You’re a chinese if more than 3 below is true:

You don’t have matching bedding.
You don’t have matching dishes.
At least one person in your family owns or knows how to use a sewing machine.
You don’t have matching hangers in your closet.
You have or have had a fish tank in your living room.
You’re a Costco member.
You never really bought a calendar in your life; you always got the free ones with movies stars or nature scenes from grocery stores.
You’ve been to 99 Ranch Market at least once in your life.
You’re amused when Americans think Chinese fast food is good.
You dilute your dishwasher soap with water when your running out so it’ll last a little longer.
You don’t really own Tupperware, you store food in bowls or pots covered in plastic wrap.
You feel awkward when someone asks you to leave your shoes on in their house.
If you have a dog, you feed it left over rice with some food instead of real dog food.
Someone in your family has a fixed up Honda/Acura.
You have something covering your kitchen table to keep it clean.
You kiss up to relatives when it comes close to new year.
You collect and recycle for the extra money.
You’ll spend for name brand clothes but keep condiments from fast food places.
You have instant noodles in your house.
You can’t go more that five days without rice.
You’ve had at least one hair cut from your mom or dad.
You don’t really own a mop, you just use a old t-shirt instead.
You hate it when your parents boil Chinese herbs because it stinks.
You have lup cheung in your fridge.
You have owned the same vacuum cleaner longer than 5 years.
You only drink soup from Chinese spoons not Western spoons.
You work out so hard but still look like the average Asian.
You eat spaghetti at home with chopsticks
You have at least one relative who lives within an hour drive.
Your mother has a short-haired, curly perm.
Your dad is some sort of engineer.
Your parents have tried to get you into places half-price saying you were 12 when you were really 15.
You ask your parents help on one math problem and two hours later they’re still lecturing.
You have a 40lb. bag of rice in your pantry.
You shop 99 Ranch Market.
You’ve had a bowl haircut at one point in your life.
Your parents enjoy comparing you to their friends’ kids.
Your parents say, “Don’t forget your heritage.”
You drive mostly Japanese cars.
You’ve learned to keep bargaining even if the prices are rock bottom.
You’ve had to eat parts of animals they don’t even put in hot dogs.
At least once, you’ve started a joke with “Confucius say. . . “
You know what bok choy is.
You’ve ever gotten little red envelopes around February.
Piles of shoes tend to make it hard to open the front, back and closet doors.
You hear (your name + eee (optional) + yah!) every time someone calls you.(e.g., Jean- ee – yah! or Mary – yah!).
You have NO eyelashes.
Idiot people try to impress you with pathetic imitation Asian languages, like the ever-so-popular: ching chong woo bok chi, etc …
Your parents say leaving rice in your bowl is a sin.
The Bio lectures on marine life (seaweed, sea cucumbers,octopii) was last night’s dinner.
Your ancestors 1000 generations back invented the back scratcher.
At least one family member wears black wire/plastic frame glasses.
Your parents hover over your tired, caffeine-drugged body at 12 midnight to say, “In China, we studied even more.”
Your parents expect you’ll be best friends with anyone off the street in any given area as long as they are Asian.
An Asian woman comes on campus and people ask: “Is that your mother? Well then, is it your sister?”
Your relatives’ houses smell like incense, mothballs or both.
Your parents say, “Calculus? I took calculus in 8th grade!!” . Everyone thinks you’re good at math.
Your parents’ vocabulary is filled with “Ai-yahs and Wah’s”.
You like $1.75 movies.
You like $1.50 movies even more.
Your aunts and uncles bring you back adorable clothing from Asia with fuzzy bunnies, vinyl ducks and English words that make no sense, in great colors like yellow, pink, magenta, orange and the ever popular lime green.
Your parents insist you marry within your race.
You never order chop suey, sweet and sour pork, or any other imitation oriental food.
You either really, really want to go to UCI or really, really want to stay away from it.
Your parents have never kissed you.
Your parents have never kissed each other.
You learned about the birds and the bees from someone other than your parents.
“You want a stereo!” When I was your age, I didn’t even have shoes!!”
People see a bunch of scribbles on a chopstick and ask you to translate.
You have to call just about all your parent’s friends “Auntie and Uncle.”
You have 12+ aunts and uncles.
At expensive restaurants, you order a glass of water for your beverage a never order dessert.
Your parents simply cut the green/black part off the bread and say “Eat it anyway. It’s still good.”
The vast majority of the people related to you wear glasses. Thick glasses.
You are taller than your parents.
Your parents have either made you play the piano, the violin or both.
You get nothing if you do well in school, but crapped on if you don’t .
When going to other peoples’ houses, you always have to bring a gift.
Your dad still pulls his socks up to his knees, you know, the ones with the blue and pink stripes at the top.
Your family owns a tennis racquet, golf clubs, or both.
The furniture in your house never matches the wallpaper, the carpet, the decorations or any of the rest of the furniture.
You have rocks, sticks, leaves and strange-smelling, unknown substances in your pantry for use as medicine.
You own two rice cooker (one that works and the other you’re father swears, for the past ten years, is repairable and should not be thrown away)
You buy soy sauce by the gallon.
Your family owns butcher knives bigger than your head.
Your parents tell you about how long it took for them to get to school, how horrible the weather was in their native country, and how much they still appreciated going.
Your parents buy you clothes and shoes many sizes too big so you can “grow into it” and wear it for years to come.
Your parents ask your teachers to give you more homework.
Your friends swear they saw you on public television playing violin at a recital.
You’ll forward this to all your Asian friends.
You keep fresh garlic and ginger in the kitchen at all times.
You’ve seen every Bruce Lee movie ever made.
You still have your old slide rule.
You save grocery bags, tin foil, and tin containers
You eat every last grain of rice in your bowl, but don’t eat the last piece of food on the table.
Your parents still use a clothes line.
You have stuff in your freezer from since the beginning of time.
You reuse tea bags.
Your parents tell you to boil herbs and stay inside when you’re sick.
You have a drawer full of used pens, most of which don’t write anymore.
You never order chop suey or egg foo young.
You have a relative or friend who works as a waiter or cook.
You suck on salty preserved seeds for a sore throat.
You know what the term “FOB” and “ABC” means.
Your parent’s lifelong ambition is to go to Las Vegas.
Your folks never speak under 10 decibels at family gatherings.
You were told you all look alike.
You never made the school football or basketball team.
Your grandmother smell like mothballs.
You unwrap Christmas gifts very carefully to save and reuse wrappings and bows.
You know how to pinch someone with your toes.
You would drive around the block 10 times rather than pay for parking.
You eat rice for breakfast.
Your friends and everybody else assume you know Kung Fu.
The main topic at family get-together’s is food.
You have two middle initials instead of one.
You have clothes in your closet that is coming back in style.
You laugh at Chung King commercials.
You pick your teeth at the dinner table, but you cover your mouth.
You would prefer your fish entree staring at you on the dinner table.
You know all the waiters at your favorite Chinese restaurant.
You buy rice in 50 pound sacks.
Your living room sofas have covers on them.
Your parents or relatives have goldfish swimming in an aquarium.
You have a piano in the living room.
You received little red envelopes containing money on special occasions.
You have piles of shoes and slippers blocking the entrances to your home.
You have a vinyl tablecloth on your kitchen table.
You have at least one family member who wears black wire or plastic framed glasses.
You use the underside of a porcelain bowl to sharpen your knives.
You either love or hate “mooncakes”.
You hated that black herb medicine that your parents forced you to drink when you were sick.
You prefer your chicken and shrimp served with heads and feet still attached.
You always drink tea after a meal.

I really love wordpress, but I chose to leave cuz… who am I kidding? I can’t do codes or fancy layouts or CSS to save my life. I might come back one day when I get HTML figured out, but tata for now! DD

I kinda even miss studying a little…

I’m BORED I tell ya!

I like wordpress’ new look for the dashboards and posting page… Time for my long overdue dinner…

I guess I’m not in the best of moods right now. I finally found gossip girl season one after god knows how long, and the stupid thing hanged my laptop previously. It’s ok now, but it’s still buffering at a nauseatingly slow speed. Tudou is also not working well, and everything I search for is invalid. When I do hit something finally it buffers so slow it has completely stopped. Right now I’m cursing Tudou in my brain while venting my anger here on wordpress, talk about multi-tasking, huh?

I know how everyone goes crazy-insane-gaga over gossip girl. As far as I know most of the girls do. I’m not sure of the boys, but I’m sure if they ARE watching it they’ll be fast-forwarding to the hot n steamy scenes (hint hint) and skip all the cat fights and whatnot. Sure, I DO like gossip girl. I AM a girl after all, (no matter how much I don’t look like one) and all girls fall in love with either Nate, Chuck or Dan. Strictly speaking, it ties more with the TV series than with the books because there’s no way in heaven or hell that Vanessa will fall in love with Nate in the book. And that’s besides the fact that Vanessa is deathly pale and bald. Am I missing something here or is the TV series totally different from the book albeit the same title and the same-named characters?

If you think I’m being harsh or critical of the TV series then you’re dead wrong. I happen to like the series more than the books. The reason for that? Well, I don’t rightly know. Maybe because of the fact that the characters in the TV series actually show real human emotions once in a while? Not that being madly-in-love-with-your-boyfriend-who-used-to-be-your-best-friend and insanely-jealous-over-the-fact-that-your-boyfriend-who-used-to-be-your-best-friend-loves-your-other-best-friend-who-is-more-beautiful-than-you aren’t real human emotion, but lets face it. We don’t have a shopping spree at Barneys or Saks every time we feel down and want to ditch class, Tiffany’s is not our second home, and it would be impossible to meet Oscar De La Renta face to face unless it was a mistake or he is badly in need of the toilet and stops outside your house.

But wait, just hold your horses. Would the legendary Oscar De La Renta really borrow your toilet? Hmm, food for thought. Well, if I did meet him one day I’m sure he would be a nice guy. He did seem nice on that photo on Wikipedia, and I’m sure if he can smile like that, he’s not too far gone. Ok, so everyone loves Blair and thinks Serena is this huge bitch (albeit being a very good-looking one) because she had sex with Nate, and she snatched him away from Blair, leading to their fall out etc etc. But if you were to ask me (No, I’m not a professional. Go ask the author yourself.) I think Nate is the root of the problem. Think about it! Nate loves both girls for goodness sake! Wake up and smell the coffee! Monarchy rule is over! The days when you can love more than one girl and label them yours are over!

Ok, so Nate is good-looking and practically has EVERY SINGLE GIRL at his feet swooning (How inconvenient that Queen B has marked her territory… wait, what? He’s single again? Nate, here I co… Oh dang you Vanessa Abrams!), and the fact that he’s best friends with both Blair and Serena and that they practically grew up together. But it doesn’t give him any excuse to fall in love with both girls! Most of my friends are on the Queen B’s side. But I guess I’m neutral. I don’t particularly like Serena in the book series (except that one book that wrote about the year before. Before Serena left for boarding school and all.), since she IS being portrayed as someone who would steal their best friend’s boyfriend and then get tired of him later (Nate was also partly to blame! He was the one who couldn’t forget Blair what with the ‘have my heart on your sleeve’ business.).

But although Serena was the black sheep, it doesn’t necessarily make my like Blair more. Sure she’s the victim, but she has a hot England boyfriend who is also of royalty if I didn’t remember wrongly. If my memory decided not to pull stops on me, his name should be Lord Marcus (yeah yeah, the same guy who ditched her for his horsey faced cousin). Lord, what a pompous sounding name. And all these didn’t stop her from acting like a bitch while she was still pining for Nate. I don’t know what the hell is wrong with her, but I sure ain’t sticking around to find out.

In the book series, it seemed, everything was just glitz and glamour. Sure, once in a while you’d get a fallout here, a scandal there, but there’s nothing booze and extreme partying can’t fix. Gee, I dunno, you tell me what impression I get of the Upper East side. Because I’m so sure it’ll be a perfect one. It’s entertaining while it lasts, but I can’t see myself relating to that. I don’t have billions, and I probably never will have. I wasn’t born with a silver/golden spoon in my mouth and, well, it’s too late to try and change that (No, dammit, I’m not getting bitter over this). In the TV series the characters reveal their… How would you put it? More down to earth side? The side that tells me that under the gold-plated exterior is still someone who has been through stuff that I have, throw in a few Gucci bags which I don’t have. So I guess I like the TV series much, much better.

Now after getting all of that out of my system, I have a few… Shall I say questions about the new season? First things first. I’m going to voice my deepest displeasure with the second season. I’m sorry but VANESSA ABRAMS AND NATE ARCHIBALD??? What the hell were the producers thinking? Did you guys cast votes and all and the best/worst crack pairing won? I’m all up for democracy, but man! Vanessa and Nate??? Where did that come from? Ok, so the actress for Vanessa is pretty good-looking, and I’d rather she be with some other random character than break up Serena and Dan, but why Nate? I can practically draw up a list on why they’re NOT compatible.

First, Vanessa is well versed (or she’s supposed to be anyway). Nate is an airhead (I’m already being kind). Second… Oh I don’t know. The first should be enough.

Oh credits to Wikipedia for the excerpt:
Season 2
The first episode of the second season is set in the Hamptons and is titled “Summer, Kind of Wonderful,” a take from the John Hughes’ film “Some Kind of Wonderful.” The premiere aired on the CW on September 1st with 3.4 million viewers, an impressive number for The CW network. Season 2 is set to have 25 episodes in all.
It was also announced that The O.C. alum Willa Holland will be re-teaming up with Josh Schwartz and will star in three or more episodes of Season 2, playing Agnes, a 16-year-old model working for Eleanor Waldorf. Her character is set to create havoc for Jenny Humphrey. John Patrick Amedori has also been cast as Aaron Rose, Serena van der Woodsen’s new love interest.
Another character that will be added during the second season premiere is Catherine Mason, played by Mädchen Amick. She is an older woman who seduces Nate. She is married and begins having an affair with Nate over the summer, while they are spending time in the Hamptons, on summer vacation. She is the step mother of Blair Waldorf’s new love interest, Marcus (guest star Patrick Heusinger). Even though Blair is now with Marcus, a rich English Lord, Chuck regrets losing her over the summer, and tries to win her heart back. He becomes friends with Marcus in order to get to Blair. And despite Chuck having love problems, Serena and Dan decide to get back together, however, Serena wants to keep it a secret, eventually, however, everyone finds out via Gossip Girl.
During a city-wide blackout Blair “mistakenly” comes close to having sex with Chuck to fulfill her needs, in which Marcus is depriving her of. Once the lights come back on, Marcus walks in on Blair and Chuck. He proceeds to punch Chuck, and storm out of the room. Blair quickly follows saying that he is the one she wants, and not Chuck. Marcus accuses her of only wanting his title, however, he wants her as well. Blair then asks him to prove it, and they are seen making out on the stairs of Blair’s home.
Meanwhile, during the blackout, Serena and Dan were stuck in an elevator, on their way to Blair’s party. There, they are forced to discuss the reasons they broke up in the first place. They decide that they are unable to continue their relationship, and break up, once again. Nate is still secretly involved with Catherine but has a hard time juggling his tryst with her and renewing his relationship with Vanessa. Once Catherine learns of this, she orders Vanessa to steer clear from Nate or she’ll go forth with information about Nate’s father’s whereabouts to the FBI. Vanessa backs off, in order to protect Nate but soon learns that Catherine has been involved with Marcus as well. Instead of going to Nate, she confides in Dan and Blair. Blair composes a plan to blackmail Catherine into paying off Nate’s dad’s debts but it backfires once Vanessa, out of hurt, reveals to Catherine’s husband about her infidelity.
For the first week of their Senior year of school, Dan and Serena avoid each other, until Serena sees Dan talking to the new girl, Amanda (guest star Laura-Leigh). Blair and her minions quickly come to the rescue, inviting Amanda to lunch, and leaving Dan without a lunch buddy for the day. Serena feels wrong about trying to keep Amanda and Dan apart, and heads off to find Dan to apologize. Dan, however, blamed Serena for everything, and leaves. During this time Lily goes to Rufus’s gallery and he is on his way to a movie and she asks to go with him and he accepts. Later that night Lily comes around to the loft with a bottle of wine and a DVD as she is lonely. Rufus bluntly says that they can’t be friends and while talking his girlfriend walks in the door. Lily looks hurt and leaves giving him the bottle of wine.
Serena then thinks that it would be a good idea if the three of them went to the club that night. While there, Dan and Amanda begin talking about poetry. Any time Serena tries to add her input, she is proven wrong in what she says and corrected by one of the two. She then decides to go to the bar, and get a drink. There, Blair’s friends bring over a guy whom she takes over to the table with her. By this point, Serena is a bit drunk, and she decides she needs yet another drink, and Amanda had gone to the bathroom. Leaving Dan and the new guy alone. Dan gets up and heads to talk to Serena. Serena informs Dan that she can not just turn off loving him, and him having a new girl the first week of school hurt. Dan then says that maybe they’ll be better off not being around each other for awhile, and Serena suggests that Dan and Amanda leave. Before Dan and Amanda can leave, though, Blair’s friends throw a ‘Nairtini’ (a liquid that most likely consists of the hair removal product Nair) into Amanda’s hair that causes part of it to fall out. While Serena is not at fault, Dan blames Serena for this and storms out, after sparking her jealous and mean side. It is later revealed that this whole scheme was plotted by Chuck, having hired Amanda and setting up the fake relationship to once again return Serena to her reign as Queen of the school. This sudden shift in Serena’s behavior is already evident and brings Blair much chagrin, but delights Chuck in his hopes to knock Blair off of her pedestal once again.
With Fashion week on the horizon, Blair knows she can reclaim her throne by helping her minions get in to Eleanor’s show. Soon Blair discovers that not only is Serena on the radar with her new socialite friend Poppy Lifton (guest star Tamara Feldman), but Jenny is the shining star at Eleanor’s studio. Jenny has not only changed the seating chart that Blair designed, but she’s garnered a lot of attention for her work. Blair soon decides to sabotage the show by sending the models home, (which Jenny saves by having the socialite friends of Poppy and Serena model for the show) and even sends Serena down the runway in a dress that Jenny made. As expected, Eleanor is furious to find Jenny’s dress on the runway, but Blair soon realizes Jenny is not the enemy and steps up for her. Eleanor receives rave reviews for Jenny’s dress. Serena and Blair have an altercation that can best be described as a “you hold me back, I want to be all that I am,” to which Blair is not amused. Tensions are high when Blair sees photographers taking photos of Poppy and Serena while they are leaving the show. A subplot of this episode finds Dan attempting to experience life in Chuck’s shoes, which leads him to discover a dark secret about Chuck and Bart’s relationship. Lily also unearths that Bart has gone to great lengths to assure nothing from her past can destroy their family, which includes a file on Lily’s life before her turn as an Upper East Side mother. Rufus and Jenny are also on the outs, due to Jenny’s refusal to attend school. She wants to focus on her talent as a designer, much to Rufus’ chagrin.
Jenny’s disagreement with Rufus finally comes to an end when he agrees to spend one day with her at Eleanor’s studio before making the final call as to whether she must return to school on Monday. A supposedly accidental run-in with Lily causes the single father to realize that he should let his daughter follow her dreams, because even though he wasn’t able to follow his, they are in reach right now for Jenny. With the help of Vanessa, she decides to be home-schooled. Meanwhile, Blair, Serena, Dan, Nate and Chuck visit Yale University to give them a taste of college life there. Although Serena was originally going to visit Brown University, she ditches this plan in order to get even with Blair by impressing the Dean of Yale so much that he invites her to an intimate gathering at his house. In a rage, Blair manipulates her way into the dinner, and the night ends in a girl-on-girl catfight between the two best friends. Chuck, Dan and Nate all get themselves into trouble with Dan realizing that none of his recommendation letters were ever submitted, Nate being head-hunted because of his father’s actions, and Chuck being kidnapped by a group of Skull and Bones members who want to use him to get even with the Archibald family.
Vanessa uses the picture of Catherine and Marcus on her phone to blackmail Blair into getting signatures for a petition to save a bar in Brooklyn that should be refurbished as a historical landmark. Blair turns the tables by enticing Chuck to seduce Vanessa. However, Chuck realises that Blair might actually like him and regains control of the situation between them. Meanwhile, Lily and Bart throw an extravagant housewarming party for the sake of gaining attention in the press, but Serena rebelliously speaks out against Lily to reporters, saying that Lily has never been there for her or Eric. Eric, who has a new boyfriend, confirms to Lily that what Serena has said is true; it was Serena who raised him, not Lily. The evening ends in apologies from both mother and daughter to each other. On the same night, Nate moves into Dan’s place in Brooklyn after Dan discovers that Nate’s house has been seized.
Jenny befriends a young model named Agnes (guest star Willa Holland), who convinces Jenny to confront Eleanor Waldorf after noticing that Eleanor uses Jenny’s designs to propel her own career forward, giving neither credit nor gratitude to Jenny. Jenny’s decision to walk out on Eleanor leads her to a photo session with Agnes and Agnes’ boyfriend, Max, which a worried Nate storms in on, refusing to leave until Jenny comes with him. Jenny is upset he came after her, and asks him why he cares because he’s not her father or brother, then they kiss. Chuck and Blair continue refusing to say the magic 8-letter phrase to each other, with Chuck stating that they can’t become “Chuck and Blair” because it would be the start and end of everything for them. She agrees. Serena and Dan try to spend time together as friends at an opening at Rufus’ art gallery, but the artist turns out to be an old acquaintance of Serena’s, Aaron Rose (guest star John Patrick Amedori), with whom she has instant chemistry. (Ugh, I dislike Aaron Rose. Although the actor is pretty cute…)

Pretty twisted plot, but a very interesting one. I just have no idea how Erik became Serena’s younger sister, and Aaron fell in love with Serena instead of Blair, and Eleanor hasn’t married Cyrus Rose yet. But beside that I like the new plot pretty much, although I dislike Jenny and the Vanessa/Nate pairing, and wishes that Dan and Serena end up together in the end.

My my, long post! And I’m only half done here. Oh well, I’ll leave the rest to this afternoon/evening. Ja ne.

PS. Bleach: Fade to Black – Kimi no Na o Yobu (I Call Your Name). That’s the name of the new Bleach movie!!! Coming out Dec 13 in all Jap theaters and is centered on Kuchiki Rukia, something about goodbye/sorry Ichigo??? I don’t know, but I can’t wait for the movie to come out!!!

Safari, like wordpress, also has this very understated, but clean and professional feel to it at the same time. And the pop up page, and the safari icon, and the alerts that slide out from the top… They all feel so…right! I always wanted my blog to be something very…clean. I know I’ve used this word for enough number of times for it to be worn out, but that’s the only word I have in my vocabulary that can remotely explain what kind of feel I want for my blog. I get tired of things very easily. New trinkets can become old junk in the matter of 3 days or so. I’ve tried to curb this really bad habit of mine, but it’s hopeless, and it’s extensiveness has covered several broad categories of my life.

For example, books. I was really stuck on… Hmm, I have no idea. It’s been so long since I sat down and read a book PROPERLY. And e-books don’t count. Speaking of which, I haven’t done much e-book reading either. Basically I’ve just been floating on the cyber world and drooling at the computer screen. It’s been too long since I’ve typed anything on the keyboard too, only the mouse has been used, and my typing skills are a little rusty to say the least. Okay, major digress. Another thing I was really stuck on was watching dramas, animes and god knows what (eg. gossipgirl). I’m trying to get that old habit back, which explains why I’m watching gossipgirl right now. All the way from season 1, since only by doing that I can do the series full justice. Skipping episodes was also part of the menu when I watched the series for the first time, which led to major confusion of the plot.

Another past infatuation of mine was blogging. Although I blog rarely, when I do blog I focus on what I want to say for that particular post. But nowadays I seem to get distracted very easily and it takes me about a day or 2 to properly organise everything I want in a post. Like this post, which was supposed to be done on the day I came back from Taiwan, which was on Sunday. But blogging should be one of my longer fancies, since I still like it and all, and writing blogs help me to improve my writing style and grammer, which I am trying desperately to salvage as of late. But I won’t bore you with my fancies and whatnot, and fill you in on the Taiwan trip.

But before that, it would be the post-Taiwan trip post first. The first thing I got off the plane to Singapore was this unexplainable desire to hop back onto the plane to go back to Taiwan. It’s so freaking hot here! When we first landed in Taiwan, the weather was really comfortable, around 25 degrees. Then it started to get colder and colder and the temperature was just a one-way trip after the first 3 days. I think the coldest temperature we got at one point was lower than 12 degrees. ;D The weather report thing lied again, the coldest was only supposed to be around 12~15 degrees… So now I can officially say that I HATE Singapore’s humid and hot weather. 

Well now, on to other stuff. I won’t be posting pictures yet because I haven’t sieved through them and to change the pictures’ arrangement (landscape/portrait whatever you call it.) and do some editing in the folders and all, so it will be a while before the pictures are ready to be uploaded here, but I’ll try to finish it as fast as possible. The plane flight there and back was ok. It was nothing too fantastic like my mom told me it would be (maybe because she’s always in the first/business class sections and this time we’re flying in the economic class section. MAJOR difference.), the array of music is also not as wide as SIA’s, but the movie selection was good. I watched about 4-5 movies on the 2 plane rides, and I must say I loved it!

Movie reviews coming up tomorrow!(After I figure out how to post a pic without actually having to save it…)

I’m going to board the plane soon ad this is the first time I’m taking Eva Air. Yeah, yeah, I’m poor. Go on, rub it in. I know you people will. I think I’ll go and do something more constructive than sit here and drool at the computer screen. Ciao…

EXCITED!

Anyway, I’m almost done with all the packing and stuff for the Taiwan trip. QQ, if you really want me to buy you the whatever thing you wanted me to buy, send me an email, k?

Taiwan, here I come~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

I think that’s all for today. PILI MIT!!!

The other espect is that I dislike being in new surroundings, out of my comfort zone. Needless to say it makes me uncomfortable. I don’t like being in crowded places where people are swarming around, especially since the weather is almost always very hot. Last time my friends dragged me to Bugis Street, I nearly died from the heat since I happened to be wearing a black shirt. What an idiot. I’m also not a very friendly person, which makes me difficult to get along with most of the time. I mean, if were to work as a person who has to be around people the whole day (read:working at a fastfood joint), I’d probably be bad tempered all the time. I don’t get angry often, but when I do, sometimes I end up doing stuff that I’ll probably regret later. Like if I were to work at MacDonald’s, if there was a fussy customer or something, I’d probably throw a coke at their face, or put wasabi in their burger or something. Aren’t you glad now that I’ve decided not to work at fast food places? ;D

Now that the exams are finally over, I have no idea what I’m gonna do with myself for the remaining…2 months? You’re reading me wrongly if you think I’m sad that the exams are over. NO WAY. I’m freaking happy that the exams are over, it’s just that for the past year homework has been occupying most of my leisure time, so if there’s no more homework, I wonder how I’m gonna spend my leisure time. Work is a definite nono. It’s one thing to antagonise my parents at home who insists I should work, but it’s another thing to harm the poor innocent people around me because of my poor working skills. For the greater good, I’ll sacrifice myself to protect the innocent mockingbirds (Damn, I really should stop making references to ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’, even though I have read it for 2and a half years. Out, academic related stuff! OUT!). So other than holing up at home, I have no other options left.

Post part2 coming up, off to watch Gossipgirl…