all at once

A photo of our cell group in City Harvest Church.
We were posing at the staircase leading to the service auditorium.

all again for you

Today was boring, nothing really happened.
I'm going to ask Hui Yen when she will be going out for the IT convention tomorrow.

vegas

I'm doing my Math now. I just returned from a game in AuditionSEA with some of my friends from BlogSkins. Many say that my skills are beyond my level in that game. I guess all those years of typing have paid off. Alright, I'm going back to solving some pathetic questions. Should I leave it till tomorrow?

p.s. to Janet, come online now. Your blogskin is ready!!!
I should learn to play the guitar soon.

that's what she said

I went back to school today to wrap up the SDMA submission for my group, but in the end something silly happened and we opted out of submission, which was VERY stupid, in my opinion. If I got to call the shots, I would just tell Isaac to add the text and submit, but he keeps persisting on not submitting because three other works were already chosen. Anyway, I don't really want to post about what happened today. It was totally silly. I even made myself silly to keep the tension low in that situation.
Since I have nothing better to do (well except Chinese, but who does that in the middle of the night? Well, OKAY, I'm procrastinating, whatever), I'll just reply all my tags. I didn't get a lot of tags in the week I was away, so that's good... I think?

Tag Replies:
passerby: Alright, in your stylesheet, find a property called #header-wrapper {. Under that, put a display: none;. It makes your header disappear.
Xiuyun: You mean the personality test? Yeah, it's indeed a lot. LOL.
huijie: I edited the post on the chalet.
Xiuyun: Thank you! I had lots of fun, hahah.
Itch: Yup, I kind of missed Singapore.
yiren: Well, it DID cover five days...
Jerome: I can see that. Hahah.
p3n9u1n: Are you even mentioned in every entry I post?
Itch: Thanks.
Regine: Hello! I'm glad you like the pictures and especially the skins. LOL.

laugh away

Hate is just a word for somebody you love but no longer believe in.
(By the way, I hate ulcers)
I was just browsing quotes to help me think about the things that happened in 2008. This one is by Hugh Macleod. The year is almost coming to an end, and I just want to stop all this childishness and immaturity that is still growing in me. I'm sure that many things have made me very angry, but I'm also sure that I always use the word "hate" in my mind. This quote made me think about it. Why is there hate in this world? Is it because people don't believe in loving the people they hate? If they just believe in believing, maybe we can turn it all around, I guess. The "I hate ulcers" part is just to vent my anger on the ulcer on my tongue. I'm now trying to make it heal by eating salty potato chips. Argh.
Anyway, I'm very very psyched. When my parents went to welcome me back at the airport from South Korea, they told me we might be going back to Japan next year. You know, I simply love Japan, but I think I like South Korea more. But what the heck, we might be going to Hokkaido next year. But I kind of want to go Australia first. Hmm, I should learn to be satisfied with what I have now. See you in Japan next year! Hahah, I'm sure I'll have a great time.

pictures from South Korea

Right, so here are some of the nicer pictures I took when I was over at South Korea. I'm not very much of a camwhore and quote Janet, "i have crooked mouth, 6 toes, squinted eyes and no hair". So, most of them are landscape pictures with the occasional "WHO DAT UGLY FACE?!". And no, I'm not trying to be thick-skinned or anything of that sort. Just take a look, I spent almost an hour editing all the pictures.


The scenery outside our Residence Hotel at Yangpyeong, Gyeonggi Province (I think).
It's just nearby Seoul, anyway.


This is me outside the hotel. Hui Yen took this picture, because if I don't take pictures of myself my parents will kill me for some apparent reason.


This is a picture of Seoul I took when I was in the coach. There's around four more took in the coach, I think.
It's right below...






This is the Han River, the main river that flows through Seoul all the way to North Korea. Quite amazing.




This picture was taken outside the restaurant where we had our ginseng chicken soup (in Seoul still).


The restaurant signboard is just right there.


Myeong-dong! The lovely place where Hui Yen tripped over a short pole and fell! Hahah. I'm such a sadist. I love this place though.






Notice Edward Cullen in the Korean Twilight poster at the back? I have a separate picture of the super huge cinema, but it was kind of ugly. I think I'll be catching the movie soon with Hui Jie since it's showing in South Korea already, I think.


They were filming some lame show when the kids clustered around this mascot I intended to take without them. Spoilers, argh.


The Coffee Bean at Myeong-dong which has four floors. I remember having to climb up to the highest floor just to use the toilet.




Our shot in Myeong-dong! Too bad Jeremy couldn't take with us because he was eating his Baskin Robbins.


The sculpture outside Myeong-dong and in front of Shinsegae.


The Times Square of South Korea, I guess? Hahah.

Alright, so I had a fun time at South Korea. Hope you have a fun time looking at all these pictures. Hahah.

before the worst

I spent the WHOLE day trying to complete my English webquest, but it is still not done yet. I think I'll continue tomorrow. I took such a long time trying to find the information and relevant pictures. I'll be leaving for Malaysia in around 2 weeks, so I think I should wrap it all up (my homework) by then? Chinese is almost impossible for me to finish within 2 weeks, so I'll leave it aside first. I'm now halfway through my Math and English, and that leaves Science and Social Studies, right? I think I better go by a schedule. The pictures will be up real soon (by real soon I mean later tonight or maybe tomorrow, if I procrastinate).