2006/11/23
I got my streaming results last Friday. Yes I know I said that we were gonna get it AFTER 17th November (last Friday), but you can't predict irony. The results came out at 5 plus I think. I'm pretty happy I guess. I got the subjects and electives I wanted, but only Divya's coming to my class. I mean from my whole class this year. The people in my class are okay except I'm gonna have to get used to the whole lots of prefects in my class thing as compared to the number in my class this year which is 0. I think I don't know half the people there but at least I've got Eleana, Shan Ying, Aalya, Eunice, Divya, etc :) Oh yes. There are 2 transfer student coming to my class. One is from Vietnam, Myanmar or something like that I think. Her surname doesn't sound Japanese or Korean or anything like that. And I've just found out that FOURTEEN people from my class (this year) is going to 3/3. That's a whole lot of people. Aw man. I'm so gonna miss my class next year. 2/1 is one of the best class ever. There's always the drama, the funny moments, the moments where we get into trouble, etc. I'm so gonna miss everyone. Especially Dawn, Carissa, Caiyan, Gladys, Melanie, Caroline, Joey, the Retards and of course the EASELS :)
Ok, I'm gonna say, I love rollerblading :) It is absolutely fun. We went to East Coast Park yesterday to sort of pre-celebrate Dawn's birthday. Haha. We took a cab there and that stupid uncle drove by a much longer way making our cab twice the normal. At first, we tried teaching Xin Yee how to cycle, but we kinda failed and by an hour or so, we were all kinda feeling hot and yuck. So we went to get blades :D Haha. The gear was so pongy. We decided not to put it on. Except for Xin Yee who doesn't know how to skate. Then we went to the green rink to get the hang of things and turns out it's really fun. But the hardest thing was getting up after you have fallen down. There was this speed hump/bump and being the amatuers we are, we took a while to get over the hump, with the help of Carissa :)
So after 2 hours our feet ached like mad. So we went to cool down then we rented bikes for another 2 hours. You must think we were looney and yes, we were. After some cycling it began to rain and we dashed (or rather cycled) to the nearest hawker centre where we were stranded with some other people for over an hour. That sucked. Much later, Carissa and I went to Mac's to dry off while Dawn and the others who still wanted to cycle, well continued to cycle. At Mac's this bunch of supposedly professional bladers who were also stuck with us in the rain came in. And one of the guys slipped and fell on his bum-oley. Haha. It was pretty funny. Cause he's so showy-offy which is a little irritating.
2006/11/17
I've just found out that Korean films (not serials) are actually quite hilarious. You see, I went to Audrey's yesterday to do rentals. She borrowed this show called My Little Bride, I think and turns out it is drop-dead funny. Actually we were laughing alot at the subtitles cause the person who wrote them, translated them really weird and funny. And the actress, whose name I do not know, also from the show Innocent Steps, looked really crossed-eyed at some points which cracked us up. After that we watched Monster-In-Law, which was supposed to be funny, but wasn't that funny for some reason.
On the way to somewhere (I can't really remember. It was a few days ago), this Indian man (apparently not from Singapore) who is sitting beside me on the train, suddenly talks to me. People in the cabin stared and were awoken from their sleep cause he spoke really loud. At first, I couldn't understand a single word he was saying. He was like "Mumble-mumble, mumble mumble". He continued somemore. I wanted to laugh a little. I mean if you think about it, it pretty hilarious. Imagine sitting in the train and this foreign person starts talking to you nd you do not comprehend a single word he is saying and people are staring. So a while later, I managed to understand a little what he was saying. He was asking me was I Singaporean. That was a little weird. So I said yes, in amusement. Then he asked me if I was Chinese, amd I said yes, a little freaked out now. Then he asked me a few more questions which I did not understand at all. Thank God the train reached Jurong East at that time and I quickly alighted the train with the other people staring in amazement. Sheesh. The guy spoke so loud. Horrid, horrid experience.
Ah yes. Today is Friday. The day which we are supposedly supposed to get our streaming results. But no. Turns out we are gonna get our results AFTER 17th November (today). So who knows? We may get it on Christmas or whatever day you have after the 17th of November. Shim shammity.
Ciao
2006/11/01
My jolly jolly holidays were interupted. You may ask why. Drumroll please. I had to go for this EcoDiscovery Trail at Suntec yesterday, courtesy of Mrs. ___. We took a bus (provided for us of course) to suntec convention hall which was freezing and had to watch some people from bend-something school (preferably, the oglers) do this yoga-therapy-sun-dance thing. Then we were being shown around the palce with many many booths on products which help the ecosystem I think, by this 'tour guide' and his assisstant. They gave us this sheet of quiz questions which were to be filled up when you are walking around. Turns out the quiz paper didn't need to be handed in. We got free cheesy stuff (when I say chessy I mean like tacky, not real edible cheese) from the booths.
Oh yes, there was this almost-mega-cool booth which krystle and I wandered upon. This woman she takes garbage (which are cleaned) and makes them into stuff like bendi-files, pencil cases. It's really neat. Plus, they smell like dynamo or some of that shim-sham you use to wash you clothes leaving them smelling nice. I guess they smell that way course they are made up of things like Mama Lemon refiller packs and stuff. The thing's really sturdy and stuff.
So after the thing, we left for Marina Square, Mel, Joey, Divya, Sandra and Michelle and I. We split with Sandra and Divya and ate at Yoshi's. AND GUESS WHAT. After yoshi's, on the way walking to the MRT Station, we sort of didn't really bump into
MARK ZEE,
ERICA LEE and some two other people!! They were walking out of Coffee Express I think and we were walking past it and we saw them. I'm telling you, they were like less than a metre away from us!! HAHA. At that point we sort of lost it, with our heads spinning around every few seconds to see if they were behind us. And yes! HAH! Mark Zee and this slightly elder woman (manager perhaps?) were just like 10 feet away!! And they were behind us all the way from Marina Square to Citylink and to the VERY SAME MRT TRAIN + CABIN!! But at a certain point we were behind them. Hahahaha. I think he and the lady thought we were crazy or something. Who cares! What a fateful day. Now I'm thankful for EcoDiscovery Trail and blah! And yes, Mark Zee looks SO much hotter in real life than on Eye For A Guy. I swear!
C'est la vie!
