2007/06/28

My fish died. Actually 3 of them died. You see, I was at some market and they were selling Neon Tetras, which are these puny little fish that glow in the dark. They were ridiculously cheap: $1 for 3. So I suddenly felt like rearing (is that the right word) some fish, so I bought 6 of them. They lasted for like a week which is super surprising, seeing that my fish bowl is only a glass bowl with water, no filter or any fancy aquarium gadget. Then, when I changed the water after a week,which was yesterday, I kind of forgot to feed them after. Then, I come back today and I see two of them dead and three swimming. And I'm thinking, "Where's the sixth one?!" In all horror and er grief, I scoop out the two dead ones which looked kind of limp and well, dead-like. Then, I found the sixth one. Apparently, it jumped out of the bowl and onto the table into a nearby candle holder. I nearly fainted.

I think there was some mutiny going on into the fish bowl cause the fish were so hungry (thanks to me) that they decided to turn carnivorous and ate the weaker fish. And one of them decided to commit suicide. I feel bad. Really. Well, I guess fish and I don't mix. So long, fish.

And you know what, the Pure Geography classes got rebanded and I'm not in Ms Ng's class :( :( :( :( :( :( :( I am SUPER SUPER x Avogadro's number SAD. Now, Geography is like Greek and I need Ms Ng!! Well, not in a lesbianic way. I mean I need her to teach me! I hate the person who arranged this. Crap crap and crap. Apparently we are arranged according to our results. I mean they shouldn't do that cause the better students can actually help the weaker students or something. Stuuupid.

I shall end of here now, in anger (because of Geography) and grief (the death and mutiny of my fish). Ciao.

2007/06/15

After spending NINE ridiculous hours in school, we have finally done it. We should be awarded the Nobel Prize, seriously. We have (almost) completed our Chinese blog! So, kind souls reading this, please visit it and comment. Comment LOTS. If you can, comment in Chinese, which would score us more points :) The whole blog is in Chinese, so for people who do not speak in Chinese, just click on one of the four boxes and you can find a Comment link, where you may comment. You can even not read the stuff on the blog. Just give nice and pretty comments :) Thank you oh so much. Here's the link http://chinese-insights.blogspot.com. Ok, so the link's not very erm, appealing (?), but we had a tight schedule people, so creativity had to go.

So did you people see the cover of Lifestyle on Sunday? ErYuck. The interview: absolute bollocks. Ok, even though I do not know her personally, I have heard enough about her to say that it was absolute bollocks. And her picture was tres skanky and I felt like barfing when I saw it. I seriously do not think that that Straits Times journalist (or reporter, which ever one) should have even featured her. Yuck, yuck and yuck.

2007/06/08

We met up today to do our Chinese project, where we are supposed to create a blog and blog in Chinese about this Chinese storybook, which we are supposed to read, and ways to publicize this book or something. You must be thinking: what the gaboozers?? So yes, we went back today to begin our Chinese quest and we went to the computer labs and we blogged in Chinese (Big Gasp). It was so weird. And typing in Chinese is way slow. You have to type in the Han Yu Pin Ying and choose the correct word. And the spazzy school computers kept switching back to Chinese which was tres annoying.

Tricia then went for Dance, and Abbie and I stayed in the computer labs for awhile longer. It was pretty quiet since we were the only ones there. Then, we suddenly heard this 'beep' which is the noise the air-con remote makes when someone has adjusted or switch on the air-con. And that freaked the poo out of us man. There was like no one there and the air-con happily beeped. So thank God, Abbie started singing which calmed us down. Haha. Then we heard thumping noises which freaked us out. Again. We quickly finished off and left the place asap. I hate the computer labs.

After our scary adventure, we went to Mac's to fill our hungry stomachs cause the canteen's closed. After Mac's we decided to venture the second level of Serene Centre, which technically shouldn't be called a level due to its smallness and unlevel-likeness. It was puny! Then we saw a few of those gumball dispenser like things except they were filled with those plastic balls with prizes in them. And this weird wave of I-need-to-put-money-into-this-machine-and-turn-the-knob craze came into us and we felt like trying this machine thing. So we did. Twice. Call us childish. Haha. But it was fun though. I won an Eeyore (is that how you spell it?) key chain which looks adorable and yet creepy cause you know Eeyore has got some lines on his body, which look like stitches, and this Eeyore's stitches make him look like the donkey of Frankenstein. Vair freaky.

Oh yes. If I have asked you to visit any silly website which claims to be able to help you see who has blocked or deleted you in MSN Messenger, please do not click on it. It's some virus rubbish nonsense, which I shan't go into further about my embarassing experience.

Enjoy your holidays folks. Ciao!