OMG I HATE HISTORY. I HATE HISTORY I HATE HISTORY I HATE HISTORY I HATE HISTORY I HATE HISTORY I HATE HISTORY I HATE HISTORY I HATE HISTORY.
I HATE HISTORY!!!
#252
Monday, 31 May 2010
#251 a video tribute
Saturday, 29 May 2010
This is a video I made today on Windows Movie Maker for Aunty Rose, after ahem. Yes, and I posted it onto Youtube too, so there ):
#250 just some pics
Friday, 28 May 2010
This is just awfully adorable.And kinda true.
Optimism.#249 Malacca 8D
Thursday, 27 May 2010
If I were to write out every single thing that happened during the Malacca trip, this post would be never ending. And if I were to post all the pictures I took here in this post (400 pictures), it would go on for infinity.
So to cut a long story short, the Malacca trip was awesome (: And so, just 30 pointers on what we did/accomplished during the Malacca trip:
1) I did not sleep in the bus on both journeys at all, although majority of my classmates did.
2) I brought (and ate) a lot of junk food and sweets.
3) I ate a lot during the meals. Probably the most. My appetite scared a lot of people.
4) It was very swelteringly hot.
5) The first Malaysian house we visited in Mini Malaysia scared the hell out of me. And I thus discovered that I am a tee bit afraid of heights.
6) I pity the MOZAC students who have to climb so high up the hill everyday to go to school.
7) I now know to treasure Singapore toilets.
8) The Peranakan Museum has a very nice gift shop. Yes, I bought a lot of stuff there.
9) It is a little freaky going into the Peranakan Museum knowing that it was like hundreds of years old, and somebody, probably dead by now, used to live in it.
10) Jonkers Street is awesome. I want to buy stuff!!!
11) It was very swelteringly blisteringly ludicrously hot.
12) Sophia loves slippers.
13) I bought a nice yellow hat from a place.
14) I forgot what the place is called.
15) A' Farmosa is on a very strategically located hill.
16) That hill is very difficult to climb.
17) The story of the hand of St. Francis Xavier is freakishly freaky.
18) 213 has cameras with very slow reaction time. (Proof: multiple fails at jump shot)
19) 213 is not a "top" class. (worst pun ever)
20) I fail at "top".
21) The house in the Malacca village was beyond stuffy.
22) I was totally stoning when they were teaching how to make ketupat.
23) Thus, I randomly folded the leaves. So did Rachel Wu.
24) The walk around the Malacca village was, in one word: boring.
25) Oh, it was also very swelteringly blisteringly ludicrously extravagantly irritatingly ridiculously hot.
26) Basket weaving is kinda cool and fun, once you get the hang of it.
27) Li Shuen did not make a basket.
28) Neither did Rachel Wu.
29) 213 was awesomely high during the return journey -heart-
30) I love 213 -heart-
Crap the Facebook photo uploader is taking freaking long to load. Ugh.
So to cut a long story short, the Malacca trip was awesome (: And so, just 30 pointers on what we did/accomplished during the Malacca trip:
1) I did not sleep in the bus on both journeys at all, although majority of my classmates did.
2) I brought (and ate) a lot of junk food and sweets.
3) I ate a lot during the meals. Probably the most. My appetite scared a lot of people.
4) It was very swelteringly hot.
5) The first Malaysian house we visited in Mini Malaysia scared the hell out of me. And I thus discovered that I am a tee bit afraid of heights.
6) I pity the MOZAC students who have to climb so high up the hill everyday to go to school.
7) I now know to treasure Singapore toilets.
8) The Peranakan Museum has a very nice gift shop. Yes, I bought a lot of stuff there.
9) It is a little freaky going into the Peranakan Museum knowing that it was like hundreds of years old, and somebody, probably dead by now, used to live in it.
10) Jonkers Street is awesome. I want to buy stuff!!!
11) It was very swelteringly blisteringly ludicrously hot.
12) Sophia loves slippers.
13) I bought a nice yellow hat from a place.
14) I forgot what the place is called.
15) A' Farmosa is on a very strategically located hill.
16) That hill is very difficult to climb.
17) The story of the hand of St. Francis Xavier is freakishly freaky.
18) 213 has cameras with very slow reaction time. (Proof: multiple fails at jump shot)
19) 213 is not a "top" class. (worst pun ever)
20) I fail at "top".
21) The house in the Malacca village was beyond stuffy.
22) I was totally stoning when they were teaching how to make ketupat.
23) Thus, I randomly folded the leaves. So did Rachel Wu.
24) The walk around the Malacca village was, in one word: boring.
25) Oh, it was also very swelteringly blisteringly ludicrously extravagantly irritatingly ridiculously hot.
26) Basket weaving is kinda cool and fun, once you get the hang of it.
27) Li Shuen did not make a basket.
28) Neither did Rachel Wu.
29) 213 was awesomely high during the return journey -heart-
30) I love 213 -heart-
Crap the Facebook photo uploader is taking freaking long to load. Ugh.
#248 tomorrow!! O:
Monday, 24 May 2010
OMG Tomorrow going Malacca already!!! O: I can't believe the days flew by so quickly, and can't imagine how quickly the next few days will fly past. That in the blink of an eye, the Malacca trip would be over as quickly as it had come.
But now, I guess I'm just content with my Jodi Picoult book Nineteen Minutes (I've just finished Change of Heart and let Jamie borrow Handle with Care) pink Hello Kitty harversack, my blue Crumpler, and a white Nanyang tote bag full of tidbits for the bus ride (:
But now, I guess I'm just content with my Jodi Picoult book Nineteen Minutes (I've just finished Change of Heart and let Jamie borrow Handle with Care) pink Hello Kitty harversack, my blue Crumpler, and a white Nanyang tote bag full of tidbits for the bus ride (:
#247 Jodi Picoult ♥
Sunday, 23 May 2010
House Rules
Jacob Hunt is a teenager: brilliant at maths, wicked sense of humour, extraordinarily organised, hopeless at reading social cues. And Jacob has Asperger's. He is locked in his own world – aware of the world outside, and wanting to make a connection. Jacob tries to be like everyone else, but doesn't know how.
When his tutor is found dead, all the hallmark behaviours of Jacob's syndrome – not looking someone in the eye, odd movements, inappropriate actions – start looking a lot like guilt to the police. And Jacob's mother must ask herself the hardest question in the world: is her child capable of murder?
Picture Perfect
A woman is found in a Los Angeles graveyard, unable to remember anything about herself or her life. No one is more surprised than she when, days later, her husband comes to the police station to take her home - and turns out to be Hollywood's leading superstar, Alex Rivers.
Cassie Barrett begins to remember bits about her life: her passion for her career as an anthropologist, the whirlwind romance on location in Africa, her childhood. But she senses there is something troubling in this perfect life that she can't remember; and then, when she sees a pregnancy test, it all comes flooding back - and once again, Cassie feels there is no alternative but escape...
Songs of the Humpback Whale
Jane has always lived in someone else’s shadow. Escaping a childhood of abuse by marrying oceanographer Oliver Jones, she finds herself taking second place to his increasingly successful career. However, when her daughter Rebecca is similarly treated, Jane’s dramatic stand takes them all by surprise.
Leaving Oliver and his whale tapes behind in California, Jane and Rebecca set out to drive across America to Jane’s brother Joley and the sanctuary of the New England apple orchard where he works.
Now Oliver, an expert at tracking male humpback whales across vast oceans, must track his wife across a continent. To do so he will need to find a new way to see the world, his family and himself – through her eyes.
Jodi Picoult’s powerful novel portrays an emotionally charged marriage that changes course in one explosive moment.
Second Glance
From the moment Ross’s fiancée Aimee was killed in a car accident, he’s been trying to die, too. But life just won’t let him go. His only hope now is that Aimee will come to him.
So when he hears of strange happenings on an ancient Indian burial ground near his sister’s home, he heads to Comtosook - desperate for the rumours of a haunting to be true.
What he finds there is not Aimee’s ghost, but Lia, a very real woman whose life is filled with as many troubled secrets as his own. Perhaps it’s not a haunted place after all, but somewhere to lay ghosts to rest, and start living again.
Plain Truth
Katie Fisher is Amish. For eighteen years, she has grown up in a community set apart from the modern world by lifestyle and belief. It is a community fiercely protective of its way of life, and to turn your back on it is to lose everything – your church, your home, your family.
So when, in the middle of the night, the baby comes, Katie does the only thing she knows how to do in times of stress: she prays.
She falls asleep, exhausted, and when she wakes, it seems her prayer is answered. The baby is gone. Her father need never know.
But faith alone cannot help when her child’s body is found.
Vanishing Acts
Delia Hopkins has led a charmed life. Raised in rural New Hampshire by her widowed father Andrew, she now has a young daughter, a handsome fiancé, and a job she loves, finding missing persons.
But as Delia plans her wedding, she is plagued by flashbacks of a life she can't recall. And then a policeman knocks at her door, and her world fractures into something unrecognisable...
The Tenth Circle
There is more than one way to lose a child.
Daniel Stone had thought it would never happen to him. How could it, when Trixie's face lit up every time she saw him, when his was the first name she called, when for her whole life he'd been the centre of her world? But recently it seems, without him noticing it, his daughter is gone, and in her place is a stranger.Until the night fourteen-year-old Trixie comes home from a party claiming she was raped, and suddenly she needs him more than ever before. Because the whole school knew Jason Underhill broke Trixie's heart, but that doesn’t make him a rapist, does it?
For Daniel, there is no doubt: his daughter is innocent. He has failed to protect her once. Now he will do anything to save her.
Salem Falls
Jack St. Bride was once a beloved teacher at a private girls' school – until a student's crush sparked a powder keg of accusation and robbed him of his career and reputation. After a devastatingly public ordeal that left him with an eight-month jail sentence and no job, Jack resolved to pick up the pieces of his life. He takes a job washing dishes at Addie Peabody's diner in the quiet New England village of SALEM FALLS and slowly starts to form a relationship with her.
But a quartet of teenage girls harbours dark secrets – and they maliciously target Jack with a shattering allegation. Now, at the centre of a modern-day witch hunt, Jack is forced once again to proclaim his innocence: to a town searching for answers, to a justice system where truth becomes a slippery concept written in shades of grey, and to the woman who has come to love him.
Perfect Match
As an assistant district attorney, Nina Frost prosecutes the sort of crimes that tear families apart. But when Nina and her husband discover that their five-year-old son Nathaniel has been sexually abused, it is her own family that is devastated.
The world Nina inhabits now seems different from the one she lived in yesterday; the lines between family and professional life are erased; and answers to questions she thought she knew are no longer easy to find.
The Pact
The Hartes and the Golds have lived next door to each other for eighteen years. They have shared everything from family picnics to chicken pox – so it's no surprise that in high school Chris and Emily's friendship blossoms into something more.
When the midnight calls come in from the hospital, no one is prepared: Emily is dead at seventeen from a gunshot wound to the head, inflicted by Chris as part of an apparent suicide pact. He tells the police the next bullet was meant for himself. A local detective has her doubts. And the Hartes and Golds must face every parent's worst nightmare and question: do we ever really know our children at all?Overcome by anger and desperate for vengeance, Nina ignites a battle that may cause her to lose the very thing she's fighting for.
Mercy
When Jamie Macdonald killed his wife, he knew he might face a life sentence. But what was life in a world without Maggie?
The case divides the small town of Wheelock. Jamie has confessed to premeditated murder – Murder One. For Police Chief Cameron Macdonald, there’s no question this man should be arrested and tried.
But for Cameron’s wife Allie, it’s not so clear-cut. She loves her husband more than life itself. If he was suffering and asked for her help to die, she knows she would do anything for him. Now, for the first time in their marriage, she finds herself set against Cam, siding with Jamie and wondering if what he says is right: that in a relationship, there’s always one who loves more . . .
Keeping Faith
When Mariah White catches her husband with another woman, her life starts to fall apart. And when her daughter, Faith, begins to confide in an imaginary friend, her own brush with insanity starts to take on a darker meaning.
Then Faith appears to start performing miracles, and all at once the situation is spiralling beyond Mariah’s control. Is Faith truly seeing God? Or is she just a troubled little girl seeking refuge from her parents’ divorce? And is Mariah fighting for what’s best for her child? Or a desperate mother using her daughter to get the world’s attention?
Just because your son can't look you in the eye . . . does that make him guilty?
Jacob Hunt is a teenager: brilliant at maths, wicked sense of humour, extraordinarily organised, hopeless at reading social cues. And Jacob has Asperger's. He is locked in his own world – aware of the world outside, and wanting to make a connection. Jacob tries to be like everyone else, but doesn't know how.
When his tutor is found dead, all the hallmark behaviours of Jacob's syndrome – not looking someone in the eye, odd movements, inappropriate actions – start looking a lot like guilt to the police. And Jacob's mother must ask herself the hardest question in the world: is her child capable of murder?
Picture Perfect
What do you do when the person who holds you together is the one who tears you apart?
A woman is found in a Los Angeles graveyard, unable to remember anything about herself or her life. No one is more surprised than she when, days later, her husband comes to the police station to take her home - and turns out to be Hollywood's leading superstar, Alex Rivers.
Cassie Barrett begins to remember bits about her life: her passion for her career as an anthropologist, the whirlwind romance on location in Africa, her childhood. But she senses there is something troubling in this perfect life that she can't remember; and then, when she sees a pregnancy test, it all comes flooding back - and once again, Cassie feels there is no alternative but escape...
Songs of the Humpback Whale
How can you save your daughter when you couldn’t save yourself?
Jane has always lived in someone else’s shadow. Escaping a childhood of abuse by marrying oceanographer Oliver Jones, she finds herself taking second place to his increasingly successful career. However, when her daughter Rebecca is similarly treated, Jane’s dramatic stand takes them all by surprise.
Leaving Oliver and his whale tapes behind in California, Jane and Rebecca set out to drive across America to Jane’s brother Joley and the sanctuary of the New England apple orchard where he works.
Now Oliver, an expert at tracking male humpback whales across vast oceans, must track his wife across a continent. To do so he will need to find a new way to see the world, his family and himself – through her eyes.
Jodi Picoult’s powerful novel portrays an emotionally charged marriage that changes course in one explosive moment.
Second Glance
The love of your life is dead.
In that moment, you lost every reason to live.
WHAT WOULD YOU DO?
From the moment Ross’s fiancée Aimee was killed in a car accident, he’s been trying to die, too. But life just won’t let him go. His only hope now is that Aimee will come to him.
So when he hears of strange happenings on an ancient Indian burial ground near his sister’s home, he heads to Comtosook - desperate for the rumours of a haunting to be true.
What he finds there is not Aimee’s ghost, but Lia, a very real woman whose life is filled with as many troubled secrets as his own. Perhaps it’s not a haunted place after all, but somewhere to lay ghosts to rest, and start living again.
Plain Truth
Your baby is born in secret.
If your father finds him, you will lose everything.
WHAT WOULD YOU DO?
Katie Fisher is Amish. For eighteen years, she has grown up in a community set apart from the modern world by lifestyle and belief. It is a community fiercely protective of its way of life, and to turn your back on it is to lose everything – your church, your home, your family.
So when, in the middle of the night, the baby comes, Katie does the only thing she knows how to do in times of stress: she prays.
She falls asleep, exhausted, and when she wakes, it seems her prayer is answered. The baby is gone. Her father need never know.
But faith alone cannot help when her child’s body is found.
Vanishing Acts
Your father is arrested for kidnapping.
You were the child he stole.
WHAT WOULD YOU DO?
Delia Hopkins has led a charmed life. Raised in rural New Hampshire by her widowed father Andrew, she now has a young daughter, a handsome fiancé, and a job she loves, finding missing persons.
But as Delia plans her wedding, she is plagued by flashbacks of a life she can't recall. And then a policeman knocks at her door, and her world fractures into something unrecognisable...
The Tenth Circle
Your daughter says she was raped.
But the man she’s accused was her boyfriend.
WHAT WOULD YOU DO?
There is more than one way to lose a child.
Daniel Stone had thought it would never happen to him. How could it, when Trixie's face lit up every time she saw him, when his was the first name she called, when for her whole life he'd been the centre of her world? But recently it seems, without him noticing it, his daughter is gone, and in her place is a stranger.Until the night fourteen-year-old Trixie comes home from a party claiming she was raped, and suddenly she needs him more than ever before. Because the whole school knew Jason Underhill broke Trixie's heart, but that doesn’t make him a rapist, does it?
For Daniel, there is no doubt: his daughter is innocent. He has failed to protect her once. Now he will do anything to save her.
Salem Falls
The man you love is accused of rape.
It's not the first time.
WHAT WOULD YOU DO?
Jack St. Bride was once a beloved teacher at a private girls' school – until a student's crush sparked a powder keg of accusation and robbed him of his career and reputation. After a devastatingly public ordeal that left him with an eight-month jail sentence and no job, Jack resolved to pick up the pieces of his life. He takes a job washing dishes at Addie Peabody's diner in the quiet New England village of SALEM FALLS and slowly starts to form a relationship with her.
But a quartet of teenage girls harbours dark secrets – and they maliciously target Jack with a shattering allegation. Now, at the centre of a modern-day witch hunt, Jack is forced once again to proclaim his innocence: to a town searching for answers, to a justice system where truth becomes a slippery concept written in shades of grey, and to the woman who has come to love him.
Perfect Match
Your son has been deeply hurt.
You know the courts won't bring you justice.
WHAT WOULD YOU DO?
As an assistant district attorney, Nina Frost prosecutes the sort of crimes that tear families apart. But when Nina and her husband discover that their five-year-old son Nathaniel has been sexually abused, it is her own family that is devastated.
The world Nina inhabits now seems different from the one she lived in yesterday; the lines between family and professional life are erased; and answers to questions she thought she knew are no longer easy to find.
The Pact
Your son says they both meant to die.
But he lived.
WHAT WOULD YOU DO?
The Hartes and the Golds have lived next door to each other for eighteen years. They have shared everything from family picnics to chicken pox – so it's no surprise that in high school Chris and Emily's friendship blossoms into something more.
When the midnight calls come in from the hospital, no one is prepared: Emily is dead at seventeen from a gunshot wound to the head, inflicted by Chris as part of an apparent suicide pact. He tells the police the next bullet was meant for himself. A local detective has her doubts. And the Hartes and Golds must face every parent's worst nightmare and question: do we ever really know our children at all?Overcome by anger and desperate for vengeance, Nina ignites a battle that may cause her to lose the very thing she's fighting for.
Mercy
The love of your life
Asks for your help to die.
WHAT WOULD YOU DO?
When Jamie Macdonald killed his wife, he knew he might face a life sentence. But what was life in a world without Maggie?
The case divides the small town of Wheelock. Jamie has confessed to premeditated murder – Murder One. For Police Chief Cameron Macdonald, there’s no question this man should be arrested and tried.
But for Cameron’s wife Allie, it’s not so clear-cut. She loves her husband more than life itself. If he was suffering and asked for her help to die, she knows she would do anything for him. Now, for the first time in their marriage, she finds herself set against Cam, siding with Jamie and wondering if what he says is right: that in a relationship, there’s always one who loves more . . .
Keeping Faith
You don’t believe in god.
But your daughter is talking to angels.
WHAT WOULD YOU DO?
When Mariah White catches her husband with another woman, her life starts to fall apart. And when her daughter, Faith, begins to confide in an imaginary friend, her own brush with insanity starts to take on a darker meaning.
Then Faith appears to start performing miracles, and all at once the situation is spiralling beyond Mariah’s control. Is Faith truly seeing God? Or is she just a troubled little girl seeking refuge from her parents’ divorce? And is Mariah fighting for what’s best for her child? Or a desperate mother using her daughter to get the world’s attention?
#246 O:
My parents and my brother are watching Dr. Goh Keng Swee being laid to rest now O:
RIP, Dr. Goh (: or ): [I don't know which smiley to put!! O: Would it be sadistic if I put (: but I it will be happy if he rests in peace but then again this is a death. Then if I put ): then it is sad if he rests in peace but this is a death :/]
RIP, Dr. Goh (: or ): [I don't know which smiley to put!! O: Would it be sadistic if I put (: but I it will be happy if he rests in peace but then again this is a death. Then if I put ): then it is sad if he rests in peace but this is a death :/]
#245 open house :D
Saturday, 22 May 2010
Yes today was Open House. So busy.
Kick started this beautiful day with an early 7 am. Left home at 7.20 and reached school at 7.40 to set guzhengs up at Atrium. Then from 8 to 9.30 I was at Bio Lab 4 (the one with air con :D) to help out with Physics O. It was actually some air plane exhibition but it was so boring, I started to wander around to see the other exhibits at Bio Lab 4 with Ying Ying. 9.30 to 11 was Guzheng. We played all the da zu songs (: And then I had a quick lunch, and spent all the $3 on spaghetti and big milo no ice. Which made me really wanna pee. And they had no more pearls )): And today I drank a lot of milo. Morning: one medium cup of warm milo. Guzheng break: 3 awesome ice cold small milo cups from the milo truck xoxo. Lunch: 1 big cup of cold milo. See yes. Anyhoo. 11 to 1 helped out with Physics O again, with Jing Ci. We actually helped out more with that frequency thingy. And played around cos there weren't many "customers" :/ 1 to 1.45 with guzheng again. Played ponyo and yan lei. There were very few people ): Cos Open House was already ending. 1.45 to 2+ went to library the wsc booth to cheong out LA broadcast with Cheryl Yau who was supposed to be manning the booth and her father had already arrived. Oh they kept playing Sorry Sorry throughout the Open House which was damn irritating and it is now echoing in my head. Oh OH OH! And I saw Janice giving school tours :D 加油 for PSL!! (:
Then waited for daddy and mummy to come until like 3 o'clock. And I stole a goodie bag :D Actually not really "stole". The PSL teachers also took and they allowed the sec 1s to take and they had a hell lot of bags left (: Li Shuen took one too :D
Then 3 to 6 at Jamie's house for Math Research (: I had 6 chicken wings and 2 small servings of fried rice (with corn O:) and lots of Pringles Seaweed flavour (it was awesomest!!). Then went to pick Han Wei at Bras Basah and went to a restaurant at Siloso Beach to eat :D There, I had 1 bowl of pumpkin soup, 1 and 2/3 bowls of rice, 3 pieces of mantou (it was awesomest!! damn crispy and awesomest!!), lots of broccoli (it was also awesomest!!), some duck, NO mussels (I hate them), 1/2 a glass of cold water, 1 glass of watermelon juice :D
Burp.Reached home at 9 plus.Oh, and ME AND RACHEL NG HAVE FINALLY FINISHED OUR IH SIA!!! :D I just printed it out and it is frigging 83 pages long O: Including front page + contents page + research :D
Pics from today :D
Frequency of me voice :D
1900 Hz O: Damn high leh.
Eh this is Math Research :/
The perfect pumpkin in which the soup came in xD
The buttmarks of my glasses of water and watermelon juice (:
Kick started this beautiful day with an early 7 am. Left home at 7.20 and reached school at 7.40 to set guzhengs up at Atrium. Then from 8 to 9.30 I was at Bio Lab 4 (the one with air con :D) to help out with Physics O. It was actually some air plane exhibition but it was so boring, I started to wander around to see the other exhibits at Bio Lab 4 with Ying Ying. 9.30 to 11 was Guzheng. We played all the da zu songs (: And then I had a quick lunch, and spent all the $3 on spaghetti and big milo no ice. Which made me really wanna pee. And they had no more pearls )): And today I drank a lot of milo. Morning: one medium cup of warm milo. Guzheng break: 3 awesome ice cold small milo cups from the milo truck xoxo. Lunch: 1 big cup of cold milo. See yes. Anyhoo. 11 to 1 helped out with Physics O again, with Jing Ci. We actually helped out more with that frequency thingy. And played around cos there weren't many "customers" :/ 1 to 1.45 with guzheng again. Played ponyo and yan lei. There were very few people ): Cos Open House was already ending. 1.45 to 2+ went to library the wsc booth to cheong out LA broadcast with Cheryl Yau who was supposed to be manning the booth and her father had already arrived. Oh they kept playing Sorry Sorry throughout the Open House which was damn irritating and it is now echoing in my head. Oh OH OH! And I saw Janice giving school tours :D 加油 for PSL!! (:
Then waited for daddy and mummy to come until like 3 o'clock. And I stole a goodie bag :D Actually not really "stole". The PSL teachers also took and they allowed the sec 1s to take and they had a hell lot of bags left (: Li Shuen took one too :D
Then 3 to 6 at Jamie's house for Math Research (: I had 6 chicken wings and 2 small servings of fried rice (with corn O:) and lots of Pringles Seaweed flavour (it was awesomest!!). Then went to pick Han Wei at Bras Basah and went to a restaurant at Siloso Beach to eat :D There, I had 1 bowl of pumpkin soup, 1 and 2/3 bowls of rice, 3 pieces of mantou (it was awesomest!! damn crispy and awesomest!!), lots of broccoli (it was also awesomest!!), some duck, NO mussels (I hate them), 1/2 a glass of cold water, 1 glass of watermelon juice :D
Burp.Reached home at 9 plus.Oh, and ME AND RACHEL NG HAVE FINALLY FINISHED OUR IH SIA!!! :D I just printed it out and it is frigging 83 pages long O: Including front page + contents page + research :D
Pics from today :D
Frequency of me voice :D
1900 Hz O: Damn high leh.
Eh this is Math Research :/
The perfect pumpkin in which the soup came in xD
The buttmarks of my glasses of water and watermelon juice (:#244 Love Gives Me Hope ♥
Friday, 21 May 2010
Top LMGHs ♥ in my opinion
1.
2.
My best friend's grandma had been fighting Alzheimer's for about 10 years, and she barely remembered her husband of 64 years.
Last night, she miraculously found her husband's hospital room (he was dying of cancer) and climbed into his bed.
They died together that night.
Fairy tale love GMH.
-Kristi P, LA, CA
3.
I was abused by my parents as a child.
My little brother texted my best friend that I was threatened to be killed by my parents.
Jake drove to my house. When he got there my dad pulled a gun on me and Jake jumped in front and the bullet went into his arm.
Today I sit next to my husband who risked his life for mine. Your love GMH. You are amazing, Jake.
-Lauren H. Orlando, FL
4.
My boyfriend, Justin, lost his wallet one day.
I texted hi good morning at 6am , getting a reply saying he was at my school where we were the night before, a good 20 blocks away, looking for it.
I wondered what was in it that made him so eager to find it...
I found it at my house. No money, no change. Just the first letter I had ever written him.
-Jenna C, Jersey City, NJ
5.
My boyfriend was eager to meet my Mom, despite my various protests.
I pulled into the parking lot of the cemetry where she's buried, expecting him to completely freak out.
When we approached her grave, he sat down, said hello, and talked with her for an hour about how lucky he was to have me. LMGH
-Kathleen L, Westminster, MD
6.
My best friend died in a car accident on his way to deliver me soup for my cold.
Found in the car was also a bouquet of flowers and a card that read:
We've been best friends for the last 5 years. Now, let's be lovers for the next 50."
Unforgettable LGMH
-TRISH N, CA
7.
My husband has been blind since a few weeks after he was born.
Today, he pulled out our yearbook and flipped to a page and said that whoever he pointed to was the most beautiful person ever.
He pointed diectly at me.
Apparently, he's been practicing it with his friend for weeks. David, you GMH.
-Betty
8.
Recently, I tried to commit suicide by jumping off a bridge.
My boyfriend saved me by jumping in after me and pulling me out.
When I woke up in the hospital he was in a hospital bed next to mine as he had suffered a minor concussion. He looked at me, smiled, and said, "I promised I'd always catch you."
His unconditional LGMH.
-Hayley R, California, US
9.
2 years ago, he sat behind me in class.
18 months ago, I gave him his first kiss.
12 months ago, my leukemia came back.
Yesterday, he gave me his kidney.
We're still in high school. His LGMH.
-Anonymous, NSW, AU
10.
My grandpa is 85 years old.
Today, I just found out that ever since his wife, his true love, had died, he put roses on her grave eery Sunday.
The drive is 2 hours away from where he lives. She was 29 when she died.
This devotion GMH.
-NikkiVee, Florida
11.
In high school, my best friend and I swore that we would never date.
Our friends laughed, and joked that they would quote us on that at our wedding.
They did.
-Victoria, AZ
12.
When my sister was younger she came home from school one day and demanded I take her to the library so she could get books on sign language.
I asked why? She told me there was a new kid at school who was deaf and she wanted to befriend him.
Today I stood beside her at their wedding watching her sign "I DO." GMH
-Anonymous
13.
A boy came up to me and gave me a teddy bear when I was six on Valentine's Day.
I laughed and said, "Why don't you give it to me in ten years." He said, "It's okay, I can wait."
10 years passed, and I received the same teddy bear with a note saying, "I waited for ten years, and I still love you."
His dedication GMH.
-Port st Lucie, FL
14.
When my gram was 85, she got breast cancer.
She fought so hard and bat it because she was worried that my grandfather did not know how to use the dishwasher.
She is still alive today at 92. Their LGMH.
-Shyra L, NH, USA
15.
My boyfriend died about a year ago.
I was in the hospital for kidney problems and he was driving to visit me on a rainy day.
The police said his car flipped over due to the rain. He died an hour later in the same hospital I stayed at.
Before he died, he told the doctors to give me his kidney. His LGMH.
-Jennifer P, Los Angeles, CA
16.
When I was in 3rd grade a boy came up to me and asked me if he could borrow a pencil.
We became best friends but then he moved away in 6th grade.
Last semester I was studying in the library, when a guy whispered, "Hey, can I borrow a pencil?"
I looked up and it was him. We've been dating since. His LGMH.
-Anonymous
17.
Today, my boyfriend told me that he loved me.
When I asked why, he took out a list. It was 337 reasons long, and he said he had a pen in his back pocket in case he remembered any new ones.
His LGMH.
-Bronwyn, NY, NY
18.
One day after a big rain fall I saw a little girl in her driveway.
She was throwing worms into the grass.
I asked her what she was doing. She said that she was saving their lives because every creature, no matter how icky, gets a chance at life.
Her love for little lives GMH.
-Katie B, Antioch, IL
19.
I am a third grade teacher.
Most kids come in with notes or messages written by their mothers in their lunch sacks.
One little girl's dad left, and her mother abuses drugs. But her 12 year ol brother never fails to write "I love you" on her brown paper bag.
He GMH.
-Caroline P, MN
20.
My best friend suffers from allergies to 17 different types of foods.
A while back, a boy asked me for a list of these foods.
That boy is now her boyfriend. He changed his entire diet just so he could kiss her whenever he wanted.
He vowed never to eat those foods again and so far hasn't. His LGMH.
-Sarah R, Dallas, TX
21.
Today I was at the grocery store with my mom.
As we were pushing our cart, I heard a woman sobbing. I turned around. There stood a couple, linked arm in arm, the woman laughing so hard she was crying, and the man with two carrots stuffed up his nose, laughing as well.
They were about eighty years old. Their LGMH.
-Stephenie C, IN
22.
A boy and a girl met when they were 12, started dating when they were 14.
Her father sent her off to college far away to separtae them, but they still found a way back to each other and were married.
My grandparents have been together for 55 years and their LGMH.
http://love.givesmehope.com/
1.
2.
My best friend's grandma had been fighting Alzheimer's for about 10 years, and she barely remembered her husband of 64 years.
Last night, she miraculously found her husband's hospital room (he was dying of cancer) and climbed into his bed.
They died together that night.
Fairy tale love GMH.
-Kristi P, LA, CA
3.
I was abused by my parents as a child.
My little brother texted my best friend that I was threatened to be killed by my parents.
Jake drove to my house. When he got there my dad pulled a gun on me and Jake jumped in front and the bullet went into his arm.
Today I sit next to my husband who risked his life for mine. Your love GMH. You are amazing, Jake.
-Lauren H. Orlando, FL
4.
My boyfriend, Justin, lost his wallet one day.
I texted hi good morning at 6am , getting a reply saying he was at my school where we were the night before, a good 20 blocks away, looking for it.
I wondered what was in it that made him so eager to find it...
I found it at my house. No money, no change. Just the first letter I had ever written him.
-Jenna C, Jersey City, NJ
5.
My boyfriend was eager to meet my Mom, despite my various protests.
I pulled into the parking lot of the cemetry where she's buried, expecting him to completely freak out.
When we approached her grave, he sat down, said hello, and talked with her for an hour about how lucky he was to have me. LMGH
-Kathleen L, Westminster, MD
6.
My best friend died in a car accident on his way to deliver me soup for my cold.
Found in the car was also a bouquet of flowers and a card that read:
We've been best friends for the last 5 years. Now, let's be lovers for the next 50."
Unforgettable LGMH
-TRISH N, CA
7.
My husband has been blind since a few weeks after he was born.
Today, he pulled out our yearbook and flipped to a page and said that whoever he pointed to was the most beautiful person ever.
He pointed diectly at me.
Apparently, he's been practicing it with his friend for weeks. David, you GMH.
-Betty
8.
Recently, I tried to commit suicide by jumping off a bridge.
My boyfriend saved me by jumping in after me and pulling me out.
When I woke up in the hospital he was in a hospital bed next to mine as he had suffered a minor concussion. He looked at me, smiled, and said, "I promised I'd always catch you."
His unconditional LGMH.
-Hayley R, California, US
9.
2 years ago, he sat behind me in class.
18 months ago, I gave him his first kiss.
12 months ago, my leukemia came back.
Yesterday, he gave me his kidney.
We're still in high school. His LGMH.
-Anonymous, NSW, AU
10.
My grandpa is 85 years old.
Today, I just found out that ever since his wife, his true love, had died, he put roses on her grave eery Sunday.
The drive is 2 hours away from where he lives. She was 29 when she died.
This devotion GMH.
-NikkiVee, Florida
11.
In high school, my best friend and I swore that we would never date.
Our friends laughed, and joked that they would quote us on that at our wedding.
They did.
-Victoria, AZ
12.
When my sister was younger she came home from school one day and demanded I take her to the library so she could get books on sign language.
I asked why? She told me there was a new kid at school who was deaf and she wanted to befriend him.
Today I stood beside her at their wedding watching her sign "I DO." GMH
-Anonymous
13.
A boy came up to me and gave me a teddy bear when I was six on Valentine's Day.
I laughed and said, "Why don't you give it to me in ten years." He said, "It's okay, I can wait."
10 years passed, and I received the same teddy bear with a note saying, "I waited for ten years, and I still love you."
His dedication GMH.
-Port st Lucie, FL
14.
When my gram was 85, she got breast cancer.
She fought so hard and bat it because she was worried that my grandfather did not know how to use the dishwasher.
She is still alive today at 92. Their LGMH.
-Shyra L, NH, USA
15.
My boyfriend died about a year ago.
I was in the hospital for kidney problems and he was driving to visit me on a rainy day.
The police said his car flipped over due to the rain. He died an hour later in the same hospital I stayed at.
Before he died, he told the doctors to give me his kidney. His LGMH.
-Jennifer P, Los Angeles, CA
16.
When I was in 3rd grade a boy came up to me and asked me if he could borrow a pencil.
We became best friends but then he moved away in 6th grade.
Last semester I was studying in the library, when a guy whispered, "Hey, can I borrow a pencil?"
I looked up and it was him. We've been dating since. His LGMH.
-Anonymous
17.
Today, my boyfriend told me that he loved me.
When I asked why, he took out a list. It was 337 reasons long, and he said he had a pen in his back pocket in case he remembered any new ones.
His LGMH.
-Bronwyn, NY, NY
18.
One day after a big rain fall I saw a little girl in her driveway.
She was throwing worms into the grass.
I asked her what she was doing. She said that she was saving their lives because every creature, no matter how icky, gets a chance at life.
Her love for little lives GMH.
-Katie B, Antioch, IL
19.
I am a third grade teacher.
Most kids come in with notes or messages written by their mothers in their lunch sacks.
One little girl's dad left, and her mother abuses drugs. But her 12 year ol brother never fails to write "I love you" on her brown paper bag.
He GMH.
-Caroline P, MN
20.
My best friend suffers from allergies to 17 different types of foods.
A while back, a boy asked me for a list of these foods.
That boy is now her boyfriend. He changed his entire diet just so he could kiss her whenever he wanted.
He vowed never to eat those foods again and so far hasn't. His LGMH.
-Sarah R, Dallas, TX
21.
Today I was at the grocery store with my mom.
As we were pushing our cart, I heard a woman sobbing. I turned around. There stood a couple, linked arm in arm, the woman laughing so hard she was crying, and the man with two carrots stuffed up his nose, laughing as well.
They were about eighty years old. Their LGMH.
-Stephenie C, IN
22.
A boy and a girl met when they were 12, started dating when they were 14.
Her father sent her off to college far away to separtae them, but they still found a way back to each other and were married.
My grandparents have been together for 55 years and their LGMH.
http://love.givesmehope.com/
#243 todae
Today was the first day of sabbaticals (: Finally, the academics term is over!! :D Which doesn't mean the holiday homework won't stop pouring in, until school finally closes. Anyway, got my present from Sabrina and Yi Xin today!! :D So touched~~!! -sniffs- Thanks, guys, owe you a gazillion pfft infinity!!!!!!! :D Crap now idk what to get for both of you on your birthdays which are one day apart :/ 10 and 11 November!! (:
And had proper flag-raising assembly today, unlike the rest of the week when it was raining and had it in class :D Awesomeness. But it just finished drizzling so the floor was wet and they had like so many announcements then I stand until 脚酸. Oh and the flag was raised to half mast. RIP, Dr. Goh Keng Swee.
FINALLY received the Malacca trip booklet. The trip which I am still so not hyped up about. Sigh. At least I can FINALLY start packing my bag.Then went for the Leadership Sabbatical with Yi Xin and Yan Li and Cheryl Yau (who stole my seat RAWR) and Etsuko and Jamie. And I met and made new friends!! :D
Left school early at 1.45pm to go to Mount Elizabeth for hospital check-up with Dr. Tham. And I had a jab ): And it wasn't really a jab. They took my blood. Again. Sigh now I have another hole on my right arm. Poor me. I'm so hole-ey. Harhar - -"
After that me and Daddy and Mummy went to the hospital cafeteria to eat cos I was slightly hungry :D Do note that I had lunch at like what 10.30am?! Yea anyway I had a chocolate Swiss roll + lian roung (whatever) bao (it tasted weird) + soya bean drink :D And then we drove to the pet shop to buy rabbit food and me and mummy saw these cutest little bunnies -heart-
Hui Ting eating lemon chicken rice and her milo + 珍珠
Someone's (I forgot whose :/) lemon chicken + egg
Sophia's lemon chicken :D
Yea you get the idea. All of us were eating lemon chicken rice -heart-
Thursday: Home Econs food science experiement
Li Shuen's group spelled "lemon" wrongly. As usual.
Yi Xin the jumping jack!! :D
Hui Ting caught red-handed emoing O:
Me eating Sabrina's group's disgustingly carved apple
-inspects-
the drawing on my Home Econs worksheet :D
And the drawing on Yi Xin's.
Vandalised x100 xD
Ying Tong's tower of mogu mogus
careful...
(it fell.)
That is not a rabbit in my backyard! O:
(Xiao Jin had a massive makeover)
Yes he now looks like a dog.
Sigh. Poor boy.
Today: the chocolate the school gave us :D
(it is now hardening in my fridge as I type this)
And had proper flag-raising assembly today, unlike the rest of the week when it was raining and had it in class :D Awesomeness. But it just finished drizzling so the floor was wet and they had like so many announcements then I stand until 脚酸. Oh and the flag was raised to half mast. RIP, Dr. Goh Keng Swee.
FINALLY received the Malacca trip booklet. The trip which I am still so not hyped up about. Sigh. At least I can FINALLY start packing my bag.Then went for the Leadership Sabbatical with Yi Xin and Yan Li and Cheryl Yau (who stole my seat RAWR) and Etsuko and Jamie. And I met and made new friends!! :D
Left school early at 1.45pm to go to Mount Elizabeth for hospital check-up with Dr. Tham. And I had a jab ): And it wasn't really a jab. They took my blood. Again. Sigh now I have another hole on my right arm. Poor me. I'm so hole-ey. Harhar - -"
After that me and Daddy and Mummy went to the hospital cafeteria to eat cos I was slightly hungry :D Do note that I had lunch at like what 10.30am?! Yea anyway I had a chocolate Swiss roll + lian roung (whatever) bao (it tasted weird) + soya bean drink :D And then we drove to the pet shop to buy rabbit food and me and mummy saw these cutest little bunnies -heart-
So here's today's and some overdue pics!! :D
Wednesday: my lemon chicken -heart-
Wednesday: my lemon chicken -heart-
Hui Ting eating lemon chicken rice and her milo + 珍珠
Someone's (I forgot whose :/) lemon chicken + egg
Sophia's lemon chicken :DYea you get the idea. All of us were eating lemon chicken rice -heart-
Thursday: Home Econs food science experiementLi Shuen's group spelled "lemon" wrongly. As usual.
Yi Xin the jumping jack!! :D
Hui Ting caught red-handed emoing O:
Me eating Sabrina's group's disgustingly carved apple
-inspects-
the drawing on my Home Econs worksheet :D
And the drawing on Yi Xin's.Vandalised x100 xD
Ying Tong's tower of mogu mogus
careful...(it fell.)
the mess we created in IvP
That is not a rabbit in my backyard! O:(Xiao Jin had a massive makeover)
Yes he now looks like a dog.
Sigh. Poor boy.
Today: the chocolate the school gave us :D(it is now hardening in my fridge as I type this)
