Saturday, December 30, 2006
Working in the holidays
I simply love their way of teaching science or DoE(design of experiments). If chung cheng could change their idea SLIGHTLY. XD. But I doubt they can.
I was lucky, definitely, for I had a chance to work with them, instead of doing macdonalds, flyers or slacking around.
I've worked with them for one and a half months already, completed 3 and a half projects, it has indeed been a crazy and enriching experience working with them. haha, a bunch of mad scientists, but fun though. I've learnt many many things, valuable information, and knew some other people.
More importantly, as a comparison,
I could see how illogical some things are.
I could see how screwed up chung cheng is.
I could see how serious my mistake was.
I could see how much the education system needs a change.
As Yalin says, we are only taught to answer questions in school. Totally agree.
I hope that I can work with them in the future and always keep in contact.
Monday, December 25, 2006
Sunday, December 24, 2006
Friday, December 22, 2006
Monday, December 18, 2006
I didn't know how screwed up the country was until this trip, although I had some trips into that country before. It's not good to talk too much about this.
During the return trip to Singapore, my sister and I had nothing much better to do but to count.
May I present my statistics.
40 out of 100 domestic cars are of PROTON brand.
3 out of 100 domestic cars are red, pink or maroon.
13 out of 100 domestic cars are pure black.
10 out of 100 domestic cars are blue.
40 out of 100 vehicles are motocycles.
10 out of 100 vehicles are heavy vehicles.
Wednesday, December 06, 2006
You Are An INTP |
The Thinker You are analytical and logical - and on a quest to learn everything you can. Smart and complex, you always love a new intellectual challenge. Your biggest pet peeve is people who slow you down with trivial chit chat. A quiet maverick, you tend to ignore rules and authority whenever you feel like it. You would make an excellent mathematician, programmer, or professor. |
Thursday, November 30, 2006
belle asked me to do this ok. She said "do".
NAME 24 PEOPLE (random ah)
1. changyi
2. belle
3. kenny
4. jessica
5. yanbing
6. jinghao
7. kang kiat
8. zhi hong
9. michelle
10. emilene
11. ryan quek
12. hong yi
13. lie qi
14. aijia
15. jacie
16. song xi
17. ren xian
18. aloysia
19. andy
20. scottz
21. jing shen
22. weisiang
23. ziyi
24. bryan
is 9 single?
michelle- hmm, seriously I don't know
would u date 20?
Scottz- why would I want to date a married man?
is 17 a guy or a girl?
ren xian- guy
have 15 and 2 ever dated?
Belle and Jacie? never, I don't think they even know each other
are u older/younger than 3? by how much?
Kenny- he's older than me by a few days
have u ever seen 7 naked?
Kang Kiat- lol, yes we bathed together
where does 19 live?
Andy- jurong
when was the last time you saw 12?
hong yi- wow, teacher's day eve?
ever watched a movie with 5?
Yanbing- oh yes we did, 8 of us altogether
how tall is 23?
Ziyi- about 170?
do u love 16?
Song xi- I bet he will hehehe me after I say this
do u go to the same sch as 14?
Aijia- last time we did
have u ever had classses with 11?
Ryan- yes primary school
where was 21 born?
Jing Shen- Singapore la
have u ever hugged 18?
Aloysia- no never did I
whats 8's middle name?
Zhi Hong- chinese have got no middle name. If yes, it would be ZHI, lol
is 13 a nice person?
Lie Qi- yes, certainly
would u rather 1 die or you die?
Changyi- I believe that he would save me
is 4 older than u?
Jessica- yes, she was born in January and me in March
would u kiss 24?
Bryan- no never
have u ever swum with 16?
Song Xi- I got his table wet only
when is 10's bday?
Emilene- I don't know
have u been to a party with 19 or 17?
Renxian and Andy- nope never.
are 22 and 24 good friends?
Weisiang and Bryan- I doubt so.
will 3 and 7 make a gd couple?
Kenny and Kang Kiat- no, only opposites attract
has 15 ever given you a bday present?
Jacie- No
how long have u known 13?
Lie Qi- since primary 1
if 5 and 19 were drowning which one wud u save?
Yanbing and Andy- I think both of them know how to swim, but Andy's stronger, so I'll save yanbing.
will 2 be willing to kiss 6?
Belle -> Jing Hao- erm, dunno lei.
pass this on to 3 4 7 16 18 22 23
GOGOGO.
yay new blogskin
Tuesday, November 28, 2006
went to watch casino royale with my parents today! The movie not bad lah, just that Daniel Criag isn't as nice as Pierce Brosnan. I must say that Ian Fleming(the author of the James Bond series) is indeed a brilliant, if not a genius, writer. There is always a moral to a story, desirable to learn or not, and the moral that I've learned is to never trust anybody fully, you can't tell a book by its cover.
Okay, it has been a few days since I'm back from my camp, and my knee still pricks every time I climb the stairs. Damn it, but I still don't know why.
I'll change my blog skin soon, hopefully.
Thursday, November 16, 2006
and all is in the past
Yesterday, my sister brought me a copy of PCPS's 2006 school magazine. As I slowly flipped through the pages, memories all the way from primary 1 flashed across my mind, letting me experience the feeling once again. I could still remember how Mr Simon Goh offered me 50cents for another plate of fried rice when a guy accidentally knocked me down when I was in primary 1. I could still remember my first and amiable form teacher- Mrs Agnes Chen-, her voice, her face. I could still remember the "good" times with Mr Yip when I was in primary 2&4 and also Ms Amy Tan. Also the industrious and best EMS teacher I could ever have, Ms Teo and also Mr Tang, the best chinese teacher. I could also remember the friends, who may have forgotten me by now. And many many many many more teachers.
But all is gone, and never to return.
I can never have Jasmine snatching my stuff anymore, or to play catching as a whole class again, or listen to any of the teachers teaching in front of us, or even to see a classmate again. We are now the alumni of pcps, not students. It's a cold hard fact, to me.
Life's all about meeting and parting isn't it?
Saturday, October 28, 2006
Thursday, October 26, 2006
the last day of 2cr 2006
hate to say this, but today is the last day for us as 2couragers. everyone's feeling differently, but theres one emotion that has certainly ran through our minds--well I don't know how to describe it, fear of separation? Or isit not fear but sadness of separation? Maybe it is a combination, the complex feeling which cannot be easily described. I will just miss everyone in 2 courage, especially my best friend(LOL) who will not be in the same class with me next year.
Therefore to mark this memorable day, emilene, jacie, weigin, jessica, yanbing, ziyi, weisiang and I went out on an outing to cathay shopping centre for a movie. Before that we had a hard time trying to get ziyi with us and finding our way there. We also had our sumptous lunch(for some), but I had a gassy one, at long johns silver. Then we went on to catch the movie "dead or alive"- a film based on a fighting game. Bah but actually i didn't like the movie much, it was too short- abt 90 mins?- not long enough for me to warm the seat and it wasn't good. After the movie we walked out of the building and suddenly weisiang said, "shit, my handphone is missing again". Then we were like lol, we went into that building again, asked that lady whether we could go in and search for the phone, and that lady produced a phone in the drawer and asked "is this yours?". haha, weisiang was lucky. Had his phone been of better quality, he might not have been so lucky, lol.
After the movie we went to plaza sing, went to mini toons, and for an unknown reason, to the mrt station. Then jessica had to go home, and weigin wanted to follow. After they had left, I led the rest to a "remote" corner somewhere near the LAN shop, and we started chatting.about everything. Yanbing was horny, lol, never seen such a horny girl before. We talked from 5pm to abt 6pm? Quite a long duration.Then we found ourselves stuck in the middle of nowhere discussing our directions and our next outing. We made ziyi miss 3 trains, lol. Then we agreed to have a phone conference on sunday evening. There is where we parted. That is how we parted.
Monday, October 16, 2006
I must say that it is quite interesting to experience the atmosphere of the in Singapore during the 1920s that was attemped to be featured in the food court's unique theme. The stall vendors there are dressed in the simple clothings which should be the common clothings during the 1920s plus the bandanas, haha, they are funny. The tables and chairs, the cutlery and the decoration all are into the 1920s theme. The food was quite expensive though.
Then we went round the building and went to shop at the vivomart, which is made up of giant, and some other supermarkets. I would say wow, it is quite mega in the physical and variety sense.
i shall stop here, bye!
Saturday, October 14, 2006
You Are 80% Boyish and 20% Girlish |
You have a tough exterior - and usually a tough interior to match it. You're no nonsense, logical, and very assertive. Sometimes you can't understand women at all, even if you're a woman yourself. You see things rationally, and don't like to let your emotions get the best of you. |
Friday, October 13, 2006
On Wednesday, lie qi and I went to catch the movie "world trade center". Now its for the movie review. For the trailer click here http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0469641/trailers
The touching film is based on the accounts of 2 survivors, Port authority sergeant John Mcloughlin(by Nicholas cage) and Will Jimeno(by Michael Pena) and in the September 11 attack. The start of the film seemed like an ordinary Tuesday morning, but their "adventure" later on would not be so mundane. The story unfolds as the buildings collaspe and the two policemen struggles to survive.
I shall not tell too much about it, go watch it, it's nice.
The movie, directed by Oliver Stone, focuses on the human events- mainly on the 2 survivors- and brings out the selflessness and helpfulness of the people, instead of the tragedy or destruction, during that day. As the tagline goes, "The world saw evil that day, two men saw something else", lol, I saw it too, and the audiences can see that too.
The things I like about this film, it is not so "Hollywood", not that drama, natural and close to our hearts.
One thing I found ususual, Oliver stone did not use much of the "endlessly repeated" clips that we are already bored with. Instead he uses great sound effects and some maybe visual effects. It made the building's collaspe feels so real.
Everyone should go watch it... ya.
It's a good film.
Monday, October 09, 2006
You scored as Existentialism. Your life is guided by the concept of Existentialism: You choose the meaning and purpose of your life. Man is condemned to be free; because once thrown into the world, he is responsible for everything he does.� It is up to you to give [life] a meaning.� --Jean-Paul Sartre It is man's natural sickness to believe that he possesses the Truth.� --Blaise Pascal More info at Arocoun's Wikipedia User Page...
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Sunday, October 08, 2006
Thursday, October 05, 2006
Wednesday, September 20, 2006
ME
lol guys, this is how i scored, take this test if you want! You scored as Philosophy. You should be a Philosophy major! Like the Philosopher, you are contemplative and you enjoy thinking about the purpose for humanity's existence.
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Monday, September 04, 2006
Steve Irwin is dead.
to Steve, homo sapiens, and the other animals on earth
Thursday, August 31, 2006
Monday, August 21, 2006
strange indeed...
Today, something that seemed weird to me occurred. This morning, ms tan asked 5 boys from our class to go collect some maths stuff. We went into the office, collected a great deal of maths file that occupied our hands, and got ready to leave. This is the WEIRD part, really weird, I just cannot understand, I really could not understand his actions. Changyi pulled the door open and teachers stood outside waiting, clearing the path for us. Then, don't know waiting for what, Changyi just stood there and did nothing. Then after 10 seconds,the teachers couldn't stand it and moved in. After all the teachers moved in then Changyi started to move... I was like "What the hell is he doing? Move la!". I'm sure that in the normal minds of human beings, It is almost for sure that "more fortunate" should give in to the "less fortunate". Such as you help to open and hold the door for one who is carrying loads before entering the place yourself. From my point of view, I think that Changyi has his brain wrongly wired. I've experienced many other cases of various scenarios with him, with unexpected responses. Anyway, do you people feel that it is WEIRD? or is that my thinking is WEIRD??
Sunday, August 20, 2006
Sunday, May 28, 2006
Tuesday, April 18, 2006
CAMP
Monday, April 03, 2006
Visit to the Eurasian Heritage Centre
Today we went to the centre, very near to school, as a history fieldtrip; the centre was just 10 steps away from president S.R Nathan's residence and we saw gurkas.
After alighting the bus, the "many tile made" picture caught my attention, it was the picture of Portugal capital during the 16th centuries. It was indeed special as it is made of many many small tiles as it is mono-coloured(Portuguese blue?as the lady said).
The first place we went was the building's 3rd floor(if I am not wrong) to look at its exhibits. There was Portuguese music of the 1930s. It was a corridor with pictures and words on the sides like an avenue with the Japanese stuff on the right and the Eurasian stuff on the left. Most of the pictures and quotes were never seen before by me. After that we were led to a room with exhibits of real stuff during the times like the Japanese and English swords, the soldier's paybook, badges medals and some cooking materials. We can also hear the Japanese music. It was really an experience.
Lastly, the lady guide brought us to a room where most of us sat on the floor to watch a video of the Eurasians during WWII. We also luckily met a "survivor" from the dunnodunno wad catholic colony in Malaysia, he is a Singaporean though. Though the guy didn't tell us much, we can tell that the period was not easy.
The lady guide was fierce though
:)