Monday, 29 October 2012
Vietnam-1
Ho Chi Minh city is swarmed with motorbikes. It is impossible to not encounter one on the streets. The hectic streets of Ho Chi Minh resound with the beeping sounds of the abundant number of cars. The citizens of this metropolis seemed to be already familiar with these screeching noises, as they don't even utter a word about the noise pollution. The streets there are also somewhat clean, as the security guards sweep the floor when they have nothing to do. This city is laden with tourists all over the world, ranging from America to China, which made tourism a major income for the country.
Due to this city being a tourist site, some of the souvenirs and food here are ridiculously expensive. To prevent being exploited, one must know the market prices of the items. To buy coffee, magnets and other stuff, I would recommend the bazaar of Ho Chi Minh. There are about 200 stores in this bazaar selling a variety of items, so there are plenty of things to choose from. As a tourist in this city, you must be wary of some hawkers here that might increase the price by tenfold. If not, your pocket will burn a hole immediately.
Sunday, 4 December 2011
Christmas
Awesome.
The keyboard has 1 function that most keyboards don't have, that is it can be fold into half, quarters, you name it. It has more than 108 different sounds, and it can connect to the computer. Sweet. I'm just glad my parents get me a gift. I remember 3 months ago they said we aren't going to celebrate as we're not Christians. I told them that's not the point. I think they understood what I meant.
Christmas was exciting for the last few years. I got a bunch of model, Lego , and a Nintendo Wii. Even though we don't have a Christmas Tree, we don't mind at that point, as we got our gifts. Luckily Christmas isn't Children's day. You still get to celebrate Christmas after 13, as long there are people sending you gifts.
People say you can only get presents on two special days, that is your birthday and Christmas. If you want me to choose which I prefer the most, I would choose Christmas without doubt. Christmas is the best day of best days. Who can resist Christmas?
Anyways, Christmas is near, the gifts as well. I guess I would just have to say, Merry Christmas to Everyone for no reason. At all.
Thursday, 1 December 2011
Title Removed Due To No Good Ideas
Monday, 14 November 2011
Near to the End
What differs our class from other classes is that being in 1A9 is just like going into a popular drama, He digs her, she digs him etc. In this year, our class has accomplished a few prizes. One of the people in our class who got the most prizes is 'Badminton Boy', as teachers call him. I get that teachers don't appreciate his terrific skills, and only care about grades and exams.
This class is almost as perfect as my previous class. Almost. What made our class famous was our discipline. We were known the noisiest class in Form 1, and when our class got that honorary name, people would point the finger at us monitors. Luckily,blaming incidents have never happened, which makes our jobs much more pleasant.
Our class is packed with laughter and jokes, thanks to 'Badminton Boy', again. When a teacher says something sternly, he would always blurt out random comments, and we would all laugh so loud that our chaotic noises would overrule thunder.
In the last week of school, we all plan to bring some 'interesting' games to school, and not
As you know, I hate regretting. So I'm bringing cards and darts, to cheer my fellow mates up this week....
Thursday, 10 November 2011
Happy Birthday!!!!
Thursday, 27 October 2011
Le New Gift
Yesterday, I took a visit to my house which I'm going to live in next year. When I stepped in my front yard, I saw five cute things that would make you spit rainbows. In front of my door, I saw 5 puppies taking a nap there. Five different breeds, no bitch (not a swear word) to take care of them, which could only mean 1 thing.
Abandoned.
It's actually kind of sad to see this scene. Who would throw puppies in front of people's house? People with hearts made out of steel that is. OK. Among the 5 puppies, there are 2 white, 2 brown and 1 black. (The way I write the sentence above made some of my friends thought I was writing the number of races in Malaysia. Go figure.)
One of the white puppies look like my dog toy at home, while the other is the type of dog you would see frequently in movies. The black puppy is a cross breed between a Rottweiler and a ________ (I think). Fill the blank space yourself). The brown puppies look pretty much the same, except one of the puppies have so much fur I thought how in the world there was a bear cub sleeping in front on my door.
I got my eyes laid on Mr. Dog Toy, but I couldn't take her home (Ya, its a she). You see, this is the type of time where you need to have good relationship with your parents,
So when I went to my house yesterday, there were 3 puppies, Bear, Brown and Rott. Apparently Movie Dog has been adopted by some crazy director to role the movie 'Superbuds 5'. My favourite dog has been taken away by my aunt to adopt until I move in to my mansion. Although those 3 dogs aren't what I was expecting, that didn't stop me to play with them.
Monday, 24 October 2011
U.N. Owen was Her?
I did some research on this song a second after I listened to it. That's how I knew Touhou. A strange way, you may say, but that is just bias towards about the other thousand people who became fans the same way. Anyways, about the research... Oh, there are just at least 500 remixes for this angelic song. It has permeated the whole Touhou community, and that means a lot.It is also a great piano piece, which is almost as hard as Circus Gallop, for the full version of the piece.
This piece is the theme song of the Touhou famous character, Flandre Scarlet, a vampire who is locked up in a mansion for 495 years. Although she is about 500, her mind is still 7. She's the only character both creepy and cute at the same time, counting out Furbies.
Here is a picture of her, to support my point.
I've already mastered the piano version of this song. Every time I play this piece, I swear I hear a young girl laughing....
Sunday, 25 September 2011
Bicycle Riding
- Extra 14 marks for co-curriculum
- Free helmet and bike
Anyways, even though we arrived the so called square at 5:30, we had to wait until 7:00 to ride our bikes, which is the time that our Prime Minister comes. Seriously, I thought leaders were supposed to be role models. If he came late, why couldn't we?
The group was divided into two groups. The first group is the bicycle group, which get to ride bikes, and the cheering group, which get to cheer. I've got to admit, their job seems fun. Fun.
After 15 minutes I rode the bicycle, I kinda found out that my bicycle wasn't exactly the word 'good'. So I rode as slow as a snail, and the cheer squad cheered me like I did above.
It was the longest 45 minutes in my life. My legs were tired, my body is sweating, and my bicycle is still the same ol' junk. I saw many people that I know pass by me. I tried to catch up. But my legs cannot bear anymore movement. When I reached the final station, I literally tossed my bike to the parking lot, and didn't even look back.
I took some coffee and cereal afterwards, and fell asleep in the bus that I thought that was never going to come, and reminding myself not to pick the wrong bike the next time I join this marathon, if there is a next time.
Sunday, 11 September 2011
House- 99%!!!
Wednesday, 17 August 2011
My Class
Saturday, 25 June 2011
Wednesday, 15 June 2011
My Favourite Teacher
Thursday, 23 December 2010
Garden of Lions
I bought tickets which costs 15 yuan to go inside the fancy garden. It is said that an emporer was once lost in this gigantic garden. I was almost lost too. I walked about 2 hours in this gardens. Besides the lion-like rocks, there is also a huge maze made out of again lion-like rocks which is as big as a mini-mountain.
There is a pagoda at the center of the lake called Hu Xin Ting, which means the pagoda in the middle of the lake (duh,). There is also a pagoda which a emperor once went before and gave its name, Zhen Qu Ting. Its name was once Zhen You Qu Ting, which means fun pagoda, but the You in the name was taken away because it was too goofy.
After buying a book at the souvenir store, I went back home.
Thursday, 9 December 2010
Chang Zhou- Dinosaur Park
This park includes as much as 20 rides, from roller coaster to water slides. To ride all of the rides, you need to be at least 150cm tall. Besides the fun rides, there are also other stuff like Elephant Show, Bird Show, Seal Show and 4D Cinema.
There are kiddie rides, like King Kong, and exciting rides, like the 'Big Windmill' which rotates 360 degrees while its speed is about 40km/h. There are about 40 souvenir shops and snack bars, which sells many meals that will fill up your hungry belly.
After riding the cool rides, you can always go to the Dinosaur Museum, which contains real fossils and helpful information. The sad news is, the park closes at 5:00 o'clock in winter which is now, so if you wanna ride all the rides, you have to come here early!
Monday, 6 December 2010
2nd Day in Hang Zhou
After walking up to the village, I went to a restaurant, and ate some local food, which included sour and sweet fish, Dong Bo Pork, and some kind of chicken soup that I’m not familiar with. After eating, I went down with a ‘local’ taxi to a bridge which is very long. I bought a handmade kite which costs 50 Yen and broke after 30 minutes by someone who was clumsy.
After walking pass the bridge, I went to rent a bike, but I couldn’t because you have to make a special card for it, which the place to make it is 20 minutes away from here. So I didn’t rent the bike, instead I went to a grand restaurant which has many good steak. After eating steak and drinking milkshake there for about 2 hours, I went back to the hotel and got a good night’s sleep.
Saturday, 4 December 2010
At Hang Zhou 1/2
On the first day at Hang Zhou, I checked in into a three-stared hotel which has many good shows on TV (Really, with nice drama and movies). After putting the luggage and bags, I went for a stroll at XiHu Lake. When it was 5 o'clock, the sky already got pretty dark. And then some guy begin selling some simple but fun lighted-toys that you play it by tossing it in the air with a band.
Although it was about 5 yen, but people were literally rushing to by that toy. By seven o'clock, the whole sky at the park is lighted by that toy. At eight o'clock, I watched a boring show of fountains just because many people were there prepared to watch it.
After eating some beef noodles, I went to bed at room 317.
Thursday, 25 November 2010
School Holidays
Tuesday, 16 November 2010
Farewell ceremony
Right after the sixth Fun & Games class, our class monitor called us to line up outside the class. All of us know whats going on. Its the ceremony that every Year 6 student has been through before——the Farewell Ceremony.
When we were in the school hall, we saw all props and things are already putted in place and order. After 20 minutes we reached there, the principal lectured a speech about leaving and being useful to the country and all that stuff. Afterwards, its show time.
But it wasn't relax time for us volunteers. We have to give teachers and the students drinks, yummy food, forks and spoon while they sit there and enjoy the shows that the students prepared.
Here's a list of the shows.
- Dance of Oh! by Girls Generation and We're All In This Together
- Dance of some random Chinese song which I keep forgetting its name
- Solo of the song Tong Hua
- Dance of the song Nobody But You which made me tremble
And pretty much I can remember, that's all of the shows. Although there were only 4 shows, but we got to enjoy the nice fried rice which has eggs and cucumber in it.
After the shows, some random girl from a random class gave a speech about thanking the teachers and all that. Then, we have to sing sad songs about leaving. About 5 people wept.
Afterwards, our school celebrity——Tan Jia Wei, who has won many international and country badminton tournaments, told his story about his training and his tournament story.
Then, the Farewell Ceremony ended. We have to walk around the hall and shake hands with all of the teachers at school, while they congratulated us with short, but meaningful words. 90% of the girls cried, and 40% (including me)of the boys cried, not just because of their iron grip, and the sad song, it's because the thought that we will never get to see our fellow mates and teachers again.
The 5 minutes that most of the people cried, was the saddest 5 minutes I've ever been through.
Afterwards, we sadly walked back class in order, scrubbing our eyes and thinking of memories.
Wednesday, 10 November 2010
UPSR results countdown: 1 day
The truth? I was terrified. I prayed and prayed that I can get 7As. I even made a human sacrifice (not really) to the gods to give me good results. I even hoped that the machine broke down or that the one who corrected my exam has lost my exam paper, and he/she would be responsible.
But then, it wouldn't work anyways. So I've been chilling out by surfing the Internet, watching videos and listening to songs. I don't really see it in their faces, but I'm sure that everyone is scared and stressed just as me.
Anyways, there's no point of being scared or stressed. It's pointless. Being scared and stressed doesn't give you points in the UPSR exam, so does crying and cursing, which some people do. So I keep telling myself, hey, what the point, its not that important anyways. I know it's not important, but someone obviously does. Like some middle schools.... Now hold it right there. I'm not criticizing them so please don't get the idea of suing me, because I know that experience, and don't start it over it.
So how should I not be worried? Plus, there is a terrible news about 100 Chinese Writing examintion papers of a teacher, none of them gone an A. If I wont get the chance to choose what middle school I want to go to, I will not meet my friends. Those two reasons are good enough to give me a major headache.
Now, I will have to stop writing. The stress gave me a flu...
Monday, 1 November 2010
That Damn Spotcheck!
All of us used recess time to hide those things away. But me? I got the news a bit late. So I had to hide my big box of cards in class, which is nearly impossible with the class monitor in the class. So I had to wait my chance. Finally, when the monitors were'nt in the class, I putted my big fat box up the cupboard with a bucket covering it. When I thought I was safe, one of my friends when careless, and he got caught, and his 2 deck of cards which cost a lot is taken away. He sulked, which he never before. Meantime, the co-head prefect is arguing with the co-class monitor, which isn't a nice scene. I think she told the co-class monitor not to be such big-headed, then the third world war began. They never learn.
While borrowing my friends watch counting the time till end of school, I realized my friend, who has gone practicing for the school play has forgot to hide his cards. I wasn't gonna let him to be the next victim. So I hid it at a place that no one would ever know~~~~my water bottle.
Tips for spot check.
Requirements: A non-transparent water bottle which has a big lid.
1. Drink all your water.
2. Make sure your water bottle is dry.
3. Put your forbidden item in it
4. Wait until school ends
Thats what I did.
Other people hid theirs in books, shoes, under fans, and the third floor which noone goes to.
Just then, the principal came in and told us about bringing things we should not bring and bla bla bla bla bla bla bla and she would give us another chance, so that means we can get our items back!
All of us took our items from where we hid back. We thanked god that our things werent taken away.
BTW: There's no chance of taking it back if it is taken away.
