elevator love letter
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Sunday, January 28, 2007
- from IF @ 1:13 AM Ten reasons why I despise you, Dian: 1) You're so creative you keep writing beautiful and inspiring stories for your commonwealth essays. It's not fair. You don't even LIKE chemistry. 2) You jump so high you can reach the sky oh why oh why, my my my. sigh. 3) You're so pretty and I'm not. 4) You're so extremely funny that I get dead speechless after every one of your jokes. 5) You get to be surrounded by girls everyday in school and I don't. 6) You can get so deluded, thinking that you're tall when in fact, I'm so much taller than you. 7) I wish you were wanting to be with nicky, but no. How unfortunate. 8) You have no o levels and I do. The jealousy I feel is undoubtedly overwhelming. 9) You are a good friend. 10) So i have no reason to hate you. 10 things Dian has to say about this: 1) HAHA 2) I 3) KNOW 4) YOU 5) LOVE 6) ME 7) SO 8) STOP 9) DENYING! 10) SPREAD THE LOOOOOOOOOOVE (: yippeeeeeeeeee! CAUTION: Believing the contents of this entry will only give you false ideas of the above mentioned people. Dian is actually very funny, and very tall. On top of that, Dian is not at all that egoistic in real life. Iqbal, on the other hand, well.. Let's just say he's Iqbal (: Sunday, January 21, 2007 The Daily Prophet - from IF @ 6:53 AM Tick tock. Tick tock. Tick tock. & its already week four. As much as I hate to say this out loud, common tests are like in three weeks time. Judging from how fast school has been for the past three weeks, I'm not surprised if I wake up tomorrow sitting in the classroom doing my chemistry paper. And they have to make it on Valentine's week. Damn. How sad is that? Very I say. School has been fine to say the least. 436 is really a fun class to be in. Trust me. The jokes whether lame or not and just the antics of the classmates can just brighten up your day. I don't mean this literally of course cos it has been raining quite heavily. Anyway not the point. Lets just say, the class have become the very thing I look forward to in school. This may be my last year in SJI but at least I get to spend it with the class that is fun and , in my books, memorable. Hey haven't you heard, we got second in touch rugby already. On a more a casual and random note, I have no idea how people came out with this emoticon >.< I mean that expression is so difficult to do and you will look really spastic in attempting to do it. You don't see anyone making that face when they say something stupid or lame or random. Haha. So I don't get it. AND OMG! Chelsea lost to Liverpool! LIVERPOOL! I don't get that either. Pfft. Wednesday, January 17, 2007 The Daily Prophet - from IF @ 2:40 PM
This movie better not disappoint like the last movie did. Still looking forward though (: Thursday, January 11, 2007 The Daily Prophet - from IF @ 5:25 PM Its only been the second week of school and SJI being SJI have to give us a test. A math test. Tomorrow to be exact. Oh well. Whatever the curriculum being set should (or must) be good for us right. Yes I know what you're thinking. I'm such a yes-man right? Haha whatever. You know, yesterday I witnessed quite an interesting scene. I was going back home from training and the bus I was in had TVMobile. It was showing 'The Arena'. A debate between Loyang and Raffles(the boys). The motion was "Good looks triumphs over effort" and Raffles were the opposition. Anyway back to the point. What was surprising was the fact that nearly everyone in the bus was glued to the show. They laughed at the silly antics of the second Loyang speaker. Well it was surprising to me lah. And oh Loyang won that round by the way. And then when I alighted at my stop, a couple of girls were saying things like "did you hear the number of fallacies she made?!". Haha great to know that philo block has helped you, girl. Thats it for now. And oh happy birthday sis! (: Friday, January 05, 2007 The Daily Prophet - from IF @ 10:20 PM Okay! School has started two days ago and right from the start, the tone was already set. Teachers went around classes telling the Sec 4s that this year is a crucial year and slacking is not really an option. They told us many more but you can't possibly expect me to list them all. Haha. Furthermore the Os will be starting early this year, that is on the 22nd Oct. SIGH! The way they put it is really scary. If their purpose was to scare us into studying and mugging like hell for the major exams, they have succeeded. Oh I must emphasise on the fact that the teachers remind us of the 'crucial year' thing almost every lesson. Be it at the start or the middle or the end. They just have to bring that up. Maybe it will die off.. nah I don't think it will. Haha. I'm not complaining of course. Just bringing up a point. (: Another year and no more after that. This will be my last year in SJI. Damn it went too fast. Seeing the Sec 1s having their Orientation Camp just now reminds me of my own. Yes maybe it was not really a joyful one for me but I can still recall those moments as if it was yesterday. Like how I was laughing at all Kumaran's silly antics. Or the time when we were playing volleyball with a waterbomb as the ball and Dickson was my partner. Or the time when stupid Hinyang stole my sleeping space. Or how fun the PSFs and PSLs tried to make the camp more enjoyable for us. Ahh. If only... Haha. Oh well. Weekends will probably be spent doing my homework. Training just now was fun. The pace was like whoosh! Haha. Alrighty then. Gotta sleep. Tuesday, January 02, 2007 The Dare - from IF @ 2:41 AM 
Monday, January 01, 2007 The Daily Prophet - from IF @ 10:03 PM HELLO! (: So another year has passed. We have left 2006 behind. Frankly speaking, I don't feel the difference. Okay just abit? But most parts of me still feel the same. Maybe I'll feel it when school reopens. Cause batch of '91 officially becomes Sec 4. The eldest and wisest, yeah right, of the student body. Its gonna be a really weird feeling. Unlike when I was in p6 (maybe not mature enough) when I was pretty much excited to be the eldest in the school. Now, I'm scared more than excited. Hur. Anyway lets do reflections for 2006! You know, to me 2006 marks a very important year in my 15 years of living on this planet called Earth. It taught me so many things which I can't even begin to list in this blog. There are just too many. No doubt this year has been a roller coaster ride. I had my fair share of ups and downs and I tell you but for every up or down, especially the downs, a lesson was obtained. Although the lessons take some time to sink in at times, at least they do sink. Heh. So yeah. I thank everyone of you who were with me in 2006. By that I mean, EVERYONE! (: Yes even to the ones I don't frequently talk to. Thank you. New Year Resolutions? I haven't made any yet. Till then.
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