How are you guys doing?
In IMU, it's pretty stressful. I don't know how the others are coping with their work. Summative is around the corner... on the 20th of June and then, there'll be 3 weeks of holidays! Yay! I can't wait for that time. Even so, we have to do a project known as COP (Community Oriented Project).
The Sem 2 seniors just got their end of semester (EOS) exam results a couple of days ago and woah, there has been a lot of drama going on. I heard 60 people failed. 2 people got A- while the others passed. While Sem 3s and Sem 5s are studying their a** off for the EOS, we Sem 1s are studying our a** off for Summative... Perhaps it is because it will be the first paper that we are sitting for...
I can't wait to see Thamo, Yi Siang and Chiew Ying in IMU...
I hope you guys are doing fine, those overseas and those who are still in Malaysia.
I'm sooo tired.
Anyway, when I went to IMU this morning, I looked for Joey first. Since she was near the cafeteria, I walked towards the area and passed by someone really familiar. Something about her is very familiar: the body size, the hair and the way she carries her stuff. So, I asked Joey, "Do you feel that she's familiar? I think that is Sarwees."
Joey said "NOO... I don't see her anywhere." Hmm, maybe I was so fascinated by something else that I thought of Sarwees. Mana tahu...
I walked back towards the atrium and called out "Sarwees!" If she turns, it's her. If she doesn't, then, I'll just walk away. And she did! Sarwees is in the same batch as me as well! *excited* I guess I couldn't stop talking to her for the following 3 hours.
During the speech, a girl sat beside me; very fluent in English with the American accent though look nothing like Malaysian, I asked her, "Where are you from?" and she said, "I'm from South Korea." (Anyone in our class interested? KG...)
Then, I met this other guy from Pakistan whose name is so hard to pronounce. I call him JP. The first thing he asked was, "What is 'la'?" and "Why is every one in Malaysia saying 'la'?" It was hard explaining to him but in the end, his friend just said that he'll get used to it. Awkward and funny really.
And to make him look sissy, we decided that its best for him to wear a purple shirt! Hahaha... Oh yeah, I think Shanthni added the studs at the eyebrow; hence, making him look like a sissy mafia.
This one should be from Penny's group. The dinasour below as well... *roar*
I've been bored. Has it not been for Ee Ying, I don't think I'll be posting here.
I know that Penny and OBLE has gone to Australia and Desmond is on his flight to Australia tonight. Some have already started their classes in Monash and some are still having their holidays; waiting until June. I will be starting next Monday- orientation week...
Lately, I have been as usual, watching loads of Korean Dramas and downloading songs. Other than that, I am finding ways to burn time. But I know that as I enter IMU, I won't have that much 'life' in me. So, I'd be a zombie then.
I'm excited, nervous and feeling random. It is the feeling of entering Form 1 or Std 1 where you don't know a lot of people. The beginning of new friendships, new memories and new experience. Will we still remember our friends in secondary or pre-u? That's hard to say... Maybe, maybe not.
As you guys may notice, this blog is nearly dead.
Oh well, until next time then.
Oh my gosh! You guys are flooding the cbox.
I bet most of you have finished your Chinese New Year shopping be it clothes or decorations or whatever. Who is already in the mood for it? Besides, anyone planning to buy firecrackers?
I remember how I used to play 'Pop pop' and the stick type. My neighbour would offer me a couple of sticks to play with. Chinese New Year to me, is not only the time to visit relatives and collect red packets but also time for me to spend with friends. In my hometown, I have only about 5 friends. Well, that's a fact considering the moving around since young.
It has been tradition since young. We would always sit outside the house and look at the stars. Other than that, we talk until 2- 3 am. Call us crazy but that is not all. We sometimes play badminton and depending on the street lamps to give us light for vision purposes.
I remember one time when we played football on the road. I accidentally kicked the ball that was coming towards me ar high speed. I said accidentally because I was going to stop it but rather, my reflex actions made me kick it. So, it went flying and hit another car that was parked at the side. Sure, the alarm went of and all five of us ran and hide; especially me. XD
Since then, I never played football when I go back to my hometown. Now that we are all grown up now, there is no more playing badminton in the middle of the night or litting firecrackers. Just about 3 years ago, we had a new neighbour. From the outside, they look troubled. There was a boy; a very young one. One who can barely say word. All he could do was gurgle. He ran out of the house naked.
Being the only girl then, boy oh boy, was I freaked! I don't see that family anywhere anymore. A new family moved in just last 2 years. How was your new year celebration experience? Maybe, you guys can say a little over here.
Looks like I will be the first one to be posting here.
Sin Yee suggested this blog so that we would still be able to keep in touch with one another and be updated with what we have been doing. Besides that, I think it is a wonderful opportunity for those who do not have a blog or never blogged.
So, this is just a brief HELLO. It has been nearly 2 months now since we left college and now, every one is heading separate ways. Nevertheless, I don't reckon you would have memory loss to have forgotten who I am, right?
Hopefully, this blog would last long. Long live G3!!!
Oh well, that's all for now. :)
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