat what you had said, you must say "1, 2, 3" before they will respond, in Vietnamse of course. So "1, 2, 3" in Vietnamese is "Mot, hai, ba", and you can be assured of a response after saying that :) Besides, we learnt 2 Vietnamese kids songs and we sang with the kids. They were much better than us when it comes to singing these Vietnamese songs; the easiest line for me is "Mot hai ba, mot hai ba, mot hai ba bon nam sau bai", which means "1 2 3, 1 2 3, 1 2 3 4 5 6 7". It is not true that only we are teaching them, the kids teach us, or rather tried to teach us Vietnamese letters too from their workbook. We tried to joke with them by pointing to a tiger in the book, saying that it is "gong meow", which we know that it means cat in Vietnamese, and the kid would be enthusiastic to tell us it is not gong meow, and tell us the correct words which I could not remember. Haha...
Besides doing teaching, we are also involved in renovating classrooms. We did scraping of the old blue paint off the walls, repainted the walls with pink paint and cemented the gaps between the tiles with white cement. The construction could get boring at times but the kids were my motivation to keep myself going and try to meet our objectives of renovating 2 classrooms and constructing 1 new classroom. Really, what we can teach the kids is very limited due to language barrier. The classrooms are we could really contribute and they serve a greater purpose for the kids will be using them - a better learning environment for them. It is through the construction that we did something concrete for the kids, rather than teaching them ABC. Having said that, that does not mean the teaching is redundant for the kids do come towards me and read for me A - Z and 1 - 10 in English, just to interact with me. This shows that they learnt something from us too.
On the last day, the kids kissed us, again. I guessed this is how the kids show their hospitality and appreciation towards us. I must really thank the locals there for their acceptance of us to share our knowledge with them. What made me happiest is that my favourite kid kissed my forearm thrice when I sat beside him, purposely since he is my favourite, while attending the completion ceremony of the renovation and construction of classrooms. Hee! Kiss in Vietnamese is "hon". Ususally we would point our fingers to our face, asking the asking the kids to "hon" - trying to tell the kids to kiss our cheeks. But my favourite, without my "instigation", kissed my forearm, thrice! That would show that he appreciates me for being there, or maybe he knew that he is my favourite. That could be obvious given that I took pictures with him almost every day. Haha!
But, my favourite cried on our last day of seeing each other because he did not receive the gift from YMCA Vietnam as there are not enough gifts for all the kids. He stood still, not responding to whatever we do to make him smile. Moments later, a tear slid down his smooth cheek. I quickly wipe his tear away with my thumb across his cheek. I only wanted him to be happy and smile since it is the last day and last time that I would see him already. I wanted to buy something for him to make him feel better from not having to receive the gift. The problem was I had no dong then. Fortunately, my year 3 roomie was nearby and he passed me 20 000 dong to me so that I could buy some snacks for my favourite from the shop just outside the kindergarten. So i held his litte hand and led him to the shop, carried him up and tried to ask him to point to which snack he would like to have. I was relieved when he responded by stretching his arm out and pointed to me which snack he want. So eventually, I bought 2 snacks for him. Still, he did not smile but I was glad that he accepted my offer of wanting to cheer him up by signalling to me which snacks he want. I felt that he understood my kind intentions although unsure of whether he could understand the insufficient number of gifts to be distributed. Well, after all, he is still a kid. So it is perfectly normal for him to feel sad and cry over not receiving a gift. While there was one other kid who cried out loud, my favourite, surprisingly, stood there motionlessly and we could only tell that he was sad, too, by being in tears silently. Perhaps he is the kind of personality which would endure silently rather than making a big fuss over something he feels sad about.
I hope that there would be a day to come such that we could fly back and visit the kids again!
So there are people out there waiting for our assistance, in terms of living standards. It is not quality of life I am talking about. I feel that we ought to help whenever we could. It is a sad phenomenon when people are so engrossed in their pursuit of luxurious lifestyle and completely forget about fellow friends in low living standard conditions. Of course, this does not mean that being financially poor don't feel happy. In the same way, neither does having mountains of fortune necessary make one happy. The level of happiness and the figure in the bank account does not correlate. The point is that we all should have basic liveable condition and the rest is bonus.
Give wherever we can. You will find that actually we receive much more. :)
Friday, November 25, 2011
Macau
So my parents have come back from their Macau/Hong Kong/Zhuhai, Guangdong province trip yesterday night. While they had been enjoying their trip for almost 5 days, I had finished 3 papers ~.~"
But they brought back Portuguese egg tarts!!! Lao po bing from Hong Kong and seafood from Zhuhai!!! among others... =DD
My dad was lucky. In a lucky draw he won a free night in a 6-star hotel! ;) My mum won $HK900 in the casino.. Lol~
In about 3 weeks, I'll be going Ho Chi Minh City for my first overseas service programme.. Not sure if I'll enjoy as my friend withdrew due to family objection. Oh well. That means I'll have to try to mingle with the rest, or I'll be a loner for 13 days! It'll be so sad if I have nobody as buddies for the entire trip, especially in the last 3 days of R&R.. Nevertheless, it'll be a meaningful trip yes :)
By the way, if you want to contribute towards school infrastructure building in Vietnam, I'm selling 5 bookmarks for $10 in an effort to raise funds for this project =)) Your contribution will make a difference :)
Alright, need to study =P
Forensic Science on Monday.
MAMA awards on Tuesday.
And finally last paper - Inorganic Chemistry - on Wednesday. For this, I'll be competing with scholars from China. The paper is set by a physical chemistry, which means formulae and mathematical manipulations are very important!
Good luck!
But they brought back Portuguese egg tarts!!! Lao po bing from Hong Kong and seafood from Zhuhai!!! among others... =DD
My dad was lucky. In a lucky draw he won a free night in a 6-star hotel! ;) My mum won $HK900 in the casino.. Lol~
In about 3 weeks, I'll be going Ho Chi Minh City for my first overseas service programme.. Not sure if I'll enjoy as my friend withdrew due to family objection. Oh well. That means I'll have to try to mingle with the rest, or I'll be a loner for 13 days! It'll be so sad if I have nobody as buddies for the entire trip, especially in the last 3 days of R&R.. Nevertheless, it'll be a meaningful trip yes :)
By the way, if you want to contribute towards school infrastructure building in Vietnam, I'm selling 5 bookmarks for $10 in an effort to raise funds for this project =)) Your contribution will make a difference :)
Alright, need to study =P
Forensic Science on Monday.
MAMA awards on Tuesday.
And finally last paper - Inorganic Chemistry - on Wednesday. For this, I'll be competing with scholars from China. The paper is set by a physical chemistry, which means formulae and mathematical manipulations are very important!
Good luck!
Monday, November 21, 2011
LUCK
GOOD LUCK FOR FINALS!!!
Don't think so much. Put in your best efforts in each question.
Everything will be fine.
=)
Don't think so much. Put in your best efforts in each question.
Everything will be fine.
=)
Wednesday, November 16, 2011
那些年,我们一起追的女孩
看了《那些年,我们一起追的女孩》。我想这部电影勾起了我们求学时代的回忆,才会让那么多人都喜欢这部台湾制作的电影。它使我心里有所感慨。
片中的一些台词让我印象深刻,如“其实我们做的很多事,倒头来都是徒劳无功的”,“世上真有一些梦想,不论你怎么努力,还是达不到的”。这令我领悟到原来很多事不是因为我们的坚持不懈就表示将来终究会有所获得。很多时候,是我们所抱的态度,即乐观、开朗、船到桥头自然直、有梦想就有希望,才使我们虽然心里清楚知道结果未必如所愿,却仍有勇往直前去奋斗的决心。
求学时代当然也少不了对某人有所喜欢,而电影的暧昧情节也牵起了大家各自的深刻回忆,不禁都会心一笑。本人也相当怀念国中的日子;那时是我们“小大人”初尝成为大人的滋味,变得有些叛逆,认为自己已经“长大”,可以为所欲为了。都怪好奇心作祟,我们都在想谈恋爱到底是什么样的滋味儿啊?的确,国中给予了我们寻找人生意义的机会,更是让我们体验到挑战失败的平台,我想这就是为何国中是一段令人难忘的时光。它教会了我们许多道理。
令我感到不解的是,以前的人不都较害羞吗,男女主角怎么都那么轻易地说出“我喜欢你”啊?难道不会感到害臊吗?尤其这是作者的真实故事,所以电影多数情节都在现实发生过。后来,我想是他们都拿得起,放得下;喜欢就喜欢,告诉对方心里的感受,并没什么大不了的。我非常欣赏他们的坦白,也对自己感到羞愧。
故事的最后,女主角并没和男主角在一起。我好想知道女主角到底是爱着她的新欢还是男主角。看来只有柯景腾才能知道,即如果他去问沈佳宜,而沈佳宜有坦白地回答他。
男女主角将爱情升华成永远的好友,我想这个结果不尽完美。但这又回到我们最初的论点:人生又能获得几分完美呢?男主角最后认为能够由衷地祝福她,也不见得那么的不可能。因为能够祝福对方一生快乐,也是一种爱她的表现。这或许就是男主角所持有的信念,让他可以继续踏上人生的旅程,而我们今天也才能看到他的作品。
但愿,有情人终成眷属。
片中的一些台词让我印象深刻,如“其实我们做的很多事,倒头来都是徒劳无功的”,“世上真有一些梦想,不论你怎么努力,还是达不到的”。这令我领悟到原来很多事不是因为我们的坚持不懈就表示将来终究会有所获得。很多时候,是我们所抱的态度,即乐观、开朗、船到桥头自然直、有梦想就有希望,才使我们虽然心里清楚知道结果未必如所愿,却仍有勇往直前去奋斗的决心。
求学时代当然也少不了对某人有所喜欢,而电影的暧昧情节也牵起了大家各自的深刻回忆,不禁都会心一笑。本人也相当怀念国中的日子;那时是我们“小大人”初尝成为大人的滋味,变得有些叛逆,认为自己已经“长大”,可以为所欲为了。都怪好奇心作祟,我们都在想谈恋爱到底是什么样的滋味儿啊?的确,国中给予了我们寻找人生意义的机会,更是让我们体验到挑战失败的平台,我想这就是为何国中是一段令人难忘的时光。它教会了我们许多道理。
令我感到不解的是,以前的人不都较害羞吗,男女主角怎么都那么轻易地说出“我喜欢你”啊?难道不会感到害臊吗?尤其这是作者的真实故事,所以电影多数情节都在现实发生过。后来,我想是他们都拿得起,放得下;喜欢就喜欢,告诉对方心里的感受,并没什么大不了的。我非常欣赏他们的坦白,也对自己感到羞愧。
故事的最后,女主角并没和男主角在一起。我好想知道女主角到底是爱着她的新欢还是男主角。看来只有柯景腾才能知道,即如果他去问沈佳宜,而沈佳宜有坦白地回答他。
男女主角将爱情升华成永远的好友,我想这个结果不尽完美。但这又回到我们最初的论点:人生又能获得几分完美呢?男主角最后认为能够由衷地祝福她,也不见得那么的不可能。因为能够祝福对方一生快乐,也是一种爱她的表现。这或许就是男主角所持有的信念,让他可以继续踏上人生的旅程,而我们今天也才能看到他的作品。
但愿,有情人终成眷属。
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
Monday, October 24, 2011
Idols
"You said that heaven would only give one hardships that he can handle but that's not true for me. I feel like I can't handle this burden on my shoulders. Harsh, and very cruel. Mum. I've barely started my beautiful dream. But now, I have to say goodbye to it. How should I handle it this time?"
Song Sam Dong
Song Sam Dong has a great character - silly, cute, naive, righteous, courageous, kind, innocent, thrifty, spiritual, unpretentious. I like him =P It's truly sad that he suffered from tinnitus, affecting his hearing. As a result, he met obstacles in pursuing his passion that is music.
Kim Soo Hyun is a great and diligent actor. He spent 3 months learning dancing and singing under JYP. Sure enough, he's good to perform onstage, and he had even performed on Mnet. Watch him on Happy Together! Here's Part 1 of 6.
SNSD is coming! So is MAMA! Both $221 for best seats. Anyone wanna go? I prefer to go for SNSD, since it is unlikely that the groups that I want to see - SNSD and SHINee - are attending MAMA. Into The New World, Gee, Oh!, Run Devil Run, Hoot, Mr Taxi, The Boys! =D
Wednesday, July 27, 2011
start of a new phase of life - Uni
Went for a 1 day pre-camp and 6 days FOC activities last week. That's 7 days in all for my School's FOC. The food sucks. But the seniors, fellow freshies and the activities managed to compensate for the lack of quality in the food. One activity, Fright Night, was rather scary since it's dark and there were seniors dressed in black and would try to scare you. SP night was really a unique experience for me. Never have I had to perform in front of a group of girls to impress them... lol. But glad that I passed their stage with relative ease. Then again, the unbuttoning of my shirt while walking towards them and singing 月亮代表我的心 still make me feel really paiseh~
Never mind, next year I would treat my freshies 'better' =P
It's really magical and amazing to see how strangers on Day 0 could mingle around comfortably after days of living together in a camp. That's what I like about camps - strangers become friends eventually. Moreover they're my school mates, some even my course mates. It's a good start to another new phase of life :)
So I got my timetable for my Year 1 Sem 1. It's as bad as my JC timetable.
Mon: 2.30pm - 3.30pm
Tue: 9.30am-12.30pm, 1.30pm - 3.30pm, 4.30pm-6.30pm
Wed: 11.30am-12.30pm, 1.30pm-4.30pm
Thur: 8.30am-10.30am, 10.30am-11.30am, 11.30am-12.30pm
Fri: 9.30am-11.30am, 11.30am-12.30pm, 12.30pm-1.30pm, 2.30pm-4.30pm
I'll be clearing 17AUs this sem. Gonna study Chemistry, Math and Physics! My gosh~
My syllabi:
Basic Inorganic Chemistry with Lab
For math,
Calculus for the Sciences I
For physics,
Foundations of Physics I
Another module which I'll be taking is Forensic Science. Sounds interesting...
Time to head to the library again (:
Never mind, next year I would treat my freshies 'better' =P
It's really magical and amazing to see how strangers on Day 0 could mingle around comfortably after days of living together in a camp. That's what I like about camps - strangers become friends eventually. Moreover they're my school mates, some even my course mates. It's a good start to another new phase of life :)
So I got my timetable for my Year 1 Sem 1. It's as bad as my JC timetable.
Mon: 2.30pm - 3.30pm
Tue: 9.30am-12.30pm, 1.30pm - 3.30pm, 4.30pm-6.30pm
Wed: 11.30am-12.30pm, 1.30pm-4.30pm
Thur: 8.30am-10.30am, 10.30am-11.30am, 11.30am-12.30pm
Fri: 9.30am-11.30am, 11.30am-12.30pm, 12.30pm-1.30pm, 2.30pm-4.30pm
I'll be clearing 17AUs this sem. Gonna study Chemistry, Math and Physics! My gosh~
My syllabi:
Basic Inorganic Chemistry with Lab
- Stoichiometry
- Atomic Structure
- Ionic bond
- Covalent bond
- Molecular Orbital Theory
- Chemical Forces
- IR Spectroscopy
- Periodicity
- An Introduction to Transition Metal Chemistry
- Nomenclature, Structure and Isomers of Transition Metal Compounds
- Structure and Bonding
- Polar covalent bonds: Acids and Bases
- Organic reactions
- Alkanes and their stereochemistry
- Stereochemistry
- Alkenes: Structure and reactivity
- Alkynes: Intro to organic synthesis
- Benzene and Aromaticity
- Benzene: Electrophilic Aromatic Substitution
- Organohalides
- Nucleophilic substitutions and eliminations
- Alcohols and Phenols
- Ethers and Epoxides: Thiols and Sulfides
- Aldehydes and Ketones: Nucleophilic Addition
- Carboxylic Acids and Nitriles
- Carboxylic Acid Derivatives: Nucleophilic Acyl Substitution
For math,
Calculus for the Sciences I
- Functions and Graphs
- Real numbers
- Differentitation of Functions of one variable
- Derivative as a rate of change
- Chain rule
- Implicit functions
- Inverse functions
- Local maxima and minima
- Indefinite and definite integrals
- Applications of integration
- Methods of integration
- Fundamental theorem of calculus
For physics,
Foundations of Physics I
- Mechanics
- Wave motions
- Thermodynamics
Another module which I'll be taking is Forensic Science. Sounds interesting...
Time to head to the library again (:
Tuesday, July 05, 2011
Love Forever and Last Forever!
Love this song the first time I heard it! Key's rap at the start of the song attracted me to keep on listening to the whole song. Onew's chorus is epic! Love the chorus and his vocal!
Our love should go on yea :)
Below is another video about how Onew is like in the eyes of other members, especially Jonghyun. So touching...
On a side note, it's lucky that Onew is born 1 month earlier than me so that I can respect him as a hyung. haha
The background music almost made me tear...
Envious of their unity and care for one another among them.
Wednesday, February 02, 2011
Happy lunar new year 2011!
I will never go for late night karaoke cum drink again. I fell sick that very night. Nose-blocked and body getting feverish as the clock ticked, falling asleep was an impossible task. After seeing a doctor and taking medication, I recovered the next day. I totally abhor the feeling of having a fever, as well as toothache. It makes me feel like vomiting but nothing happened. Neither could I make my mind to stand, walk about nor sit still. =X
Although it can be said that the people who are wealthy and are able to enjoy luxurious lifestyle yet having no idea about how some intangible aspects may be more valuable are 'pathetic', those who can totally understand the values of these cannot-be-bought aspects but have no money to give themselves a better life and to realize their big dreams or desires are even more pathetic.
Birds of a feather flock together. Indeed, only some people who are similar to you in certain ways can relate more to one than others. Simply, these people are more compatible and more likely to be friends for a longer time.
Too talented, too wealthy, too kind, too smart etc. I thank fate for letting me know you as a person but I don't deserve a place in your list of friends. Really, it's not your problem; it's mine.
Reality is cruel. Some beg to differ: reality is just such, the key to gaining a different and positive outlook is how you view it and act on it.
Still, nothing will go the way you desire hence reality is cruel.
Happy lunar new year!
(yea, an ironic ending)
Although it can be said that the people who are wealthy and are able to enjoy luxurious lifestyle yet having no idea about how some intangible aspects may be more valuable are 'pathetic', those who can totally understand the values of these cannot-be-bought aspects but have no money to give themselves a better life and to realize their big dreams or desires are even more pathetic.
Birds of a feather flock together. Indeed, only some people who are similar to you in certain ways can relate more to one than others. Simply, these people are more compatible and more likely to be friends for a longer time.
Too talented, too wealthy, too kind, too smart etc. I thank fate for letting me know you as a person but I don't deserve a place in your list of friends. Really, it's not your problem; it's mine.
Reality is cruel. Some beg to differ: reality is just such, the key to gaining a different and positive outlook is how you view it and act on it.
Still, nothing will go the way you desire hence reality is cruel.
Happy lunar new year!
(yea, an ironic ending)
Saturday, January 08, 2011
so unprepared
Gonna commence on my teaching stint in 2 days' time but I am so unprepared for it, whether in terms of knowledge or in mental state. How do I make a lesson interesting so that I can captivate their attention? How do I handle mischievous students appropriately? Anyway, I am rushing on my Bio revision. Since the new syallabus has got the addition of some A level knowledge, I have to study my A level Bio too :(
Met up with Explorers yesterday night. Good catch up on one another and had a great time playing pool ;) Thanks yuan kang and his dad for their offer to drive me home, free :)
I am already looking forward to uni. Somehow, I feel that school life is better than working life. How I wish that all my wonderful friends can work in the same environment together. But before that, I would have to fulfill my first reservist.
I count my blessings for everything is going smoothly for me. Perhaps I always think of the worst situation it could get, thus everything seems to be better than expected. Still, they have not gone worse and I must feel grateful for that.
Before I make any critical decision, I must clarify with you so as not to leave any regrets. For I know I must not turn back after the decision is made.
And hey, I have got a dream that I would like to realize with you. Hopefully we could have a great time together!
Some lessons I took away from the training:
Met up with Explorers yesterday night. Good catch up on one another and had a great time playing pool ;) Thanks yuan kang and his dad for their offer to drive me home, free :)
I am already looking forward to uni. Somehow, I feel that school life is better than working life. How I wish that all my wonderful friends can work in the same environment together. But before that, I would have to fulfill my first reservist.
I count my blessings for everything is going smoothly for me. Perhaps I always think of the worst situation it could get, thus everything seems to be better than expected. Still, they have not gone worse and I must feel grateful for that.
Before I make any critical decision, I must clarify with you so as not to leave any regrets. For I know I must not turn back after the decision is made.
And hey, I have got a dream that I would like to realize with you. Hopefully we could have a great time together!
Some lessons I took away from the training:
- Dreams can be caught; they might seem elusive. The quest is worth the best effort.
- Whatever the mind conceives and believes, we can achieve.
Saturday, December 04, 2010
let's talk about dreams
List of my dreams:
- Attain financial freedom
- Active lifestyle. At least Silver for IPPT every year.
- High self-esteem
- Tour around the world
- Dance
- Fulfilling relationship
- Able to let go when situation calls for it. Embrace life changes; positive outlook
Friday, November 19, 2010
bill shock!
I agree that money isn't the most important thing in the world, so we need not be overly concerned over how many zeros there are in your bank account. Nevertheless, money is ESSENTIAL. It seems like money is another factor to human survival, besides the basics: oxygen, food, water, sunlight and electromagnetism.
I was in Malaysia between 11 and 14 Nov. I did not sign up for data plan. Why the hell did my bill show me using 14 MB, incurring over $70?! Screw this! I'm gonna make a trip to SingTel shop tmr and clarify. This is a matter of principle - over-charging me. $, though not the most important thing in life, is essential, and moreover, I don't have a surplus of money for them to anyhow charge me like that.
Have been working for 6 days. I do feel my time is properly occupied yet I don't quite feel satisfied.
Earning $ is my objective, so I will press on the mundanity. Fortunately the colleagues are all very friendly and caring towards me. Their sense of humour helps in brightening up my day of work.
Lacking of human touch...
I was in Malaysia between 11 and 14 Nov. I did not sign up for data plan. Why the hell did my bill show me using 14 MB, incurring over $70?! Screw this! I'm gonna make a trip to SingTel shop tmr and clarify. This is a matter of principle - over-charging me. $, though not the most important thing in life, is essential, and moreover, I don't have a surplus of money for them to anyhow charge me like that.
Have been working for 6 days. I do feel my time is properly occupied yet I don't quite feel satisfied.
Earning $ is my objective, so I will press on the mundanity. Fortunately the colleagues are all very friendly and caring towards me. Their sense of humour helps in brightening up my day of work.
Lacking of human touch...
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
Expensive lesson...literally $
I inadvertently enabled IDEAS internet on my phone. SHIT!!! Gonna incur extra charges! It's an expensive lesson for me, literally. $0.02/kb.
WHATEVER NOW. Just gonna work and earn more to cover up my expenses. T_T
I am only gonna connect to internet via Wireless@SG - nothing else!
Working at iras. Routine job every day. Boring but no stress. Both sort of balance each other out and so I feel no joy nor qualm for my job. A mundane work for 8.5 hours. Interestingly, once I start doing work, time seems to pass faster and makes it more bearable for me the whole day.
No matter what, I am going to endure through this mundanity until the very end. Hopefully I pass my teaching internship interview so that I can earn $65/day when school reopens.
Earning $$$ is my top priority to cover up my huge expenses, especially on the unnecessary IDEAS charges! Hate it but won't wallow in it for there's no use. An expensive lesson indeed.
WHATEVER NOW. Just gonna work and earn more to cover up my expenses. T_T
I am only gonna connect to internet via Wireless@SG - nothing else!
Working at iras. Routine job every day. Boring but no stress. Both sort of balance each other out and so I feel no joy nor qualm for my job. A mundane work for 8.5 hours. Interestingly, once I start doing work, time seems to pass faster and makes it more bearable for me the whole day.
No matter what, I am going to endure through this mundanity until the very end. Hopefully I pass my teaching internship interview so that I can earn $65/day when school reopens.
Earning $$$ is my top priority to cover up my huge expenses, especially on the unnecessary IDEAS charges! Hate it but won't wallow in it for there's no use. An expensive lesson indeed.
Sunday, November 07, 2010
ORD LOH!
ORD!
Back to Study!
Got Degree!
So Happy!
Earning $$$ is my priority now. But there's a problem: my driving lessons will most probably have to shift to weekends, which means I have to pay $3 more.
Other stuff I would like to do: Dye my hair and change a new spectacles. Of course they are at the bottom of my priority.
I want to dye my hair bright light blue! LOL! That would be SO COOL but unfortunately I need to work. No employer will approve of their employees to dye such an uncommon colour in order to uphold their image. Actually I got the inspiration of dyeing light blue from Key (SHINee); he highlighted light blue, and I thought that was cool. haha.
I've been searching for SNSD and SHINee on YouTube these days. All 9 members from SNSD can do split! How cool is that! And SHINee are so young! Even the oldest is only 1 month+ older than me. And Key has a unique voice which attracted my attention. After watching Hello Baby featuring both SNSD and SHINee as umma and appa, I get to know more of their personalities which make me like them even more. Talented and kind-hearted, they deserve our support and admiration for their passion and hard work.


Back to Study!
Got Degree!
So Happy!
Earning $$$ is my priority now. But there's a problem: my driving lessons will most probably have to shift to weekends, which means I have to pay $3 more.
Other stuff I would like to do: Dye my hair and change a new spectacles. Of course they are at the bottom of my priority.
I want to dye my hair bright light blue! LOL! That would be SO COOL but unfortunately I need to work. No employer will approve of their employees to dye such an uncommon colour in order to uphold their image. Actually I got the inspiration of dyeing light blue from Key (SHINee); he highlighted light blue, and I thought that was cool. haha.
I've been searching for SNSD and SHINee on YouTube these days. All 9 members from SNSD can do split! How cool is that! And SHINee are so young! Even the oldest is only 1 month+ older than me. And Key has a unique voice which attracted my attention. After watching Hello Baby featuring both SNSD and SHINee as umma and appa, I get to know more of their personalities which make me like them even more. Talented and kind-hearted, they deserve our support and admiration for their passion and hard work.
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