Happy Belated CHILDREN'S DAY to all out there who strongly believe that they are still young at heart. Hehe.. Anyway, our self-declared "holiday" was spent at a KTV lounge. For most of us, that was our very first time there. Hmm..to begin with, that place was a tad too shady-looking. I had this "ominous" feeling even before we entered that place. Heh. We had a 4h heart-felt singing session and finally when the bill came...I guess not many were in the mood to sing. Like what XY said, it's always better to have a gang of more than 10 when patronizing such "adultish" places. We felt kind of cheated when we realised that we overlooked some small print on the menu...Ah well..it's been an invaluable lesson learnt!
It seems like our world has been constantly plagued with disasters, calamities and fears. The Bali Bombings have striked again, after a seemingly peaceful 3 years. Was it a form of protest against the oil hike? Or was it the "JI showing that they are a strong force to be reckoned with?" (By S.T.) Terror seems to be everywhere, no one is really free from it. The very thought that anyone, anywhere under the sun can be a vulnerable victim to these inhuman actions is indeed horrifying. I truly wonder how a country like Indonesia can ever raise herself from this abyss of terror and fear, with her lucrative tourist destinations being constantly wrecked by man-made forces. It sure is an arduous task of reconstruction, not just the infrastructure, but also the deeply-entrenched fears in the people's hearts. Just like how Hurricane Katrina and Rita wreaked havoc across New Orleans, the Bali Bombings have shown how unpredictable life is, and has always been. All these disasters, whether man-made or natural, have started to darken life's outlook. As a bystander, we can only look on with anguish. -peace-
InDuLgeD~|11:01 PM|
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21. 25th Feb 1987. pIscEs.
A clash between Idealism & Realism
Learning to appreciate simplicity in a complicated world.
In the mOod for chocs!
It's not that chocolates are a substitute for love. Love is a substitute for chocolate. Chocolate is, let's face it, far more reliable than a man. ~Miranda Ingram
Life is like a box of chocolates, you never know what you are going to get!
"There are two kinds of people in the world. Those who love chocolate, and communists."
~Leslie Moak Murray in ‘Murray's Law’ comic strip
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feeling: =) thinking of: holidays! watching: - wishing for: tHe dAy tO cHill wItH a gOod bOok learning: Table tennis! reading: The 8th Habit loves:
Kinder Bueno Chocs!
IKEA furniture
Kueh Bangkit
sNow!
西红柿炒蛋
酸梅汤
Pocky (Choc)
K-box what's left: movie recommendation: Cape No. 7 last DVD watched: Iron Man last updated: 13:00 9 Jan 2009 coming up next:
finalterm exams no. of days back to SG: 5 days no. of days back to BJ: - day Other involvements:
SICA(学生国际交流协会)
爱心社护老祖
手语分社表演组
NEAN 08 OC
FACES 08 OC
Dharma class
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