got me reminiscing.
Sunday, November 29, 2009
Saturday, November 28, 2009
John Mayer,
MARRY ME LAH PLEASE!
This one's a nice one to listen to while you're sick for the weekend and dunking wheat biscuits into hot milo waiting to rot in your dust filled 1/4 of a hostel room.
Thursday, November 26, 2009
Fadhlan,
Happy 20th Birthday.

I'd invite you over for lunch, the food's improved here. But.


Okay this is a really twisted birthday wish.
I'd invite you over for lunch, the food's improved here. But.
Okay this is a really twisted birthday wish.
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
Peta Charmaine,
because shit happens, all the time. Love you lots.
I'm not really good at picking movies to watch, so what I do is I read Wasted 2.0. That's how I came about watching The Prestige. It rocks. I found it really twisted in many ways, which left me feeling a little depressed. But it's okay since it was my theme of the week.

I give you, the most overplayed Chinese love song of my secondary school years.
It's not really good somemore have to flip the music sheet=.= but if it's any reason to give I grew up learning the organ. The organ I had back home looked something like this:
It was my MOTHER'S organ, which she got from HER AUNT. When I wanted to learn music she convinced me to learn the organ although I wanted to learn the violin. As I grew older, I began to see the uncoolness of this instrument. Every time I see it, I think of old aunties playing cha cha music to pass time (like in one of the scenes in Edward Scissorhands).
I have no complaints about it. The only flaw is that the sound the organ makes isn't very authentic.

I completed Grade 5. Partly because I moved to a rural area with no music school, and also because the organ could not withstand the 12 hour journey in a trailer on the rocky roads of Sabah.
I'm not really good at picking movies to watch, so what I do is I read Wasted 2.0. That's how I came about watching The Prestige. It rocks. I found it really twisted in many ways, which left me feeling a little depressed. But it's okay since it was my theme of the week.
I give you, the most overplayed Chinese love song of my secondary school years.
It's not really good somemore have to flip the music sheet=.= but if it's any reason to give I grew up learning the organ. The organ I had back home looked something like this:
It was my MOTHER'S organ, which she got from HER AUNT. When I wanted to learn music she convinced me to learn the organ although I wanted to learn the violin. As I grew older, I began to see the uncoolness of this instrument. Every time I see it, I think of old aunties playing cha cha music to pass time (like in one of the scenes in Edward Scissorhands).
I have no complaints about it. The only flaw is that the sound the organ makes isn't very authentic.

I completed Grade 5. Partly because I moved to a rural area with no music school, and also because the organ could not withstand the 12 hour journey in a trailer on the rocky roads of Sabah.
Thursday, November 19, 2009
Lee Kit-Ee,
one of the many jakun things we did while in Tesco Selatan. You're such fun lah.
Yes we AIMST dental students are very deprived of entertainment we've established that a long time ago=.=

I take this opportunity to thank the people of Melaka and Bintulu for their contribution towards making my set of teeth complete. Majulah sukan untuk negara.
Jeannette fun fact #782. I got better at playing cards. Before this I had to make notes to play cards. Now, I'm more Chinese!

Been taking pictures of inanimate objects lately because they... don't move. Everyone's been so busy hunting and Barter trading teeth I've hardly had the time to observe people.
Yes we AIMST dental students are very deprived of entertainment we've established that a long time ago=.=
I take this opportunity to thank the people of Melaka and Bintulu for their contribution towards making my set of teeth complete. Majulah sukan untuk negara.
Been taking pictures of inanimate objects lately because they... don't move. Everyone's been so busy hunting and Barter trading teeth I've hardly had the time to observe people.
Saturday, November 14, 2009
Ong Wei Loon,
remember this?
You said: Wohoo, we're flying without wings!!!
Dang Tim, you almost had me tearing up there. Thanks=) you're the only one who ever sends me anything by mail nowadays. Other than Public Bank.
I finally figured out what to do with Jolene's err.... do you call them stickers? Not sure. All I know is that they're really pretty=)

*Grins*
You said: Wohoo, we're flying without wings!!!
*Grins*
Goh Dai Shan,
aku pinjam your piano because I couldn't sleep.
and I'll be screaming my head off when I see you perform tonight at First Beat 6.
I think this model must be a very famous cow. Like the Tyra of their kind.

Only in Perlis I tell you. Only in Perlis.
and I'll be screaming my head off when I see you perform tonight at First Beat 6.
I think this model must be a very famous cow. Like the Tyra of their kind.
Only in Perlis I tell you. Only in Perlis.
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