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Exam is boh-ring.

I feel like yodeling on top of my lungs at the peak of mount Everest.

Don’t worry, I’m still sane.

I guess I’m not the type of “home person”. Can’t wait for my sister or cousin to come back and take me out, for a ride, to eat, anything!

AND I MISS MY CAT A LOT

I miss it’s meow, it’s fur, it’s tits, it’s tail, it’s everything.

It’s disappearance is still a mystery.

Sigh exams… I remember Emily from M.A.D camp told me this

“Just think of the days after exams…”

Damn right.

Next up!

Piano exam & Undang test ( a step closer to get my car license! ) I know, I know, I should have taken the test earlier with the advantage of being born early. But having the test with your friends is much better, right?

* You’ll see a mad girl driving around town with a red Picanto. *

Hey, I always got 1st place in Need For Speed, K?

Life’s full of exams, tests, trials yada yada yada…

In the Midst of Exams

Published May 7, 2008 Bittersweet Lesson 14 Comments

My sis left this note. It’s from the Courtesy of Morning Prayer Group of Taylor’s College.

In the midst of exams…

* * * * * * * * * *

The LORD is my Sheperd, I shall not flunk

He keepeth me from lying down when I should be studying

He leadeth me beside the Asia Cafe for a study break

He restores my faith in study guides

He leads me to better study habits

For my grades’ sake

Yea, though I walk through the valley of borderline grades

I will not have a nervous breakdown

For thou art with me

My prayers and my friends, they comfort me

Thou givest me the answer in moments of blankness

Thou anointest my head with understanding

My test paper runneth over with questions I recognise

Surely passing grades and flying colours shall follow me

All the days of my examinations

And I shall not have to dwell in this exam hall forever.

* * * * * * * * * *

The Orphanage

Published April 8, 2008 Bittersweet Lesson , Bittersweet Lifestyle 13 Comments

isited the orphanage today [Rumah Wawasan].

Blame my mobile phone for the bad quality.

Our church members visit them every week.

Aunty Audrey messaged me and asked me to play the keyboard for their worship. Went there a few times before. ( They’re moving soon! )

They teach the children about the LORD, biblical stuff and worship. Like our weekly youth meeting.

They enjoyed it.

Here’s Aunty Ruby teaching. Today’s teaching is about the 5th commandment which is to honour your parents.

Aunty Araya is the chinese translator.

The orphans.

The Indian girl in blue is a genius! Aunty Audrey asked her to translate English-Indian (to tell the other kids the do-s and don’t-s about worship) and she did it fluently. She didn’t even stop to think. And she can recite the commandments so well! Hope she gets to further her studies.

They’re smart.

Look at those trophies.

The orphans taught me to be satisfied with every little thing in life.

Some people are so grouchy about their littlest imperfection in life.

Well, take a look at these orphans, sucker! Be grateful!

So, you rich uncles and aunties out there, DO make some contributions.

Days After Retirement

Published March 30, 2008 Bittersweet Lifestyle 17 Comments

Gazing into my future…

*Skipping to the last few chapters of my life*

Wooohooo! *with a Homer Simpsons voice*

I’ll earn lots of money before I retire.

After retiring, I’ll move to New Zealand. My kids will be grown up and have their own family.

This is where I will be staying with my future husband. A cottage by the lake. And I’ll “modernize” the interior of course.

And I wanna be a shepherd!

These are my sheep.

My sheep and the river beside my cottage.

And I’ll have some huskies to help me watch after my sheep.

And I’ll rare some livestock. And definitely a CAT.

If I’m bored of country life, my husband and I will go to the city, to do some shopping, to socialize, etc. On Sundays, we’ll go to a church, where we can worship and fellowship.

And of course,

To gaze upon the city’s night view with my darling.

And I’ll call up some old friends….

And sing together with our shaky voices. You guys can stay at my cottage. There will be a lot of rooms. We can go swimming with our saggy bodies and wrinkles all around with the swimsuit which doesn’t fit us anymore, go fishing, and do some painting too. And when it’s winter time, I’ll make sweaters for my darling and we’ll cuddle up together. And my children and grandchildren will be visiting us too.

We’ll sit back, in a hammock perhaps, and we’ll chat about “the days”, and we’ll be sipping our glass of wine,

Or cocktails,

Viewing the breath-taking view from my cottage.

The sunset…

A perfect and blissful way to end the chapter.

What say you?

Random

Published March 21, 2008 Bittersweet Lifestyle , Random 5 Comments

It’s Friday night and my dad literally conquers the tv.

I was planning to finish up prison break (dvd) and watch white chicks.

*Plans changed*

Looked at my blog, realized that I have only 13 posts for the past 5 months.

WTHeck.

So I’ve decided to write something / anything to increase the digits.

“Happy Good Friday” – Remember what Jesus did for you and me.

Rainbow is a sign of the promise of God.

=D
Get back to shooting up scum bags at dedust2.

Jaunty~

Till then!

My 17th Birthday

Published March 18, 2008 Bittersweet Lifestyle , Bittersweet Memories , Sweet 15 Comments

15th March 1991.

A baby was born.

Her name is Xiao Juan.

And now she’s….17!!

Went dining at FullPann Steak house this year.

I made the girls wear this :

Nice eh?

Dining.

Playing with cherry.

Went back to my place.

hmph.

My garden.

Mum’s carrot cheese cake is the best. Love it!
Actually there were many pictures taken that day. Some are just too embarrassing to be posted up. *trust me* There are some videos too but it takes forever to load it up on youtube. And I’m not a patient person. =D

Thanks for all the wishes ! Love ya’ll!