Sleeping Dragon
Haha, have not been updating since school. Since holiday ended, I have already gone through 2 weeks of school........ I supposed I got used to the routine already. Ah well, guess what....... some things dun change at all. They say a leopard will never change its spot, how true is that? There is the usual trend of sleeping dragons lying around school....... (That's for inside jokes........)
Thursday, September 17, 2009
Wednesday, September 09, 2009
2nd Day of School
The following is some acute observations I made during school:
1. The moaning and groaning of Rama Yama (He is supposed to be some Indian God, one of a thousand in India......)
2. Mr Singapore did not wear his 'Singapore' shirt
3. Cottem really behaves like a rock star
4. Photocopying paper quota will be renewed anually (Do not spam your account......)
5. After the PRJ class, I am praying real hard, no Megatron and Potato in my project group (Last semester I had enough......)
The following is some acute observations I made during school:
1. The moaning and groaning of Rama Yama (He is supposed to be some Indian God, one of a thousand in India......)
2. Mr Singapore did not wear his 'Singapore' shirt
3. Cottem really behaves like a rock star
4. Photocopying paper quota will be renewed anually (Do not spam your account......)
5. After the PRJ class, I am praying real hard, no Megatron and Potato in my project group (Last semester I had enough......)
Friday, September 04, 2009
Thursday, August 27, 2009
Day and Night Having Fun
Watched movie, District 9, at Cathay: $7.50
That was totally worth it, add another $6.50 for the popcorn combo. I was much relaxed in the seat and the movie is a total blast. Somemore, this is produced by Peter Jackson, the director of the Lord of the Rings Trilogy. Its definitely got class.
Party at Attica, Clark Quay: $15.00
I didnt enjoy this. Don't think I got my money's worth. The dance floor is squeezy, and the deejay was spinning dance music which I didnt really appreciate. House drink I had was tequila, but not my taste. At the end, I had encounters with sweaty bodies, beer bellies, elbows and spectacle knocks. The best way to spread T-virus around is to release it in nightclubs. Totally ownage.
Watched movie, District 9, at Cathay: $7.50
That was totally worth it, add another $6.50 for the popcorn combo. I was much relaxed in the seat and the movie is a total blast. Somemore, this is produced by Peter Jackson, the director of the Lord of the Rings Trilogy. Its definitely got class.
Party at Attica, Clark Quay: $15.00
I didnt enjoy this. Don't think I got my money's worth. The dance floor is squeezy, and the deejay was spinning dance music which I didnt really appreciate. House drink I had was tequila, but not my taste. At the end, I had encounters with sweaty bodies, beer bellies, elbows and spectacle knocks. The best way to spread T-virus around is to release it in nightclubs. Totally ownage.
Friday, August 21, 2009
Thursday, August 20, 2009
Goodbye, My Dear Ah Gong......
I remembered I was in the ward room 25 of Block 73, SGH with my mom...... just next to us, my Ah Gong was lying on the hospital bed. I could see a ghastly pall over his face, and he had grown even thinner and sullen than before. My mom asked if he could recognize me. He said with much difficulty that too man people had visited him already. (This includes the fact that he has too many grandchildren to remember their faces, including mine.)
Suddenly, Ah Gong groaned that he wanted to 'pang sai' (pass motion) and he began to wheeze repeatedly, and made a feeble request for the doctor. I alerted the doctor to attend to Ah Gong, and as the doctor began to examine him and quickly covered the bed with the curtain, leaving my mom and I to stand out of the way.
I knew by then that this could be the very last moment of Ah Gong. Currently, there is still the alert for H1N1 and only two patients are allowed for visitation at the hospital at any one time. My cousin and his wife had arrived and my mom and I met them at the lobby to exchange visitation stickers.
I waited with some of my relatives, my 1st auntie's husband and daughter near the waiting area of level one. That was when that fateful call arrived to announce that Ah Gong had passed away......
Even though Ah Gong did not make it, I still thank God because I was confident that the Lord was with him through his suffering and pain. Thank God that he passed away peacefully and without much pain as well. Thank God........ :)
I remembered I was in the ward room 25 of Block 73, SGH with my mom...... just next to us, my Ah Gong was lying on the hospital bed. I could see a ghastly pall over his face, and he had grown even thinner and sullen than before. My mom asked if he could recognize me. He said with much difficulty that too man people had visited him already. (This includes the fact that he has too many grandchildren to remember their faces, including mine.)
Suddenly, Ah Gong groaned that he wanted to 'pang sai' (pass motion) and he began to wheeze repeatedly, and made a feeble request for the doctor. I alerted the doctor to attend to Ah Gong, and as the doctor began to examine him and quickly covered the bed with the curtain, leaving my mom and I to stand out of the way.
I knew by then that this could be the very last moment of Ah Gong. Currently, there is still the alert for H1N1 and only two patients are allowed for visitation at the hospital at any one time. My cousin and his wife had arrived and my mom and I met them at the lobby to exchange visitation stickers.
I waited with some of my relatives, my 1st auntie's husband and daughter near the waiting area of level one. That was when that fateful call arrived to announce that Ah Gong had passed away......
Even though Ah Gong did not make it, I still thank God because I was confident that the Lord was with him through his suffering and pain. Thank God that he passed away peacefully and without much pain as well. Thank God........ :)
Tuesday, August 18, 2009
Relationship Advice - When you get ensnared in BGR.......
Now, there is something I thought while I was taking a bath, and I would want to bring this up to everyone. This is words of wisdom shared to me by a scoutie bomoh back in secondary school. This is what the bomoh said.......
When you are attached to a boy/girl, chances are you will spend more time with them and less time with friends. But don't be a bastard to your friends such that you totally neglect them, 'cos the thing is, reality will bite back at you. The day comes when that guy/girl dumps you, and that you decide to go back to your friends for consolation, but they are the ones whom you left out in the cold in the first place. By then, it is too late to mop in regrets.
That is what the bomoh said, take heed all those who are already attached or fallen in love.......
Now, there is something I thought while I was taking a bath, and I would want to bring this up to everyone. This is words of wisdom shared to me by a scoutie bomoh back in secondary school. This is what the bomoh said.......
When you are attached to a boy/girl, chances are you will spend more time with them and less time with friends. But don't be a bastard to your friends such that you totally neglect them, 'cos the thing is, reality will bite back at you. The day comes when that guy/girl dumps you, and that you decide to go back to your friends for consolation, but they are the ones whom you left out in the cold in the first place. By then, it is too late to mop in regrets.
That is what the bomoh said, take heed all those who are already attached or fallen in love.......
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