Thursday, September 14, 2006.

School was ... bad.

One: The prospect of lugging a laptop to school is pretty bad in itself.

Two: The idea of not being able to continue using the computer in the library added to the negative beats of the day. (It didn't help when all you had were useless rebuttals despite the fact that the system truly is inflexible.)

Three: The attitudes of some people were clearly displayed to piss you off.

Four: The perpetual 'the music is horrible' will sooner or later get on your nerves.
(I don't care if you think it's horrible but you just have to say it once don't you? It's not very creative and considerate of you to emphasis on that opinion perpetually.)

Five: GP was a depressing lesson and it didn't help that I didn't think the things said and being laughed about were really funny, contrary to the popular idea.

Six: Maths lecture was a bore and a chore and I understood nothing.

Seven: Lugging the laptop home was quite a chore.

Forget it. If I continue lamenting, which I think I'm rather good at, I could go on and on and on.

School was bad, but certain things were good too and at least they managed to put a smile on my face.

One: Nearing the completion of Diane's present.

Two: Getting a cow-massager from my dad when he came home. He's so cute. His colleagues showed it to him today and he thought they were useful and cute. Bought 5 home, each costing $3.95. Can you imagine. A middle-aged man walking into mini-toons, picking up five cute massaging animal heads and going to the counter to pay? I think this was the first time he did something like that and my siblings and I were impressed. (:

Three: I'm eh, collecting (I'm quite sure you know this isn't the right synonym.) my Silence episode 16 + DBSK's Masked Fencer Reverse Drama. Happy happy :D

Four: Talked with Vithiya on the phone happily when she was on the train at Jurong East until she reached her door. WHEE! Thanks Vithiya-ya :D

Five: Actually, there isn't a fifth. Yet.




I don't get why some people are so against listening to a song of a foreign language. Don't understand don't understand don't understand.

It doesn't make sense to listen to something you don't understand? Why must you of all things need to understand it?

AH WELL FORGET IT.

This reminds me of Shinhwa with all the foreign language thing.

Jun Jin was so so so cute at the Singapore concert. HAHA.

I'm very proud of Shinhwa for they are the first korean act to stage a concert in Singapore and they have done very very well.

Delivered their songs with great voices, delivered their dance moves with great energy and vigour, and displayed their true and funny comical selves to the audience.

How I wish I were there, if I could.

The reviews from everyone were so positive it was sad to not have been there to experience it for yourself.

I was very afraid for them initially that the concert tickets would not be able to sell well due to their lack of popularity in Singapore. Little did I know, Shinhwa Changjo was so powerful, so were the rest of the Singaporean fans and the fans from overseas. :D

I love the concert review in tuesday's Life!. The reviewer did nothing else but praised Shinhwa. Even though I like Westlife's songs, I couldn't help but be deliriously happy when they were saying that Shinhwa and Westlife are of the same age but what comes out of them are so different.

Whooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!

My apologies to ardent Westlife fans.

신화 사랑해요 (:

Right haven't done any studying in the past two days and still not doing today. BYE!

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