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Monday, June 28, 2004

I had a really funny dream last night... like all aspects of my life all mish-mashed into one? Dunno what was going on... think there was some sort of orientation thing, and that both seniors and juniors were there, like JC had 3 years or something... not to mention it took place in the NJ hall but when you walked out it turned into St Nicks?! I remember walking with Baofei (?!) like around my pri 5 classroom area... looking down at the grandstand... then SC was next to St. Nicks... walked through some dark tunnel shortcut to get there. Sat in the hall laughing at dunno what with my sister, one junior(that was you Valerie) and a girl from my GP class... Our seniors were putting up some (really bad) concert, the kind on CNY... I still remember saying oh no we have to do that next year! Then some people walked in... then another of my juniors (Mabel) said the guy behind you is very shuai... then I turned around and it was one of her real life good friends... Valerie can you guess who it was?!

Anyway that's just really lame.

Yesterday went shopping with Ning before having this dinner with Malaysian relatives. Almost bought this shirt but decided it was too Sat Night Fever. Ning bought a (ridiculously short) denim skirt that I'm never going to borrow. Ok it's not that bad, but I doubt I'll borrow it anyway. Haha. Then the dinner was huge... the Baked Alaska was cool :)

Have to go for GP in a few hours. I'm so sick of studying. Mel, I just want to be lying on Glenelg beach right now...

All the best and we can start planning activities for our meagre 3 day break!



10:19 AM
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Friday, June 25, 2004

I can be an asshole of the grandest kind
I can withhold like it's going out of style
I can be the moodiest baby
And you've never met anyone
As negative as I am sometimes

I am the wisest woman you've ever met
I'm the kindest soul with whom you've connected
I have the bravest heart that you've ever seen
And you've never met anyone
As positive as I am sometimes

You see everything
You see every part
You see all my light
And you love my dark
You dig everything
Of which I'm ashamed
There's not anything to which you can't relate
And you're still here

I blame everyone else, not my own partaking
My passive aggressiveness can be devastating
I'm terrified and mistrusting
And you've never met anyone who's closed down as I am sometimes

You see everything
You see every part
You see all my light
And you love my dark
You dig everything
Of which I'm ashamed
There's not anything to which you can't relate
And you're still here

What I resist, persists, and speaks louder than I know
What I resist, you love, no matter how low or high I go

I am the funniest woman that you've ever known
I am the dullest woman that you've ever known
I am the most gorgeous woman that you've ever known
And you've never met anyone as everything as I am sometimes

You see everything
You see every part
You see all my light
And you love my dark
You dig everything
Of which I'm ashamed
There's not anything to which you can't relate
And you're still here
And you're still here
And you're still here


-Everything, Alanis Morissette


3:57 PM
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Sunday, June 20, 2004

Got my SATs results... my verbal component didn't change at all from last time... but at least maths improved.

Managed to knock off maths today... still got econs though. Crap. Anyway. I'm sleepy. Shall leave you with something highly amusing I just heard on the radio.

[Jamie Yeo, when introducing CC's Accidentally in Love] This may not seem like a love song since it's not a slow song, but if you listen CAREFULLY to the lyrics, you will realize that it IS a love song!
(Hmm, maybe if you examined the TITLE a little more carefully it might give you somewhat of a clue?)


11:05 PM
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Saturday, June 19, 2004

The Completely Pointless Personality Quiz
The Completely Pointless Personality Quiz



9:47 PM
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Sunday, June 13, 2004

Like a warm drink it seeps into my soul
Please just leave me right here on my own
Later on you could spend some time with me
If you want to, all at sea

Now I need you more than ever
I need you more than ever now

If you don’t need it every day
But sometimes don’t you just crave
To disappear within your mind
You never know what you might find
So come and spend some time with me
And we will spend it all at sea

-Jamie Cullum, All At Sea

I feel like buying this album now. Can someone please give his publicist a beginner's course in marketing though? Thank goodness the boy's talented enough.


6:01 PM
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Friday, June 11, 2004

New template! Yay. Took ages to fix it, but it's worth it to pay tribute to the fabulous but understated Miranda Otto. The extras page is pretty hideous too. Oh well.
Anyway I hope everyone isn't having too bad a time studying. Just try to keep at it...


7:55 PM
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Wednesday, June 09, 2004

Final Movie Round-Up

Elephant: Pseudo-artistic.

Shrek 2: Funny. But too much singing and dancing. (There's a reason why Disney stopped doing that ages ago.)

Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind: Not bad. But I couldn't really appreciate it since I knew the ending before I watched the movie and that's pretty much the essence of the film.

Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azakaban: Finally. The only movie after Return of The King that I truly enjoyed. *SPOILERS AHEAD!* Not a scene had me bored, and that's an achievement for any movie. Seamless flow of story, slick transitions between scenes, non-stop and well-executed action sequences interleaved with personal touches and humour. Incredible music. At least they changed the themes compared to the 1st two movies! (Fantastic flute/piccolo solos, the choir, refreshing tunes that still hold true to the story.) I am definitely going to get the soundtrack! Soundtracks aside. There seems to have been some major architectual changes done at Hogwarts... but I suppose it looks better! Not to mention that there were some plot changes with the time turner, but it upped the cool quotient. Now how many would be able to modify AND improve on JK Rowling's story telling? PROPS to Alfonso Cuaron! (That is so Randy Jackson.) The "child" actors look and act even better too. :) It's going to turn into a sort of teen flick, at this rate. One of my friends said that Tom Felton has completely lost the essence of Draco Malfoy, but hell, he's still extremely fun to watch! Even if he is more jock than whiny brat. And yes, I do suppose that all the males in the audience sigh in unison whenever Emma Watson appears on screen. The Jamaican shrunken heads (with their cute accent), Prof Trelawney and Ron(as always) terrific too. Anyway, it's certainly a tremendous improvement from the (now relatively pathetic) Chamber of Secrets. Anyway great entertainment value! Quite a lot of people didn't like this one, because of the fact that it left a lot of things unexplained and the plot moved a bit too quickly, so I guess you have to have read the books to really enjoy it. Still. I think explaining was the bane of the first two movies. It really made the movies lose focus of what's important. Who really cares about the Dursleys, for instance? They're not going to anything to contribute to the plot anyway. There was a lot of omission of scenes (where's Wood?! Isn't it his final year?! ) but I guess one could grudgingly admit that the whole Quidditch tournament wasn't REALLY that important if the story had to be summarized. And I'm pretty sure that people like Cedric Diggory and Cho Chang will eventually turn up in the next movie. Then it'll really become a full-blown teen flick.


9:06 PM
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Friday, June 04, 2004

So I said I'm a snowball running
Running down into the spring that's coming all this love
Melting under blue skies
Belting out sunlight
Shimmering love

Well baby I surrender
To the strawberry ice cream
Never-ever end of all this love
Well I didn't mean to do it
But there's no escaping your love

-Accidentally in Love, CC

Such a happy song. It's so weird that Counting Crows does the theme song for the Shrek 2 soundtrack. Why does it seem that the songs that they actually play on radio are so... far off from the ones that they actually have on their albums? Like "Big Yellow Taxi" for instance. With Vanessa Carlton. A cover of the original Amy Grant version. Like, hello? Who actually listens to that? What's the point in remaking a song when Adam Duritz writes such beautiful lyrics on his own? Thankfully "Accidentally", albeit uncharacteristic, is pretty sweet.

Watched Eternal Sunshine today, at last. It's really artsy and the ending was sweet. Felt slightly befuddled though, a bit of a movie overload since I just watched Return of The King last night again. That still remains the top movie of all time. No question about that! There's a high element of "cool" (note the many scenes of Aragorn drawing his sword, wind blowing his hair, triumphing over everyone else, etc etc), and Miranda Otto is such a good actress. The sketches of all the main characters at the end when they're scrolling the credits is great too! So what if some of the lines are a little corny? And that it's superbly unfeasible? It's just great escapist entertainment!

Everyone's thinking of whether we should turn up at our grad night or not. I guess we should, shouldn't we? The last time that the whole batch gets together? (Unless you count collecting of A-level results, of course)

Had chem prac today. It wasn't too bad though I couldn't finish the design experiment. But I guess it's much better than the theory part of chem.

SATs tomorrow. Then I should really get down to studying for CTs. Hate this vicious cycle starting all over again. That's just the way it is.


6:47 PM
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