Now that, I want.Quote Perry:
"Dog obsessed."
I woke up at 12:30 AM. Dad gave RM400.00 and went fishing. Mum and I went to Crown Square for lunch. There, I had olive fried rice and Chinese tea. After that, I tried on like a dozen of dresses and then I bought one for RM104.00.
I am always up to something weird/lame according to Linda Soon.
I attempt the weirdest acts that people normally don't do.
I make a unique dancer according to my old fellow council members.
I speak faster than Maglev trains.
I have my own one of a kind trademark pose in photographs.
I take photographs of almost everything.
Yesterday evening, Jonas Michael Gumis told me to go outside of my house because the sunset was beautiful. So, I went out of my house but unfortunately, I can't see much from my porch or backyard.
So, I went up to my room and climbed onto the roof with my DSLR Canon 400D. I still can't see much but nevertheless, I still got a few decent shots of yesterday's sunset.
There are a few missions that I should accomplish during the holidays.
Funny. I thought I already grew all four of my wisdom teeth. Today, I discovered two more teeth starting to protrude out of the flesh of my top jaw. Maybe this is my 5th and 6th wisdom tooth. That would make me filled with twice the wisdom of a regular human being. Then again, maybe I was just dreaming about already having all four wisdom teeth.Some people just have the nerve to post an entire paragraph hating people who believe in God. I have faith in God. So that looks like I am a sucker too. Wow. I know of two alter servers who read my blog, ISCF leaders and church-goers. They are religious people and it seems like they're hated for just being religious. The Buddhists, Christians, Muslims, Sikhs and all."hello, i know everyone's terrified of death but do you have to make up lies to make yourself feel better???Faith is for suckers. I hate religious people. live life in truth..don't blind yourself telling yourself that you will end up with wings and a harp in your hands."
"If you are a dumb Catholic, get the heck off my blog and dip yourself in your coveted holy water till you might end up glowing with pure holiness."
Mum took me shopping at MNG at The Spring to try on this polka-dotted dress that I saw (thumbs up from dad to go back to MNG this Saturday to buy it). There was this skinny Malay lady in her mid-twenties with an extraordinary large chest and she was with her boyfriend.
ARRRRGGGGHHHH!
I had the lousiest dream this morning, stirred and feeling as cranky as Grumpy the Basset Hound. Then, I cursed mentally before I went back to sleep. At 9.30am, I got thrown out of my bedroom because my maid wanted to clean my room. So much for some shut eye.
Now you get why Grumpy was named Grumpy. One heck of a permanently grumpy dog who stamps on people's feet and sulks in corners. Anyway, last week we had another interesting question circulating around and as usual, I was the odd one out so I got called weird.
Remember the previous question about whether one should sit face to face or side by side with her partner when having lunch? Madam Kong claims that side by side is more passionate.
This morning, I dropped by at Saint Joseph's Secondary School to check on the Prefects' Interschool Telematch just as I had told teacher I would last week. If you look closely at the photo above, you'll see Andrea Lau and Amanda Voon posing for the camera while the rest of the crowd was listening to some instructions being given. They're a gang of baboons. Then there's Jonas Gumis, the chairman (I think), who was extremely proud that his telematch sailed smoothly.
Then I ran into Bruce Wong at the canteen, who was showed off his new spectacles. I told him that it looked like shit because it looked nothing like my pair.
I dropped by at Padang Merdeka around 11.00AM when my parents fetched me from school, because my mum told me that there was some tree sprouting cotton all over the place. So my dad parked by the side of the road, I got down the car and started taking photos. The whole field and tree was covered in fluffy white stuff.
After that brief photography session, we went off to Chong Choon Cafe and I finally accomplished my mission to try that so-call famous and delicious laksa. I had three-layered tea to wash down the laksa. I hereby conclude that laksa at Chong Choon Cafe, is indeed appetizing.
With a stomach full of scrumptious laksa and too-sweet three layered tea, I headed back to school to attend the 53rd Red Crescent Youth Unit #8 Annual General Meeting. I am now a retired treasurer of the Red Crescent Youth Unit #8. Our unit got the award for 2nd Runner Up Best Unit. I think that was the title of the award. There was some really creepy sketch performance by the Form 2s about some girl who died and was stuck in purgatory. There was all these somber, spine-chilling music and to top that off, they carried the limp main actress as if she was a corpse.
To end the day, we took a group photo of incoming and outgoing committee of RCYU#8 and representatives from various schools. I am so old, I am practically retired from every single post ever held in Saint Teresa's Secondary School.
The nine of us councils celebrated our retirement today during recess in the canteen with an American chocolate cake, which had nine of our names on it and I got to be the one to cut the first slice of the cake. We also had two boxes of donuts from Big Apple Donuts and Coffee during. I brought my camera and snapped quite a lot of photos. Credits goes to Kristen Chew for becoming our photographer for today. She got treated to cake too.
Then, we went off to the middle of the field and took tons of photos. We had photos of us throwing our ties up in the air and so forth. Then, we took even more photos as we walked down the administration block and ended our photo taking session with even more photos at the main gate. The weather was so hot but that meant, great lighting.
And that is the nine of us council members from the Saint Teresa Secondary School Prefectorial Board 2007/2008. It starts off from the left with Hanizah (Deputy Head Prefect I), Amy (Head Unit of Class Supervision), Aazean (Head Unit of Social & Welfare), Gabrielle Jee a.k.a the fellow who owns this blog (Head Prefect), Nishanti (Deputy Head Prefect II), Cheryl (Head Unit of Discipline), Amirah (Head Unit of Safety & Surveillance), Melanie (Head Unit of Assembly) and squatting down, Wendy (Head Unit of Cleanliness).
And this, is the new Head Prefect for 2008/2009, Debbie Janin.
I am retiring as both a prefect and a Head Prefect, getting old, ancient and wrinkly. Aazean's bringing a chocolate cake to celebrate our nine councils' retirement and I'll be bringing my camera. I bet that if I show up in school in the blue pinafore without wearing my glasses and pinning up my fringe, I could pass off as a new student. See the photos? The one in the blazer was taken about a month ago and the one in the pinafore, was taken yesterday.
What a jobless day today in school, so we wasted time by having weird debate-like conversations. 8 things I am passionate about:
8 books I've read recently:
8 songs I could listen to over and over again:
8 things I learned last year and this year:
8 people I wanna tag:
Originally I posted about something else but then I got inspired. What if I am a guy and I am with my girlfriend and mother at some terrific island and suddenly, kaboom, tsunami hits. Girlfriend and mother start shouting for my help to be their knight in shining amour. Who should I save? Mother or girlfriend?
The school authority allowing us to bring cellular phones on Teachers' Day, was the smartest move ever made. Nobody had to run up and down the school just to pass urgent notices. Throw in a phone, rolled up sleeves, askew tie, a DSLR and a lame pose, and there I have, a new shot for my blog.
I am turning into a couch potato. Yesterday I read three novels, The Choice by Nicholas Sparks, If You Could See Me Now and A Place Called Here by Ceceilia Adhern. I even watched Iron Man and PS: I Love You. Boring. All so boring. Later, I am going to watch Ah Long, that looks more interesting to me than lousy Iron Man or mushy and draggy PS: I Love You. The only time when I actually exercise my feet is when I get up to go to the bathroom and I only do intensive exercise when I go shopping. Did it at MNG and Times Bookstore.
If anybody here appreciates good photography, I think this is a nice shot by Esther Ling (my "hired photographer" according to Chong) taken with my camera.
I got back part of my examination results today. I'll just say that I am disappointed with myself for making really "smart" mistakes such as, 5.5 - 1 = 4 and a measuring cylinder measures liquids in grams. Those are only two examples out of the many other "smart" mistakes. I just feel it coming that I won't be in the Top Three this term.
Examination is finally over. Three long weeks but strangely it did not feel as tiring as last year. Although waiting for the results, can be quite a nerve-wrecking process.
Hah, you see this?? This is called laksa from Choon Choon Cafe at Abell Road. So-call, number one best laksa in Kuching. My latest mission now, is to ask my parents to bring me to try this so-call very fabulous laksa this weekend.
Okay, you know that when you start trying to make logic out of the illogical, such as linking Chemistry to Iron Man, you will know that you have over studied Chemistry or either, you are a student at Mrs. Hon's Chemistry tuition.
You see this?? It was a hot, hot, hot day and I had a heavy DSLR camera around my neck. It was so hot that I began to dehydrate. Then, I asked my servant to help me to get the free ISCF drink for me.
Servant even bullied MBKS a.k.a Amanda Voon.
I managed to get hold of the digital copy of our class profile photo. I think the photography is just plain bad. It's quite seen that a wide aperture lens was used and it made the people at the sides look bigger than they actually are. This is the worst professional photography I have ever came across. I forgot the name of this studio anyway.