I'm back in Brissy.
Things are as usual. But feelings are so different. Feel so strange, like getting into an unfamiliar place.
Been unpacking and setting things in order. Uni starts tomorrow. New start. Aiming higher this time. Highest ever.
This coming 4 months decides how my life will be for at least the following one year or two.
Excited, nervous, and stress.
Sunday, July 20, 2008
Wednesday, July 9, 2008
Internet connection back home has been really really lousy. It took me so long to open my email, let alone letting me blog.
Will put up the BBQ pics as promised once the connection is stable enough, and when I have the time to do so.
Today (it's past midnight now) is Idy's convocation. Would like to attend the ceremony, but at the same time, mum wants me to accompany her to her gathering with her colleagues. Reason? She claims she does not know how to get to Jusco Tebrau City. It's just an excuse for me. And worse thing, she said she feels hurt if I don't accompany and spend time with her. She said when I came all the way back, she hoped to spend time with me. But then, I think I spent most of my time at home with her. The only exceptions were when I spent one afternoon with Yin Ping, 5-days away from home to Nilai and KL (left house Thursday and reached back home on Monday), a steamboat dinner with GS friends, and Wei Sien's birthday gathering at Redbox Karaoke. For about 3 weeks back in Malaysia, I spent more than 2 weeks staying at home. And now she's saying I don't spend time with her. What the heck?! If she feels hurt, how about me? Does she thought of my feelings?
Sigh...
Will put up the BBQ pics as promised once the connection is stable enough, and when I have the time to do so.
Today (it's past midnight now) is Idy's convocation. Would like to attend the ceremony, but at the same time, mum wants me to accompany her to her gathering with her colleagues. Reason? She claims she does not know how to get to Jusco Tebrau City. It's just an excuse for me. And worse thing, she said she feels hurt if I don't accompany and spend time with her. She said when I came all the way back, she hoped to spend time with me. But then, I think I spent most of my time at home with her. The only exceptions were when I spent one afternoon with Yin Ping, 5-days away from home to Nilai and KL (left house Thursday and reached back home on Monday), a steamboat dinner with GS friends, and Wei Sien's birthday gathering at Redbox Karaoke. For about 3 weeks back in Malaysia, I spent more than 2 weeks staying at home. And now she's saying I don't spend time with her. What the heck?! If she feels hurt, how about me? Does she thought of my feelings?
Sigh...
Friday, June 27, 2008
From INTI
A post from INTI! Haha!
I'm now in Mian Bao's room. Didn't see her for quite some time (not too long ago actually.. met before CNY this year). Crashed in her room again this time. *Thanks Mian Bao! :D*
Wanted to see some lecturer and have a chat with them, but too bad most of them not around. Only Dr palsan. But even that also i didn't manage to find him. Having class I supposed.
Going to meet up with ah kor later. Last time didn't manage to talk to him a lot. This time must talk till day break. Haha!
INTI is still pretty much the same. Except the new tennis courts built. I feel so old here seeing the younger ones studying and organising events. It felts like it's ages ago when I did the same as them. Age is catching up fast.
Will try to post again soon. If not, wait for my post about the BBQ on tomorrow night.
Ta~~
I'm now in Mian Bao's room. Didn't see her for quite some time (not too long ago actually.. met before CNY this year). Crashed in her room again this time. *Thanks Mian Bao! :D*
Wanted to see some lecturer and have a chat with them, but too bad most of them not around. Only Dr palsan. But even that also i didn't manage to find him. Having class I supposed.
Going to meet up with ah kor later. Last time didn't manage to talk to him a lot. This time must talk till day break. Haha!
INTI is still pretty much the same. Except the new tennis courts built. I feel so old here seeing the younger ones studying and organising events. It felts like it's ages ago when I did the same as them. Age is catching up fast.
Will try to post again soon. If not, wait for my post about the BBQ on tomorrow night.
Ta~~
Thursday, June 26, 2008
GS gathering
Haven't seen my high school friends for long. I think the last time i see them was last year before i left for Brissy. Had a small gathering again just now. It's nice to meet up again with them. Had some nice chat, and a bit of update of everyone's life.
It's always nice to meet up with friends. Too bad I can't join them for another gathering to meet up with Yap. Haven't see her for long too. Hope there will have more gatherings.
*From left: Chia Fui, Fiona, Yun Xin, Sher Lin, See Eik, Wei Ting, Idy and me*
It's always nice to meet up with friends. Too bad I can't join them for another gathering to meet up with Yap. Haven't see her for long too. Hope there will have more gatherings.
Wednesday, June 25, 2008
My bestie
*Yin Ping and I @ Jusco Permas Jaya*
Here we are! ...Should have taken more pictures. sigh...
She's still as cute. Had nice long chat with her. Got to know some shocking news. Feel sad about it. Happy that we're still able to chat everything.
Really hope to see her again before I leave.
Monday, June 23, 2008
Finally after 3 long years...
...I'm meeting up with Yin Ping later today!!
This gal is my bestie in high school. Knew her since form 1. She came in 2 weeks later than other students. Very quiet gal (at least that's what i thought), with big specs and cute hair style. Looked like Tweetie Bird.
As we were in different class, we met only during Moral class. However, as we non-Malay students are the minority in school, we tend to stay closer to one another. During Form 1 to Form 3, the time we learned to know each other more, and spent most time with, was after school. As those three years we're in afternoon session, we ended school at 6.45pm. Both our parents usually came kinda late to pick us up (earliest would be around 7pm), and our friends usually leave for home earlier than us, we had that time to chat. We shared our day's funny stuff, discussed studies, or just chat for fun. We used to guess whose parents would reach earlier just for fun.
Form 4, we were in the same class. That year was fun for me, as i get to be with quite a number of friends that were not in same class before. But of course at the same time, some of my ex-classmates were not in same class with me. Anyhow, this year was fun. With the new, young, male chemistry teacher (who coincidently have the same surname as me), and with his strong mandarin-accent english, we laughed at him, but at the same time, we looked for him to ask detailed questions. Other students laughed at him so badly, and they went tuition for chemistry, so they already learned things during tuition. Yin Ping and I did not attend any tuition for chemistry, hence we would get to school early (as usual), and meet the teacher in staff room to ask questions. This happened almost every week. We got closer with the teacher, and it was nice and fun to have "free tuition".
However, a problem popped up. As our school's a girls' school, and there were some teachers that were not so open minded, they thought it is inappropriate for school girls to be close with male teachers, especially YOUNG, SINGLE, MALE teacher. Luckily, we managed to prove ourselves clear.
Our friendship grew stronger as years passed. Attended same tuition classes during Form 6, both being one of the few Form 6 prefects, we were like twins. Went for trip with our chemistry teacher (yes, the same male teacher) for competition, struggled to remember the details for "our project", went to the beach near-by, and played sand!! Those were the days back in school.
After STPM, we hardly meet each other. I went to work as a temporary teacher in a chinese primary school, and that made us even harder to meet up. If I remember correctly, the only time we met was when we went to collect our STPM results. After that, another once in City Square which we happened to be there coincidently, and chatted for like 5 minutes? Since then, we never see each other.
I'm so excited to see her again later!! 3 long years, lots of story to tell. But kinda worried too. Will we feel awkward and have nothing much to say? Or am I worrying too much? We'll know later. Will definitely take pictures with her!
I'm sooooooo happy and excited!!
This gal is my bestie in high school. Knew her since form 1. She came in 2 weeks later than other students. Very quiet gal (at least that's what i thought), with big specs and cute hair style. Looked like Tweetie Bird.
As we were in different class, we met only during Moral class. However, as we non-Malay students are the minority in school, we tend to stay closer to one another. During Form 1 to Form 3, the time we learned to know each other more, and spent most time with, was after school. As those three years we're in afternoon session, we ended school at 6.45pm. Both our parents usually came kinda late to pick us up (earliest would be around 7pm), and our friends usually leave for home earlier than us, we had that time to chat. We shared our day's funny stuff, discussed studies, or just chat for fun. We used to guess whose parents would reach earlier just for fun.
Form 4, we were in the same class. That year was fun for me, as i get to be with quite a number of friends that were not in same class before. But of course at the same time, some of my ex-classmates were not in same class with me. Anyhow, this year was fun. With the new, young, male chemistry teacher (who coincidently have the same surname as me), and with his strong mandarin-accent english, we laughed at him, but at the same time, we looked for him to ask detailed questions. Other students laughed at him so badly, and they went tuition for chemistry, so they already learned things during tuition. Yin Ping and I did not attend any tuition for chemistry, hence we would get to school early (as usual), and meet the teacher in staff room to ask questions. This happened almost every week. We got closer with the teacher, and it was nice and fun to have "free tuition".
However, a problem popped up. As our school's a girls' school, and there were some teachers that were not so open minded, they thought it is inappropriate for school girls to be close with male teachers, especially YOUNG, SINGLE, MALE teacher. Luckily, we managed to prove ourselves clear.
Our friendship grew stronger as years passed. Attended same tuition classes during Form 6, both being one of the few Form 6 prefects, we were like twins. Went for trip with our chemistry teacher (yes, the same male teacher) for competition, struggled to remember the details for "our project", went to the beach near-by, and played sand!! Those were the days back in school.
After STPM, we hardly meet each other. I went to work as a temporary teacher in a chinese primary school, and that made us even harder to meet up. If I remember correctly, the only time we met was when we went to collect our STPM results. After that, another once in City Square which we happened to be there coincidently, and chatted for like 5 minutes? Since then, we never see each other.
I'm so excited to see her again later!! 3 long years, lots of story to tell. But kinda worried too. Will we feel awkward and have nothing much to say? Or am I worrying too much? We'll know later. Will definitely take pictures with her!
I'm sooooooo happy and excited!!
Thursday, June 19, 2008
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