Tuesday, November 25, 2008
Wednesday, October 8, 2008
Things My Mother Taught Me
My mother taught me to APPRECIATE a work well done:
"If you're going to kill each other, do it outside - I just finished cleaning!"
My mother taught me RELIGION:
"You'd better pray that this thing come out from the carpet!"
My mother taught me LOGIC:
"Because I said so, that's why." (False cause for sure!)
My mother taught me FORESIGHT:
"Make sure you wear clean underwear, just in case you get into an accident."
My mother taught me OSMOSIS:
"Shut your mouth and eat you dinner!" (Am I an amoeba?)
My mother taught me how to solve PHYSICS PROBLEMS:
"If I yelled because I saw a meteor coming towards you; would you then listen." (Now I see the reason why I suck in physics XD)
My mother taught me about HYPOCRISY:
"If I've told you once I've told you a million times-Don't Exaggerate!!!"
My mother taught me THE CIRCLE OF LIFE:
" I brought you into this world, and I can take you out."
My mother taught me about ENVY:
"There are millions of less fortunate children in this world who don't have wonderful parents like you do."
"If you're going to kill each other, do it outside - I just finished cleaning!"
My mother taught me RELIGION:
"You'd better pray that this thing come out from the carpet!"
My mother taught me LOGIC:
"Because I said so, that's why." (False cause for sure!)
My mother taught me FORESIGHT:
"Make sure you wear clean underwear, just in case you get into an accident."
My mother taught me OSMOSIS:
"Shut your mouth and eat you dinner!" (Am I an amoeba?)
My mother taught me how to solve PHYSICS PROBLEMS:
"If I yelled because I saw a meteor coming towards you; would you then listen." (Now I see the reason why I suck in physics XD)
My mother taught me about HYPOCRISY:
"If I've told you once I've told you a million times-Don't Exaggerate!!!"
My mother taught me THE CIRCLE OF LIFE:
" I brought you into this world, and I can take you out."
My mother taught me about ENVY:
"There are millions of less fortunate children in this world who don't have wonderful parents like you do."
Saturday, October 4, 2008
Wednesday, October 1, 2008
The "Divine Comedy"
CHINA, 08-31-2008: A man named xu, after swearing to God that he did not owe money to his neighbor, was struck by lightning. After being sent to the hospital, it is thought that he will recover completely.
Huang demanded Xu to pay his debt of 500 Renminbi
Xu denied his debt towards Huang
Xu swore to God that he didn't borrow any money from Huang
And, this was what happened...
Huang demanded Xu to pay his debt of 500 Renminbi
Xu denied his debt towards Huang
Xu swore to God that he didn't borrow any money from Huang
And, this was what happened...
Sunday, September 28, 2008
The FIVE Diseases You Should Worry About
Are you having fever, or flu recently? Have you observed that people around you are affected by sickness often nowadays? well, you'd better watch out! Last May, scientists met in Geneva, Switzerland, to update the WHO's plans for pandemic preparedness. It looks like crisis could arrive sooner rather than later. Thanks to climate change and drug resistance, a handful of deadly organisms are spreading across the globe; here are five diseases that deserve all our attention.
MALARIA
SPREAD BY: Mosquitoes
KILL RATE: 0.2%
DEATH TOLL: 1 million+ per year
As climate change makes parts of the glabal warmer and wetter, populations of the disease's host, the Anopheles mosquito, are likely to swell. Malaria kills by destroying blood cells and causing kidney failure. Resistance has become such a problem that the WHO now supports the use of the controversial insecticide DDT, once widely banned, to control Anopheles populations in Africa.
SPREAD BY: Bioterrorism or clinical accident.
KILL RATE: 30%
DEATH TOLL: 500 million; 2 million per year in 1960s
Well, this isn't out in the wild. Anymore. Worldwide vaccination programs eradicated smallpox by1980, but 2 government-approved labs in the U.S. and Russia keeps stores of it. A 2006 investigate report by The Guardian determined that, though very unlikely, it could be made from scratch, or someone could just steal it. Since smallpox is very contagious, the CDC would consider even one confirmed case a "public-health emergency". Vaccines exist, but they can cause serious side effects. There is no cure.
WEST NILE VIRUS
SPREAD BY: Mosquitoes
KILL RATE: 4%
DEATH TOLL: 1 086 (U.S. only)
No one knows how West Nile Virus first got to the U.S. in 1999, but in has since exploded across the country. Less than 1% of people end up with severe complications such as meningitis, fatal encephalitis and polio-like paralysis. There is no cure for the infection, though, so stock up on bug spray.
EBOLA
SPREAD BY: Body fluids
KILL RATE: 50%-90%
DEATH TOLL: 1 507
Ebola is so deadly that outbreaks have, to this point, quickly burned themselves out; direct contact with infected individuals is required for transmission, and victims generally expire before they can travel far. The virus strips in the lining in victim's blood vessels, causing massive internal bleeding. Woe betide humanity if Ebola mutates and becomes transmissible by air.
DENGUE FEVER
KILL RATE: 0.05%
DEATH TOLL: 10 000+ per year
The mosquitoes that carry dengue, Aedes aegypti and Aedes albopictus, thrive in warm, wet climates. Like malaria, dengue fever (a.k.a. "breakbone fever") is a debilitating disease. Of those who develop more aggressive dengue hemorrhagic fever, 5% die, typically from internal bleeding.
MALARIA
SPREAD BY: Mosquitoes
KILL RATE: 0.2%
DEATH TOLL: 1 million+ per year
As climate change makes parts of the glabal warmer and wetter, populations of the disease's host, the Anopheles mosquito, are likely to swell. Malaria kills by destroying blood cells and causing kidney failure. Resistance has become such a problem that the WHO now supports the use of the controversial insecticide DDT, once widely banned, to control Anopheles populations in Africa.
The life cycle of Malaria
SMALLPOX
SPREAD BY: Bioterrorism or clinical accident.
KILL RATE: 30%
DEATH TOLL: 500 million; 2 million per year in 1960s
Well, this isn't out in the wild. Anymore. Worldwide vaccination programs eradicated smallpox by1980, but 2 government-approved labs in the U.S. and Russia keeps stores of it. A 2006 investigate report by The Guardian determined that, though very unlikely, it could be made from scratch, or someone could just steal it. Since smallpox is very contagious, the CDC would consider even one confirmed case a "public-health emergency". Vaccines exist, but they can cause serious side effects. There is no cure.
Face lesions on boy with Smallpox
WEST NILE VIRUS
SPREAD BY: Mosquitoes
KILL RATE: 4%
DEATH TOLL: 1 086 (U.S. only)
No one knows how West Nile Virus first got to the U.S. in 1999, but in has since exploded across the country. Less than 1% of people end up with severe complications such as meningitis, fatal encephalitis and polio-like paralysis. There is no cure for the infection, though, so stock up on bug spray.
Map of West Nile Virus Risk
EBOLA
SPREAD BY: Body fluids
KILL RATE: 50%-90%
DEATH TOLL: 1 507
Ebola is so deadly that outbreaks have, to this point, quickly burned themselves out; direct contact with infected individuals is required for transmission, and victims generally expire before they can travel far. The virus strips in the lining in victim's blood vessels, causing massive internal bleeding. Woe betide humanity if Ebola mutates and becomes transmissible by air.
An Ebola victim
DENGUE FEVER
SPREAD BY: Mosquitoes
KILL RATE: 0.05%
DEATH TOLL: 10 000+ per year
The mosquitoes that carry dengue, Aedes aegypti and Aedes albopictus, thrive in warm, wet climates. Like malaria, dengue fever (a.k.a. "breakbone fever") is a debilitating disease. Of those who develop more aggressive dengue hemorrhagic fever, 5% die, typically from internal bleeding.
Saturday, September 20, 2008
NASA Makes Space U-turn??
As startups vow to beat the once stubborn agency back to moon, officials and analysts say NASA has begun to shift its priorities—and cash—toward a dependence on the growing independent market for spacecraft.
Because of a new focus for NASA’s strategic investments, private-sector spaceships could be ready for government service soon, says Sam Scimemi, who heads NASA's Commercial Orbital Transportation Services Program. NASA got its start in aeronautics research, kick-starting a U.S. aviation industry that came to dominate the world.
For decades, NASA kept a tight fist around the construction and operation of the spacecraft that ferried its astronauts and hardware into orbit. Now, however, the agency seems to be shifting course, as NASA officials insist that the budding commercial spacecraft fleet represents the only way the United States can realize its dreams of solar-system conquest on schedule and at an affordable cost.
Solar System
Because of a new focus for NASA’s strategic investments, private-sector spaceships could be ready for government service soon, says Sam Scimemi, who heads NASA's Commercial Orbital Transportation Services Program. NASA got its start in aeronautics research, kick-starting a U.S. aviation industry that came to dominate the world.
Following the Capitol Hill mantra that saving money requires spending it, NASA has been signing big-ticket contracts with private space companies to match up their research and development with agency priorities. In February, NASA committed $170 million to Orbital Sciences of Dulles, Va., to help it develop reliable, economical vehicles to send cargo—and, eventually, people—into low Earth orbit. Financial support from NASA represents an important vote of confidence that should help space entrepreneurs leverage even more money from private investors.
Future Tourist Spaceship??
Monday, September 15, 2008
Happy Lantern Festival!
Or.. do you prefer calling it the Mooncake festival??
However it was first called the Mid-Autumn festival in the Zhou Dynasty.
In Malaysia and Singapore, it is sometimes referred the Mooncake festival or Lantern Festival. This festival is a tradition of Chinese origin, dating back over 3000 years to moon worship in the Shang dynasty. (well, you know, most chinese worship many things, they practise animism)
The Mid-Autumn Festival is one of the two most important holidays in the Chinese calendar,and is a legal holiday in several countries. (whereas in M'sia, it's only a priviledge to chinese schools ;P)Traditionally, on this day, Chinese family members and friends will gather to admire the bright mid-autumn harvest moon, and eat moon cakes and pomeloes together.
1) Eating moon cakes outside under the moon (yea, that was what my family when I was a
child XD)
2) Putting pomelo rinds on one's head
3) Carrying brightly lit lanterns, lighting lanterns on towers, floating sky lanterns (for
me, it's always just the carrying lantern part. I'd once burnt my waist-length long
hair, sobs~ *_*..)
4) Burning incense in reverence to deities including Chang'e (嫦娥)
5) Planting Mid-Autumn trees
6) Collecting dandelion leaves and distributing them evenly among family members
7) Fire Dragon Dances
While Westerners may talk about the "man in the moon", the Chinese talk about the "woman in the moon". The story of the fateful night when Chang'e was lifted up to the moon (this is insane, a person gaining the ability to fly by just taking a pill?? and if it did happened, why would she choose the moon??), familiar to most Chinese citizens, is a favorite subject of poets. Unlike many lunar deities in other cultures who personify the moon, Chang'e lives in the moon. Tradition places Houyi and Chang'e around 2170 BC, in the reign of the legendary Emperor Yao, shortly after that of Huang Di.
There are so many variations and adaptations of the Chang'e legend that one can become overwhelmed and utterly confused. However, most legends about Chang'e in Chinese mythology involve some variation of the following elements: Houyi, the Archer; Chang'e, the mythical Moon Goddess of Immortality; an emperor, either benevolent or malevolent; an elixir of life; and the Moon.
However, my obsession on the myth vanished when I got to know that the Americans had put a man on the moon back in 1969, and the images taken on the moon were nothing more than stones and dusts... Hence, say 'bye' to Chang'e, say 'sayonara' to Yuetu...
Lantern Festival
However it was first called the Mid-Autumn festival in the Zhou Dynasty.
In Malaysia and Singapore, it is sometimes referred the Mooncake festival or Lantern Festival. This festival is a tradition of Chinese origin, dating back over 3000 years to moon worship in the Shang dynasty. (well, you know, most chinese worship many things, they practise animism)
The Mid-Autumn Festival is one of the two most important holidays in the Chinese calendar,and is a legal holiday in several countries. (whereas in M'sia, it's only a priviledge to chinese schools ;P)Traditionally, on this day, Chinese family members and friends will gather to admire the bright mid-autumn harvest moon, and eat moon cakes and pomeloes together.
How kids usually celebrate this festival XD
Accompanying the celebration, there are additional cultural or regional customs, such as:
1) Eating moon cakes outside under the moon (yea, that was what my family when I was a
child XD)
Mooncake
2) Putting pomelo rinds on one's head
3) Carrying brightly lit lanterns, lighting lanterns on towers, floating sky lanterns (for
me, it's always just the carrying lantern part. I'd once burnt my waist-length long
hair, sobs~ *_*..)
4) Burning incense in reverence to deities including Chang'e (嫦娥)
5) Planting Mid-Autumn trees
6) Collecting dandelion leaves and distributing them evenly among family members
7) Fire Dragon Dances
While Westerners may talk about the "man in the moon", the Chinese talk about the "woman in the moon". The story of the fateful night when Chang'e was lifted up to the moon (this is insane, a person gaining the ability to fly by just taking a pill?? and if it did happened, why would she choose the moon??), familiar to most Chinese citizens, is a favorite subject of poets. Unlike many lunar deities in other cultures who personify the moon, Chang'e lives in the moon. Tradition places Houyi and Chang'e around 2170 BC, in the reign of the legendary Emperor Yao, shortly after that of Huang Di.
Chang'e 嫦娥
There are so many variations and adaptations of the Chang'e legend that one can become overwhelmed and utterly confused. However, most legends about Chang'e in Chinese mythology involve some variation of the following elements: Houyi, the Archer; Chang'e, the mythical Moon Goddess of Immortality; an emperor, either benevolent or malevolent; an elixir of life; and the Moon.
However, my obsession on the myth vanished when I got to know that the Americans had put a man on the moon back in 1969, and the images taken on the moon were nothing more than stones and dusts... Hence, say 'bye' to Chang'e, say 'sayonara' to Yuetu...
Saturday, September 13, 2008
After long struggling, I finally get to my conclusion ( Thanks to Ah Ma, she helped a lot! :D) It's time for me to stop doubting myself, and hurrah! Ebulliently should I uphold whatever principles I have and accomplish the mission given ( whoa, 'mission'.. naa, nth big actually :P) Since I've put myself into this shoe, I'd better inure myself to the situation and get moving. Nevertheless I have my friends that care and support me (Thx pals, muah, muah, muahhhh~ have ya'll drown in my torrentious 'attack'??)
Returning from KLIMUN, I realized that 'certain things' have changed. And that makes me wonder, can't we just stay as close friends? Why wanna make things complicated?? Well, other than that, sure! I'm definitely gonna miss everyone there >.<>ll<
Oh, mentioning about that, yea, Senthil and Callum seem to be enjoying themselves in ERAU a lot, guess I'd better work harder to qualify myself for that university, I'm longing to be a part of them! But...but... why is it in Florida??! NO~~~ >0< Sigh, that's the only part I dislike (though I love beaches :P) Anyway, Gambateh onion! You can do it! (uh, i guess so.. hehe..)
ciao!
Returning from KLIMUN, I realized that 'certain things' have changed. And that makes me wonder, can't we just stay as close friends? Why wanna make things complicated?? Well, other than that, sure! I'm definitely gonna miss everyone there >.<>ll<
Oh, mentioning about that, yea, Senthil and Callum seem to be enjoying themselves in ERAU a lot, guess I'd better work harder to qualify myself for that university, I'm longing to be a part of them! But...but... why is it in Florida??! NO~~~ >0< Sigh, that's the only part I dislike (though I love beaches :P) Anyway, Gambateh onion! You can do it! (uh, i guess so.. hehe..)
ciao!
Sunday, August 31, 2008
Friday, August 22, 2008
Onion is BACK!
Hey, after a long break from blogspot.com, I'm finally BACK!!!
It's August 22, 2008, 4.02pm, and I'm now in the INTIMA office doing crap...
Haven't been online for centuries, my inbox is filled with forwarded messages and messages from seniors who just left for the States. They seem to be enjoying themselves a lot, which makes me so envy them! I wanna experience new lifestyle too~~~ *smack!* Ouch! Stop dreaming and go back to your work! Go go! (wait...who the heck is that?? O.o )
Searching online for information on my KLIMUN topic, I'm now bereft of spirit. My guts dwindled as I searched more about this event. (oh gosh! What on earth have I involved myself??!! I must be insane~~~!!!)
All delegates are required to be in INTI-UC since Monday, and here I am, still in ICSJ, what am I doing??! Well, due to some unavoidable reason, our team can't make it to the rehearsal... (That's just your excuse! Yes, it's true!! Trust me!! >.<)
Anyway, I'd better get back to work or you'll see a lost onion loitering around the Court and finally end up on the plate as onion rolls.. Ciao! XD
It's August 22, 2008, 4.02pm, and I'm now in the INTIMA office doing crap...
Haven't been online for centuries, my inbox is filled with forwarded messages and messages from seniors who just left for the States. They seem to be enjoying themselves a lot, which makes me so envy them! I wanna experience new lifestyle too~~~ *smack!* Ouch! Stop dreaming and go back to your work! Go go! (wait...who the heck is that?? O.o )
Searching online for information on my KLIMUN topic, I'm now bereft of spirit. My guts dwindled as I searched more about this event. (oh gosh! What on earth have I involved myself??!! I must be insane~~~!!!)
All delegates are required to be in INTI-UC since Monday, and here I am, still in ICSJ, what am I doing??! Well, due to some unavoidable reason, our team can't make it to the rehearsal... (That's just your excuse! Yes, it's true!! Trust me!! >.<)
Anyway, I'd better get back to work or you'll see a lost onion loitering around the Court and finally end up on the plate as onion rolls.. Ciao! XD
Thursday, May 8, 2008
Friendship
Maintaining a friendship is just like taking care of a tree; you plant it, you water it and you look after it. Besides, it is truely a TREE...
T- Trust
R- Respect
E- Exchange
E- Emotional support
To all my friends, may your days be merry and bright!
T- Trust
R- Respect
E- Exchange
E- Emotional support
To all my friends, may your days be merry and bright!
Thursday, May 1, 2008
No worries ^_^
Do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself. Each day has enough trouble of its own. After all today is the tomorrow you worried about yesterday. Smile! :D
Wednesday, April 16, 2008
Say NO to 'fishmongers'
Why do mankind have obsessions with what seems to be unimportant?
Is vulgarity the new normal?
Modesty earns one the love and respect of others.
Think of the welfare of others and your own wishes will be fulfilled.
Life is more than what you think it is, so live it to the fullest as time have no mercy towards anyone.
Is vulgarity the new normal?
Modesty earns one the love and respect of others.
Think of the welfare of others and your own wishes will be fulfilled.
Life is more than what you think it is, so live it to the fullest as time have no mercy towards anyone.
Sunday, April 6, 2008
Tagged by Yee Jie
Instructions : Remove 1 question from below, and add in your personal question, make it a total of 20 questions, then tag 8 people in your list, list them out at the end of this post. Notify them in their chat box that he/she has been tagged.
1. At what age do you wish to marry?
Uh.. Is it compulsary to get married?? Can I be an 'andartu'?? XD
2. If you have the chance, what would you probably say to your beloved one?
I just want you to be happy always.
3. If you were to be stranded on a desert island, who are the 3 blog buddies you would take with you?
Yi Fen, my dear (maybe we can bring a karaoke set with us??)
Yee Jie? The cute bt sometimes sarcastic maths genius. (I'm sure he can build a plane n fly us out of the desert, hurray!)
Xiao Wei, the cutest gal i've met on Earth, love the way she thinks!
4. Where is the place that you want to go the most?
Under the sea (not a song title, k??)
5. If you can have 1 dream to come true, what would it be?
Have a smart brain, n make a whole lot use of it XD
6. Do you believe you can survive without money?
U must be kidding me...
7. What are you afraid to lose the most?
the younger generations :D
8. If you win $1 million, what would you do?
Don't ask silly question, I'll rather make it than to win it.
9. If you meet someone that you love, would you confess to him/her?
what would you do if you don't?
10. List out 3 good points of the person who tagged you.
great sense of humour. big brain (or perhaps big head?? :p). Not tall (so he won't run into the sign boards XD)
11. What are the requirements that you wish from your other half?
Intelligent, opiniated, humorous, mature
12. Which type of person do you hate the most?
Dad told me not to hate anyone in my life, not even my enemy ;)
13. What is your ambition?
Save the world (whoa! as if..)
14. What is the thing that will make you think he/she is bad?
rudeness tops my list. followed closely by arrogance. also bitches who think they're so whatever. whatever
15. What do you think is the most important thing in your life?
Happiness and laughter, Love and care
16. Are you a shopaholic or not?
When it comes to or comics, i think i'm kinda shopaholic XD
17. If you have a chance, which part of your character would you like to change?
my tendency of screwing things up. my forgetful-ness. my incapability of doing something constructive.
18. Who is the person that you can share all your problems with?(sam's question)
U mean ALL ma probs?? um..those who are close, i guess.. (I wonder if they know all :P)
19. What is/are ur trademark(s)?? (serene's question)
Onion (um, bcoz i look n smell like one??? Hey, i'm innocent!)
20. How to make this world a better place? (ma question)
Show kindness to everyone and never let hatred control ur soul.
i tag...
1. Yi Lee
2. the Sha cousins
3. Philip
4. Raymond
5. Siaw Wei
6. Yi Fen
7. Xin Yi
8. Ying Tung
1. At what age do you wish to marry?
Uh.. Is it compulsary to get married?? Can I be an 'andartu'?? XD
2. If you have the chance, what would you probably say to your beloved one?
I just want you to be happy always.
3. If you were to be stranded on a desert island, who are the 3 blog buddies you would take with you?
Yi Fen, my dear (maybe we can bring a karaoke set with us??)
Yee Jie? The cute bt sometimes sarcastic maths genius. (I'm sure he can build a plane n fly us out of the desert, hurray!)
Xiao Wei, the cutest gal i've met on Earth, love the way she thinks!
4. Where is the place that you want to go the most?
Under the sea (not a song title, k??)
5. If you can have 1 dream to come true, what would it be?
Have a smart brain, n make a whole lot use of it XD
6. Do you believe you can survive without money?
U must be kidding me...
7. What are you afraid to lose the most?
the younger generations :D
8. If you win $1 million, what would you do?
Don't ask silly question, I'll rather make it than to win it.
9. If you meet someone that you love, would you confess to him/her?
what would you do if you don't?
10. List out 3 good points of the person who tagged you.
great sense of humour. big brain (or perhaps big head?? :p). Not tall (so he won't run into the sign boards XD)
11. What are the requirements that you wish from your other half?
Intelligent, opiniated, humorous, mature
12. Which type of person do you hate the most?
Dad told me not to hate anyone in my life, not even my enemy ;)
13. What is your ambition?
Save the world (whoa! as if..)
14. What is the thing that will make you think he/she is bad?
rudeness tops my list. followed closely by arrogance. also bitches who think they're so whatever. whatever
15. What do you think is the most important thing in your life?
Happiness and laughter, Love and care
16. Are you a shopaholic or not?
When it comes to or comics, i think i'm kinda shopaholic XD
17. If you have a chance, which part of your character would you like to change?
my tendency of screwing things up. my forgetful-ness. my incapability of doing something constructive.
18. Who is the person that you can share all your problems with?(sam's question)
U mean ALL ma probs?? um..those who are close, i guess.. (I wonder if they know all :P)
19. What is/are ur trademark(s)?? (serene's question)
Onion (um, bcoz i look n smell like one??? Hey, i'm innocent!)
20. How to make this world a better place? (ma question)
Show kindness to everyone and never let hatred control ur soul.
i tag...
1. Yi Lee
2. the Sha cousins
3. Philip
4. Raymond
5. Siaw Wei
6. Yi Fen
7. Xin Yi
8. Ying Tung
Monday, March 31, 2008
Hurrah!
To remember those that are good to you, and forget those that are bad.
Be cheerful and be thankful, as God gave us all His love and care.
Take what we should, and leave those we should not.
Live life as simple as it is, as life isn't as difficult as we think it is.
Be cheerful and be thankful, as God gave us all His love and care.
Take what we should, and leave those we should not.
Live life as simple as it is, as life isn't as difficult as we think it is.
Sunday, March 16, 2008
Wednesday, March 5, 2008
Port Dickson (CD Celebration Trip)
All STACT club members have just came back from Port Dickson last Sunday, and on Monday itself, we could see serious sunburn on each others' face :p ( Wai Hong is the worst with his tomato face, I guess.. XD) And mine, you'll see a red-colored 'T' word in the middle of my face (Woops!)
Everything back there was so so soooooo FUN, that I wished things will never move on, however after this trip, I believe, there will still be many more experiences I can share with all my friends in INTI, this will be the 1st but never the last ( I hope so :P)
Tuesday, February 19, 2008
Miss You
Miss you? Miss who?!?!
I've received an email from Siaw Wei, and that surprised me! (Not that she didn't send me any messages, but.. it's still that 'wow!' feeling..weird huh?)
Reading her words, then only I realized how much I've missed the olden days. Time flies, and now I'm already a college student. I've never thought of this before. How much I've wished that time never goes on and things remain as it is, but I know, those are indulges in absurd fantasies. Those that are changing will keep on changing, 'cause life changes in an instant, the ORDINARY instant, the only thing that doesn't is 'change' itself.
However the life before us is what we have to face, no matter joyous, sorrow or plain, I know that all of us will sure live our life to the fullest, isn't it so?
No matter how much I miss you, we'll continue our own journey, at a different place, in a different culture and a different timezone..Nevertheless, we're still in touch :) Take care, and good luck!
I've received an email from Siaw Wei, and that surprised me! (Not that she didn't send me any messages, but.. it's still that 'wow!' feeling..weird huh?)
Reading her words, then only I realized how much I've missed the olden days. Time flies, and now I'm already a college student. I've never thought of this before. How much I've wished that time never goes on and things remain as it is, but I know, those are indulges in absurd fantasies. Those that are changing will keep on changing, 'cause life changes in an instant, the ORDINARY instant, the only thing that doesn't is 'change' itself.
However the life before us is what we have to face, no matter joyous, sorrow or plain, I know that all of us will sure live our life to the fullest, isn't it so?
No matter how much I miss you, we'll continue our own journey, at a different place, in a different culture and a different timezone..Nevertheless, we're still in touch :) Take care, and good luck!
Friday, February 15, 2008
happy Birthday, Siaw Wei
Happy birthday to you~
Happy Birthday to you~
Happy Birthday to Siaw Wei~~~
Happy Birthday to~you~~~~ ^o^
Happy Birthday to you~
Happy Birthday to Siaw Wei~~~
Happy Birthday to~you~~~~ ^o^
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