It's been a while since I last posted anything, and seriously I need a new template for my blog. Before we begin, please read my comment on my last post. You might be wondering why I call this post 'Creepy'. Well, to tell you the truth, I've been having creepy dreams lately. Now, now. Don't jump to any conclusions just yet. It's not one of those dreams (ehem...) , but rather dreams of school life.
I don't know why but I keep having dreams about my classmates lately. Don't worry, they will remain anonymous. If you're asking me about what the dream is about, I don't remember much but I remember seeing glimpses of their face. And another thing, there's these dreams about getting my results, but I can't see what I got (whew!). But seriously, they creep me out. I hope they're not precognitive or something, if not... that's another story.
The creepiest things about these dreams are, they're recurring. For those who's blur rught now, they keep happening, again and again. Well, I look forward to the new year. That's all for now.
Saturday, December 27, 2008
Saturday, December 13, 2008
Happy Holidays!!!
Hi everyone! I' m back! Contrary to popular belief, my blog is not dead (lol to Gavin Wu). Its just that I'm so busy now that I don't have time to post anything. Busy with what you may ask? Having fun of course! Honestly, I haven't had this much fun since... well, I can't remember. I've been busy playing video games (Jason Wong might know about this one.. Hehe) , watching movies (yes, Rondo, I AM going to watch Twilight), reading a few books (non- study related, of course) and much more. I wonder how is everyone enjoying their holiday? Well, I hope you guys are having fun. After all, we deserve it. And to my friends out there, Merry Christmas and a have a Happy New Year. Well, since I'm posting I might as well do this. Here are my resolutions for this holiday. (FYI, they are not listed in order of importance):
1. Have lots and lots of fun
2. Lose weight
3. Play more music
4. Enjoy myself
5. Read books
6. Spend more time with my family
7. Relax
8. Watch anime and read manga
There you have it. Short and simple. Well guys, I' d like it if you guys would post on how your holiday has been. Before I forgot, good luck to Bruce and all my other friends going for the first batch of NS. Have a safe trip. Also, Rondo, good luck in the U.S.A. Just don't come back to Malaysia and get all cocky and forget about me. Keep in touch (yes, I know about the time difference).
1. Have lots and lots of fun
2. Lose weight
3. Play more music
4. Enjoy myself
5. Read books
6. Spend more time with my family
7. Relax
8. Watch anime and read manga
There you have it. Short and simple. Well guys, I' d like it if you guys would post on how your holiday has been. Before I forgot, good luck to Bruce and all my other friends going for the first batch of NS. Have a safe trip. Also, Rondo, good luck in the U.S.A. Just don't come back to Malaysia and get all cocky and forget about me. Keep in touch (yes, I know about the time difference).
Sunday, October 19, 2008
Think My Blog Is Dead? Not A Chance!!
Muahhaha!!! I'm back to haunt your nightmares (Read this with a Victor Frankenstein kind of accent... its more effective :) Well, its been a long time. My blog is not dead, however. Its just 'hibernating' . However, I'm quite 'pleased' to announce that we have officially 23 more days till SPM starts.
My mock exam results came out a while ago. It's above my expectations, quite frankly speaking and I feel happy for that. However, a few things have been puzzling my head over these past few weeks. One: How come I'm never able to ace that History test? For those of you out there who thinks I score well in exams because I memorize, you're dead wrong. My History exam is proof of that.
Two: I'm never able to score for both my Physics and Biology simultaneously. If one is excellent, the other would be only fair, and vice versa. My Chemistry is fine, I guess.
Three: What happens if I don't get what I expect? I'm sure a lot of you is probably thinking the same question now. We can never be to sure, I guess. History has shown that sometimes things turn out quite the opposite of what we think it would.
Four: What will happen to all of us? I mean,we all would promise to keep in touch and everything, but would everything be the same as it would be now when we're in school? Now, we could see each other every single day in school but can everything still be the way it was?
Five: Can we really be prepared for the exam? I know that 23 days would provide us ample time to revise but can we really be truly prepared?
Well, that's all for now. To all my friends, good luck in your SPM. May all of you succeed not just in your exams, but in your life, too.
My mock exam results came out a while ago. It's above my expectations, quite frankly speaking and I feel happy for that. However, a few things have been puzzling my head over these past few weeks. One: How come I'm never able to ace that History test? For those of you out there who thinks I score well in exams because I memorize, you're dead wrong. My History exam is proof of that.
Two: I'm never able to score for both my Physics and Biology simultaneously. If one is excellent, the other would be only fair, and vice versa. My Chemistry is fine, I guess.
Three: What happens if I don't get what I expect? I'm sure a lot of you is probably thinking the same question now. We can never be to sure, I guess. History has shown that sometimes things turn out quite the opposite of what we think it would.
Four: What will happen to all of us? I mean,we all would promise to keep in touch and everything, but would everything be the same as it would be now when we're in school? Now, we could see each other every single day in school but can everything still be the way it was?
Five: Can we really be prepared for the exam? I know that 23 days would provide us ample time to revise but can we really be truly prepared?
Well, that's all for now. To all my friends, good luck in your SPM. May all of you succeed not just in your exams, but in your life, too.
Sunday, August 31, 2008
Exam Hiatus
Hi everyone. It's me here. I'm sorry to inform that this would be the last time I'm posting for a very long time. Don't fret. I'm still blogging, but not now. SPM mock is coming, and I know my priorities. Well, good luck to those who are going to face the SPM this year (me included). And happy Ramadhan. Well, I'm going to miss blogging, that's for sure. I probably won't add another post until after SPM. To Gabrielle, happy retirement. Its been nice reading your blog.
To all my blogger friends, some words of wisdom (from not such a wise guy):
We must bid each other goodbye, before we can say hello again
Therefore, adieu.
To all my blogger friends, some words of wisdom (from not such a wise guy):
We must bid each other goodbye, before we can say hello again
Therefore, adieu.
Monday, August 18, 2008
I'm In National Sevice!!!!
My second worst fear just came true!! I'm actually 'lucky' enough to be chosen for National service ( I'd rather not elaborate on what my worst fear is). The dreaded message reached me through the form of my sister. "Congratulations!!" The message still rings in my ears even until today.
Its not that I am afraid to join National Service. Its just that the feeling of fear is there because admittedly, I am facing one of those unknown moments in my life. Even a famous philosopher said that "One would always fear that which he did not know of". well, I'm going to try my best to make the most out of this thing. Well, it is a once in a lifetime opprtunity after all.
To my friends who did not receive the 'congratulatory' message, congratulations to you.
Its not that I am afraid to join National Service. Its just that the feeling of fear is there because admittedly, I am facing one of those unknown moments in my life. Even a famous philosopher said that "One would always fear that which he did not know of". well, I'm going to try my best to make the most out of this thing. Well, it is a once in a lifetime opprtunity after all.
To my friends who did not receive the 'congratulatory' message, congratulations to you.
Friday, August 8, 2008
Lonely and Solitary
Last Thursday, during Lit. class, Rondo and I got into a 'solitary' kind of mood. It all started when I let him listen to my MP4, when he said:
"You know, all the songs in your playlist seem to reflect a solitary and lonely mood, its kinda depressing."
Without even waiting for an invitation, some girl which I would only call AI, replied:
"Well, maybe that's because he's a lonely person, that's why."
Thank you for giving such 'constructive' comment.
Note: Please- lah, Rondo. I DO NOT put those songs into my MP4 because I am lonely, solitary or depressed. Its just that I enjoy these songs because of their musical merit and their wonderful melody. Duh! And while I may be an unhappy person, I am NEVER lonely. Its not that I am mad or anything. I'm just trying to clarify things out... and to announce that I'm back in the blogging scene.
"You know, all the songs in your playlist seem to reflect a solitary and lonely mood, its kinda depressing."
Without even waiting for an invitation, some girl which I would only call AI, replied:
"Well, maybe that's because he's a lonely person, that's why."
Thank you for giving such 'constructive' comment.
Note: Please- lah, Rondo. I DO NOT put those songs into my MP4 because I am lonely, solitary or depressed. Its just that I enjoy these songs because of their musical merit and their wonderful melody. Duh! And while I may be an unhappy person, I am NEVER lonely. Its not that I am mad or anything. I'm just trying to clarify things out... and to announce that I'm back in the blogging scene.
Sunday, July 13, 2008
Happy Birthday Amal!!!!
First and foremost, I would like to apologize for my very long absence from the blogging community. Well, I just finished my exams last Saturday (Yay!!!). Anyways, today is all about Amal, and her birthday. She is a friend of mine and she invited me to her party at Kuching Park hotel last Saturday. Its one of the best parties that I've ever been to ( in fact one of the only parties I've ever been to, how sad is that). Its, as the Brits would say, posh but fun nonetheless.
The party started of quite formally with speeches from my friend and her parents. Then... things got gradually crazier. I mean it. There were games like treasure hunt where we are supposed to find unexpected things. I mean think about it. Who would bring the following things to a birthday party:
1) A school badge
2) A picture of your dad/ mum ( I got this one)
3) A red pen
4) A lip gloss (I doubt any boy would bring this, though we did have girls at our table who brought it with them)
5) A handkerchief ( We got this one, thanks to Fakri)
Well, I can't remember everything. Next, we are supposed to find two yellow 'angpau' envelopes, precariously hidden somewhere. It almost came to an end when Hisham found one of the envelopes before the event started. Well, we searched every nook and cranny of the hall. I mean everywhere. Under chairs (ehem..), under tables. I almost lost a finger or two when I tried to look under the buffet set. Turns out it had lighted stoves underneath to keep the food warm. Thank God.
Next, we have a sort of follow- the - leader game where members of the same table are supposed to dance in a line and stops dancing when the music stops. Then we have to stay exactly as we are. Its the job of the birthday girl's family members to disturb us while we remain 'frozen'. Our team is the first to lose, though I don't know why.
Next, comes the cake- cutting and the highlight of the day:
Choosing the prince and princess charming of the day.
Yep, you heard me. Every teenager in the party must join it. GAWD, what am I supposed to do?
I was subjected to total humiliation when I had to do a male model catwalk across the floor ( along with the other guys but we have to do it individually). Well, I mustered every ounce of courage that I have and did it. (FYI, when the girls did the catwalk, the boys became the judges, so when the boys did it... use your brains) The moment I started my walk, strut or whatever the heck you'd call it, my head swarmed with thoughts that would've been considered gila in real life. I heaved a sigh of relief when its over and swore I'll never do it again on my own free will on purpose. ( A girl got a video of me while I was doing th e'walk' but you won't hear her name from me). Naim won the prince and Natalie won the princess title.
Well, it was fun and I'd hope to do it again (attend the birthday party, not the catwalk) someday. Bye!!!
And
Happy Birthday Amal!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
P.S. I heard I freaked a girl out that day. Sorry!!
Oh, yes. Claire Chang is one funky girl.
The party started of quite formally with speeches from my friend and her parents. Then... things got gradually crazier. I mean it. There were games like treasure hunt where we are supposed to find unexpected things. I mean think about it. Who would bring the following things to a birthday party:
1) A school badge
2) A picture of your dad/ mum ( I got this one)
3) A red pen
4) A lip gloss (I doubt any boy would bring this, though we did have girls at our table who brought it with them)
5) A handkerchief ( We got this one, thanks to Fakri)
Well, I can't remember everything. Next, we are supposed to find two yellow 'angpau' envelopes, precariously hidden somewhere. It almost came to an end when Hisham found one of the envelopes before the event started. Well, we searched every nook and cranny of the hall. I mean everywhere. Under chairs (ehem..), under tables. I almost lost a finger or two when I tried to look under the buffet set. Turns out it had lighted stoves underneath to keep the food warm. Thank God.
Next, we have a sort of follow- the - leader game where members of the same table are supposed to dance in a line and stops dancing when the music stops. Then we have to stay exactly as we are. Its the job of the birthday girl's family members to disturb us while we remain 'frozen'. Our team is the first to lose, though I don't know why.
Next, comes the cake- cutting and the highlight of the day:
Choosing the prince and princess charming of the day.
Yep, you heard me. Every teenager in the party must join it. GAWD, what am I supposed to do?
I was subjected to total humiliation when I had to do a male model catwalk across the floor ( along with the other guys but we have to do it individually). Well, I mustered every ounce of courage that I have and did it. (FYI, when the girls did the catwalk, the boys became the judges, so when the boys did it... use your brains) The moment I started my walk, strut or whatever the heck you'd call it, my head swarmed with thoughts that would've been considered gila in real life. I heaved a sigh of relief when its over and swore I'll never do it again on my own free will on purpose. ( A girl got a video of me while I was doing th e'walk' but you won't hear her name from me). Naim won the prince and Natalie won the princess title.
Well, it was fun and I'd hope to do it again (attend the birthday party, not the catwalk) someday. Bye!!!
And
Happy Birthday Amal!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
P.S. I heard I freaked a girl out that day. Sorry!!
Oh, yes. Claire Chang is one funky girl.
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