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Thursday, January 20, 2005

University of Western Australia.

Bachelor of Science(Mathematics and Statistical Science)

Yeah, that's the course my sister is going to take. Most likely ppl reading this may have thought the course was mine.

Yeah rite.

As if I wanna do that. I wanna go NAFA... NAFA, u hear me? I'm gonna get a job and save until I get enough $$ to pay for my own bloody course.

Good Luck and pray for patience. Let's list out my goals for my life. Of course, this is IF my parents dun let me go NAFA, which is 99% probable.

after sec 4, 2006-2009: Poly course in wireless mobile tech.
after poly, 2010-2012: NS.
after NS, 2013-2017: University to study in Wireless again.
after Uni, 2018-2025: Take up a job with the fricking wireless crap degree i have. Earn enough $$ in 7 years.

2025. 20 years from now. I will be 36 years old. And I will Prove that I am worthy of getting into NAFA without financial help from my parents who weren't willing to sponsor me 19 years ago in 2006. I will.

One day in 2025, I will come back to blogger.com and see the 25 year old promise I made for myself in front of a HP computer on the 20th of January 2005.



Right.

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Monday, January 17, 2005

One-liners for the day

-No energy for full sentences
-Protected Time for subject mastery sux
-XWs joke about being protected is really funny
-Denan wants to cut other hair
-Band Rocks! Percussion Diamond!
-TP or NYP? help me choose
-I prefer NAFA
-Parents say waste of money
-I cannot continue my passion
-Only one good thing about HW time
-She walked past
-I recalled last year when she walked past so often
-It was a luxury then, an indulgence now
-Crap I'm forgetting my new year resolutions
-I'm gonna focus my energy on band and work
-The Student Leader's investiture is going to be so fun
-Blue blazer
-synchronised putting on
-The Establishment is very cunning
-10 mins more for recess and lunch
-recess nevermind
-lunch, the school crazy
-whole school stay back for HW time
-all the food sold out and long queue
-crazy school
-write petition
-away with HW TIme!
-protection is not needed!
-I dun want to master CHINESE
-better things to do
-more band practices
-sec 1 induction
-Enuff
-gdnite.

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Tuesday, January 11, 2005

PERCUSSION
The section is being led by a potato.
And the leading is helped by one who feels very hungry when looking at potatoes.
The hip-hop one behaves totally like a Child.
The principal malletist is reality's version of rapunzel.
The businesswoman is regularly getting sugar-high.
The "pink-mallets" girl is the total opposite.
And the tag-along is an enlarged tweety bird.
The unpredictable one has a popiah for a finger.
The guai one speaks the Non-potato language.
And the final member is the giggling key to the section.
Yeah, I wrote this cos i got nothing better to do. Maybe I should draw a picture of this. This maybe seem like gibberish to the rest of you, but I think our percussion people understand rite?
Yep, basically I'm crazy tonight.

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Monday, January 10, 2005

Wow, it's 13 people's birthdays this week alone. And 17 that I know this whole month.

I'm not buying presents for everybody, or I'ld be broke. Too bad guys, but I can't fork out that much. Hahaha..

Anyway, it's the sec 1 tryouts tomorrow. Hopefully Mr Glosz doesn't force Fay into another section with the reason "She has cornet lips" or any other funny reason. If that happens, I think Seth will come after my neck or something.

There will be another moving of instruments to the hall again tomorrow. Why the hell can't we do the tryouts in the Band room like last year? It was much more manouverable, and we dun have alot of problem with hearing the sounds in the room, which is much more common to us than strings' sounds. Sorry Sandra, no offence.

So, it's done in the hall.

I just had a brain wave. The rubber-band-metronome-to-ear technique can be used for many things leh. Good and Bad.

-The constant beeping around you keeps insects away. Good.
-The constant beeping around you attracts dogs like a dog whistle. Bad for some eg. XW.
-The black thing at your ear looks like a bluetooth headset and ppl think u're cool. Good.
-The black thing at your ear looks like a bluetooth headset and ppl think u're showing off. Bad.
-The black thing at your ear looks like a huge cockroach and repel people from you. Bad.
-The rubber band may shoot off at the right moment and hit the school bully. Good.
-The rubber band may shoot off at the wrong moment and hit the teacher. Bad.
-The rubber band may shoot off at any moment and scrape your eye. Bad.
-The prolonged covering lowers ur resistance to hearing stuff and u can hear better later. Good.
-The prolonged covering rots out ur ears and you get flaky ears. Bad.
-The constant beeping makes others see you as a high-tech guy. Good.
-The constant beeping makes others see you as a robotic idiot. Bad.

and the list goes on and on and on and on......

That's about it I guess(the post not the list).

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Monday, January 03, 2005

School starts! And it's a race to see whether the teacher can set up his class b4 his students come.

Obviously the teachers will winthe race la, because everyone's slacking in the corridor. But this home room system is abit funny. The only place eligible for "hanging out", is the canteen, and if it were like last time, it's ok. But now? You have the whole freaking school cramming in the canteen and outside the general office.

And the colours are funny too, but not many people seem to care about that.

It seems intruiging why the establishment would rather have us do the walking around and let the teacher slack in class.

And they give us our homeroom only after school, saying that it's for hanging out. RIGHT. Who in the world would want to stay back after school for the sake of HANGING OUT. I think they rather go hang themselves.

And the general office has wasted twice the amount of paper to print timetables because now there's this funny paper called the venue list. Literally, it lists the venue of the teachers' rooms. duh.

ok, wanna catch up on some sleep already. bye.

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