Mind

2009-06-22T20:38:00.000+08:00

moved, again:
http://kittens-a-conspiracy.blogspot.com/

2009-03-02T19:58:00.001+08:00

What is your True Fear? Your Result: Disappointment You are a fun-loving, energetic, and cheerful person. You love adrenaline rushes, and going out at night. You constantly have to be having a great time to feel completely happy. Your biggest fear is not having anything to do, or having a huge disappointment/let down in your life. You hate being sad, and if something in your life suddenly went wrong it would be extremely hard for you to deal with. Just remember that everyone has to deal with hard times. Stay strong, and pretty soon your fun, party life will get right back the way it used to be.
Looked down on
Being Alone
Commitment
Death
Losing Someone
Where Your life is Going
What is your True Fear? Quiz Created on GoToQuiz

2009-03-02T19:20:00.002+08:00

I have finally decided to uptake the mammoth task of uploading photos Facebook, with of course, the much treasured cooperation of my computer. So. BSC has entered the monotonous and boring stage of growth, in fact, the development is stagnant. Life has never been more...boring? And my toilet has never been dirtier.

Anyway, the only consoling fact this trip is being able to book out on week ends and escape the treacherous depths of my dormitory. So, from now on, instead of counting the number of days left in BSC, I shall be optimistic and count in terms of week ends. So much for chicken soup for my disgusted heart.

I have made new friends here, including real humans, cockroach traps, air fresheners, soap powder and yan rou chuan. And, imersion with the students here is...to put it across nicely, unentertaining or in harsh term, boring and flavourless to its raw core. I fell asleep once, then twice, and maybe thrice.

So, as you all can see, I really am enjoying heaven on earth in BSC, the abundance of wildlife in my dorm, the nice fragrance from the sewers, the horrible tasting delicacies and the well organized and structured lessons.

2009-02-18T20:32:00.002+08:00

Not that terribly cold today.

But loads of fun today.

Due to heavy snowfall, mass exercise was canceled and we ere given 25 minutes off to do whatever we wanted. Any sane person would definitely head out for a good old snowball fight. So off we went, together with the rest of the school outdoors for a full fledged fight.

Of course, how can we do away with stupid stuff? Yong Le attempted to walk on a frozen pond which cracked, but he managed to put himself out in time. Then, he made a freaking huge snowball! The size of an ostrich egg. 0_0

CIP magically metamorphosed into a field trip today. A field trip to the boring city planning exhibition which seriously made everyone sleep. Shan' t talk about it.

2009-02-18T07:39:00.003+08:00

It's snowing pretty heavily out there.

The roads, pavements and buildings seem to have lost their colors, bleached white by the blanket of snow. It is of course, great fun to have so much snow around. However, the snow is not thick enough for a snow angel or a full fledged snow fight, but it's good for a snowball or two.

I just did something silly.
Now my hand is frozen and numb. Lol.

Yesterday was fun albeit very chilly. We spent the bulk of the day at the Olympic stadium, watching the performances by the inflated mascots of the Olympics and posing around in the stadium. The extent of the chillness: the oil from the sausage I was eating solidified on my hand.

Dinner was interesting as well though. We had our meal at the porridge restaurant, and then we went running through the streets under the heavy snow.

2009-02-17T10:18:00.004+08:00

It seems like we have been blessed with light and tender snowfall.

Powder like flakes glide gently from the sky; the roads, flushed with a mix of white and black.

What a subtle greeting from Bei Jing today.

Effectively, two school days have passed back in Singapore, yet here in Bei Jing, everyone is still trapped deliriously in a state of mind where they believe there is no work we will miss. Well, maybe not for everyone here. Biology test is on Thursday, Thursday night to be exact. Can't put my feelings down for the test yet. Nonetheless, I hope for the best.

Now, for the hardcore reality.
My room stinks. Literally. It's as if the sewer pipes blew up and the smell lingers there indefinitely. Currently, it seems like one deodorizers and three air fresheners are doing a pretty good job keeping the smell at the very least, bearable. Next, we are cohabiting with cockroaches. Dead ones on a tile and live ones on the walls. And, and, personally, my bed is too small for me. My body feels totally compressed while sleeping.

2009-02-15T15:11:00.002+08:00

Today is Sunday.

Tomorrow is Monday.

My flight is tomorrow.

I am packing my luggage only today.

Thus, I conclude that I want to have a toy poodle as a pet.

Anyway, my flight is way early in the morning tomorrow, meaning I have to wake up at around 5 to prepare. Throwing everything back here, all my work and stuff; I do feel bad. But heck, who's to stop me?

I really have a bad feeling about the trip. Not that the plane might crash or I'll seat next to some weird people, but I'll seriously fall behind everyone else when I come back to Singapore. The syllabus there follows mainstream IP, which means I'm effectively one step behind everyone else back in SMTP. That effectively places a seal on my death certificate.

Did you know?

The Poodle ranks 2nd in Stanley Coren's The Intelligence of Dogs, being one of the brightest dogs ranked by obedience command trainability.

2009-02-14T16:03:00.002+08:00

Feeling lost now.
Feeling bored now.

Seems like my flight to Bei Jing is in 2 days. I must say, I'm not looking forward to it, not at all. I don't even one to think about how screwed up my work will be when I get there, and how dead I'll be when I finally return to Singapore. Dead meat.

Next, mathematics in Mandarin. That's a disaster for me. I feel so devastated. How do they expect me to learn mathematics in Mandarin. This is horrible.

Also, I have to study there, yes that's bad. I have to study while I'm in Bei Jing. Argh.....

That aside.

2009-02-13T21:10:00.003+08:00

This is preposterous! How can I be expected to print all my biology notes in preparation of BSC! And by all, I mean up to 20 pieces of notes ranging from 2 to 62 pages! How dare they do this. Where has my printing fees been channeled into? Has it been used to purchase pizzas to feed those who are in high levels of the school administration? How can I stand for this?

That aside, I realized that BSC has sapped away a lot of opportunities I would otherwise have. Due to BSC, I will miss out on participating in RMUN, because of BSC, one term's sabbatical week has been vapourised, because of BSC, my schedules have been messed up and I am thrown into a world of chaos. I can positively say now, that I should have given BSC a miss. The so called expereince I gain at BSC will never equalise the opportunities I would have had. Curse you Bei Jing, and your cold winds, and your fake stuff, and your poisonous stuff.

2009-02-12T19:14:00.003+08:00

Yes. I have decided to blog once again. I figured out life would be pretty boring with no where for me to blog.

I concede, keeping a blog is not easy, or perhaps I just lack the motivation to preserve one. Nonetheless, I shall continue to blog although the odds of me losing interest and ultimately allowing my blog to die once again is very high. Very high.

Yes, I did feel like continunig blogging a long time ago. But I just couldn't see the point of doing so. Yet now, I feel so bored without blogging. Besides, Facebook is really getting boring. So here I am, back to blogging.