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Dec. 10th, 2009 | 09:01 pm
i kinda miss school :(
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Dec. 5th, 2009 | 09:45 am
I am at: Sun Rosier
yesterday when i decided to cut off my hair, i had no pain or regrets because the ends were simply just too dry and dead.but i when i woke up this morning and saw myself in the mirror, i want my old long curly hair back!! and now my hair is actually shorter than i wanted it to be. sighh..i think it's gonna take a whole freaking year before i can perm it decently again. now i look like i just came out of secondary school :(
work starts in two days :/
work starts in two days :/
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Tsunami
Nov. 19th, 2009 | 01:26 pm
I am at: Temple Court
Feeling: 
sleepy
i dreamt that the sea turned an awful green, and before i knew it, the waves were coming closer. then the waves got almighty and wherever they crashed, white whirlpools were formed. the waves almost took us away, but thankfully we were located on the 13th level. it was like a scene out of 2012, although i have yet to watch the movie. and then i remembered wanting to eat lou mai kai after.
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Financ(e)ial Pangs
Nov. 17th, 2009 | 05:20 pm
I am at: Temple Court
Feeling: sleepy
down to my last paper! i'm actually rather exhausted from all that studying done in the past few days. i wonder how the Singapore education system has managed to drill us with one exams after another (on some cases, even two papers in a day), and we kids all believed that's the way exams should be. not only did we have exams, but we had our cca trainings cut down from 3-4 times a week to 1-2 times, unlike now where we have days in between papers and we're still struggling to score. i think it must be all those weekly class and common tests that made it the norm to have papers after papers. i guess i musn't forget that results from my common tests don't get printed on a glossy transcript paper which i pay $15 for.
so today's unwind day before i start mugging for my final audit paper, which i have totally no clue about. i feel rather accomplished today, if i don't take my morning exam into consideration. i've managed to inform the utilities and telephone companies to disconnect my services and arrange for the movers. now i just need to find a suitable cleaner. after watching Brothers and Sisters, i think i should get down to some serious packing.
13 more days to go :(
so today's unwind day before i start mugging for my final audit paper, which i have totally no clue about. i feel rather accomplished today, if i don't take my morning exam into consideration. i've managed to inform the utilities and telephone companies to disconnect my services and arrange for the movers. now i just need to find a suitable cleaner. after watching Brothers and Sisters, i think i should get down to some serious packing.
13 more days to go :(
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I'd Rather Be..
Nov. 14th, 2009 | 06:37 pm
I am at: Temple Court
Feeling: sleepy
my dream home would probably consist of a bookshelf that looks something like this
full of Popular Penguins! :D
there are so many things that i want to do before leaving melbourne. just can't wait for exams to end so i can get on to more interesting stuff.
what i want to do/see:
* Breakfast at Cumulus Inc. The lunch that I had there today couldn't be better. Good food (a huge lamb shoulder that has the texture of pork belly), good coffee, good desserts, cute waiters, and most of all good company filled with non-stop conversations (:
* Brighton Beach
* Picnic at the Botanical Garden's Shrine
* Cafe Sweethearts to have eggs for breakfast!
* DFO at South Yarra
* Sleepovers and steamboat!
what i want to do/see:
* Breakfast at Cumulus Inc. The lunch that I had there today couldn't be better. Good food (a huge lamb shoulder that has the texture of pork belly), good coffee, good desserts, cute waiters, and most of all good company filled with non-stop conversations (:
* Brighton Beach
* Picnic at the Botanical Garden's Shrine
* Cafe Sweethearts to have eggs for breakfast!
* DFO at South Yarra
* Sleepovers and steamboat!
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Nov. 14th, 2009 | 11:18 am
you know it'll be good when it starts off magical right from the moment he said hi (:
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Horror
Nov. 13th, 2009 | 12:15 pm
I am at: Temple Court
Feeling: 
hot
my life of skinny flat whites (and i don't mean just any other skinny flat whites, but those that are made in the right proportion and do not taste like lattes) is going to be in demise in 17 days time :( so this morning, i decided to go down and get a cup of my favourite coffee to start my day. i love the fact that i can go down and grab coffee (plus lunch and cakes) in just 5 minutes. in less than a month, i'll be grabbing carrot cake and hokkien mee instead. not that i'm not looking forward to it, but having to adjust to condense milk coffee? i still like my milk frothed! speaking of which, i think the barista has been using normal milk all this while and to make it skinny he just removes the foam. maybe that's why it tastes so awesome. evil!
a random moth was flying around in my room last night and the sound of its wings hitting the ceiling kept me awake. i thought i managed to chase it out of my room before going to sleep. i have no idea how that moth got in there :/
a random moth was flying around in my room last night and the sound of its wings hitting the ceiling kept me awake. i thought i managed to chase it out of my room before going to sleep. i have no idea how that moth got in there :/
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Housemate
Nov. 6th, 2009 | 08:35 pm
"I may be renting out my own place next year, would you like to move in with me?"
I actually never thought that I would be asked such a question so soon. Putting aside the reason of the massive displeasure it will garner from The Man of the house, I don't know if I'll actually say yes if I had the liberty to do so. I think I may not be at the stage where I'm ready for domestic partnership considering the fact that for most parts of our relationship we are in two different continents. They say that you shouldn't move in with your best friend because it opens your friendship up to various potential fault-finding and dissatisfaction with each other, and if things get really bad, that would probably be the end of the friendship as well. So does the same apply to living with your partner?
The new world of a domestic partnership would mean that:
* no more meeting each other up for dates because both of you leave the house together
* no more occasions where the boyfriend will send you home and give you a goodnight kiss before you leave because both of you go home together
* having to adjust to having another person in your bed if you're a light sleeper
* uncomfortable cold wars shall a fight ensue and you still have to put up with seeing each other's faces
* having to maintain the demure and feminine behaviour at all times because girls aren't supposed to have bad habits. this would mean no more farting aloud in your room or picking your nose anywhere else other than the toilet
* compromising with each other's unusual habits
*no maid to do the laundry or cook for you. instead, YOU are now the maid
Then again, those are all the negative aspects. I can think of some good ones:
* someone to spoon you every night
* sex in the morning or/and night
* someone to carry the heavy groceries
* someone to pick you up from work most of the time instead of having to brave the work crowd
* phone bill savings
* cooking at home instead of having to eat out on dinner dates
* learning how to compromise
* a type of get-out clause before you get turned off by all the weird habits that you see after living together, which would be too late if you're already married
After weighing all those factors, I think I'll stick to sleepovers. haha..Then again, I can't deny that I'm secretly happy he popped the question (:
I actually never thought that I would be asked such a question so soon. Putting aside the reason of the massive displeasure it will garner from The Man of the house, I don't know if I'll actually say yes if I had the liberty to do so. I think I may not be at the stage where I'm ready for domestic partnership considering the fact that for most parts of our relationship we are in two different continents. They say that you shouldn't move in with your best friend because it opens your friendship up to various potential fault-finding and dissatisfaction with each other, and if things get really bad, that would probably be the end of the friendship as well. So does the same apply to living with your partner?
The new world of a domestic partnership would mean that:
* no more meeting each other up for dates because both of you leave the house together
* no more occasions where the boyfriend will send you home and give you a goodnight kiss before you leave because both of you go home together
* having to adjust to having another person in your bed if you're a light sleeper
* uncomfortable cold wars shall a fight ensue and you still have to put up with seeing each other's faces
* having to maintain the demure and feminine behaviour at all times because girls aren't supposed to have bad habits. this would mean no more farting aloud in your room or picking your nose anywhere else other than the toilet
* compromising with each other's unusual habits
*no maid to do the laundry or cook for you. instead, YOU are now the maid
Then again, those are all the negative aspects. I can think of some good ones:
* someone to spoon you every night
* sex in the morning or/and night
* someone to carry the heavy groceries
* someone to pick you up from work most of the time instead of having to brave the work crowd
* phone bill savings
* cooking at home instead of having to eat out on dinner dates
* learning how to compromise
* a type of get-out clause before you get turned off by all the weird habits that you see after living together, which would be too late if you're already married
After weighing all those factors, I think I'll stick to sleepovers. haha..Then again, I can't deny that I'm secretly happy he popped the question (:
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Nov. 2nd, 2009 | 07:34 pm
i think we're going nowhere
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Taste Bud Treats
Nov. 1st, 2009 | 03:34 pm
I'm gonna miss Melbourne's Flat Whites, breakfast places, and chocolates :(