Quotes Father, telling me to put plants at my desk,... If you don't put ah, then you will be very short-tempered then you won't be able to find husband then cham ah (something like "die" or "very bad" in English)!I started laughing because he can link from plants to finding a husband. Olivia came in and told me she thought I was crying.-----------------Olivia, singing campfire songs from her Red Cross file,Pizza Hut, pizza hutKentucky Fried Chicken and a Pizza Hut.McDonald, McDonald,Kentucky Fried Chicken and a pizza Hut.Me, laughing after she has sung it at least twice,Last time our campfire songs no "McDonalds" or "Pizza Hut" or "KFC", you know! Entering the wrong toilet On the Tuesday that just passed, I was in the library doing my helpsheet for math exam later in the evening when I needed to go to the toilet. So I put down my pen, took my phone and walked up the stairs.I pushed open the toilet door, walked in, looked up and saw a guy in front of me. He stared at me. I gasped, turned around, hurried out and checked the sign at the door.Dammit. Entered the male toilet.Didn't turn back to look at the reaction of the guy behind me, nor look at the other guy who saw me coming out of the toilet, just rushed back up the stairs to the ladies.Luckily I didn't manage to see any guy peeing. For Your Babies - by Olivia Get this widget | Track details | eSnips Social DNA For Your Babies, originally by Simply Red (or rather, Mick Hucknall), this version is by Olivia Ong. Really prefer Olivia's version - music is wonderfully light and suits her voice perfectly. Seraphim (now known as One-note-Samba) is right - this is one of the best songs out of her 3 albums, even if it's only a cover. This song was originally written from a man's point of view so it might be a little weird to hear a girl singing these lyrics but the music's the focus here, not exactly the lyrics. Hope you will enjoy it.For Your Babiesby Olivia OngYou've got that look againThe one I hoped I had when I was a ladYour face is just beamingYour smile got me boasting, my pulse roller-coasteringAnyway the four winds that blowThey're gonna send me sailing home to youOr I'll fly with the force of a rainbowThe dream of gold will be waiting in your eyesYou know I'd do most anything you wantHey I, I try to give you everything you needI can see that it gets to youI don't believe in many thingsBut in youI doHer faith is amazingThe pain that she goes through contained in the hope for youYour whole world has changedThe years spent before seem more cloudy than blueIn many ways your baby's controllingWhen you haven't laid down for daysFor the poor no time to be thinkingThey're too busy finding waysYou know I'd do most anything you wantHey I, I try to give you everything you needI'll see that it gets to youI don't believe in many thingsBut in youI doYou know I'd do most anything you wantEveryday I, I try to give you everything you needWe'll always be there for youI don't believe in many thingsBut in youI do Hamster sleeping Very often, I wonder if our father hamster is normal.The rest of them sleep in hamster-expected poses, like in toilet rolls, curled up into a ball or cuddled up with each other. But this father hamster sleeps in the oddest positions and, if I may add, oddest places. It used to be in the running wheel or in the open on its back with his mouth slightly open. Then today I found it asleep in the log I just placed in late last night.I want to laugh when I look at this picture. He's the friendliest and tamest of the lot. End of Exams Just finished my last paper, the one that I had full of hope for. Man, I don't know what came over me. Maybe I did not prepare enough, or maybe I was too tired from that morning's paper, but I answered so many questions wrongly and made so many careless mistakes that it was unbelievable. Extreme heartache now. It did not help that the first paper this morning was not exactly fantastic. By the time I was done with the morning paper, I knew my brain was so fried it wasn't going to last till tonight. I was exhausted and had a slight headache. A 30 min rest did not help that much. But I was full of hope anyway because it is the freaking module where I scored freaking well in the class tests. Oh well, whoever said the scores are correlated is wrong.I certainly ended the exams with a bang - A bang of the wrong sort,hmmm, now I wonder if that pre-planned "activity" would still be carried out after tomorrow.*Blogged from phone while on the way home and last line of text typed always hidden from view on the phone screen for some reason. One generation apart I remember once long ago,friend: This song's very angsty... What's that term in your generation?me: ... emo?friend: Yar! That's that word!He wasn't very much older than me lor. Fourth paper (4/6) Fourth paper, Psychobiological Perspectives on Emotions, finally finished. It was an alright paper, 80 MCQs, because the lecturer have to rush to Brazil for some conference and do not have much time to mark if it had been essays. The tough section of this module was during the mid-term test, 3 essays in lesser than 1 hour 45 minutes.Anyway I was expecting to score for this module so any mistake in this MCQ exam made me very nervous. I think I have 10 possible wrongs.Haha, I sound like I deserve a bashing, the way I'm saying it!The last 2 papers, Social Work and Math are on the same day, this coming Tuesday. One in the morning, the other in the evening. After that I'm going home for a good sleep and I suppose to prepare for Handbells performance in the upcoming Arts Fest. Man, I haven't touched the bells ever since school started! Hope I don't pull the rest down too much during show. Half-a-year vs. 2 hours I was healthy when Olivia came down with fever.I was alright when my brother came home from the army with throat infection and fever, two weekends in a row.For the past whole semester (or more) I was, at the most, on the verge of illness but never quite getting there. And now I have a running nose, just because 37 hours ago the person I sat in front of for 2 hours in the exam hall had a cold.Dammit. I remember thinking then if I'd catch the virus.Half-a-year versus 2 hours. Fight! Half-a-year K.O. 2 hours win. Toy Stor(e)y It was big and long. Reaching far up. I never knew it could be so long. As it loomed closer to me, I stared at it in awe, eyes wide open, mouth gaping, a slight smile on my face.A crane outside my window and I live on the 10th storey. There's a lift upgrading programme going on. It's quite awesome. Even now as I'm typing, the crane's outside and if I were to look upwards, I can't see the top of it.Unfinished shaft outside balcony window:A portion of the shaft of the lift on the back of a erm, truck/lorry/vehicle:Crane lifting shaft upYou know what they do after that? The workers outside my balcony window will fit the shaft onto the other blocks of shafts already stacked on top of each other. Like playing Lego, only that the actual Lego blocks are a thousand times lighter than these blocks.Suddenly I feel like I'm living in a box. Or a girl and her family living in toy houses. All of us are, aren't we? Toy houses with toy lives, going to toy work, earning toy money, doing toy studies, studying toy minds, playing toy music, doing toy math or making more toys on toy beds so the population of toys will continue to live.The toy story. Baby hamsters Exam's the day after tomorrow, so I've got time for a couple of posts. Like I've said before, our 3rd generation of baby hamsters are quite big already.Firstly, to give you all a sense of how large or small the hamster is, here's a picture of the portion of the tank it's in:See the little white container at the bottom? The little brown thing inside is the baby hamster.Baby hamster trying to get into the container of food:Baby hamster trying to eat big (relative to its size) hamster food:It was all very cute and sweet so I leaned over to the other side of the tank to tell the father hamster that his babies are very grown up already:Father hamster can't be bothered and wants to sleep like that.Random photo of Olivia's finger and the other hamsters:Our house feels like a hamster breeding zoo. Third paper (3/6) Third paper just this morning. It was Health Psychology and I'd say the questions are actually very, very doable, which makes competition very, very tough.It was held in that dreaded Sheares Hall, the one where I walked out of a year ago in the midst of Cognitive Psychology exam, and the one where the exam for the same module was held in again the second time I took it. Needless to say, when I found out last night the exam venue, I took out my notes from my bag and looked through some of it again. This morning, the moment I stepped in there, everything flew out my head. This time round though, I sat down in the canteen and made myself look through all my notes because there was no way I was going to have a repeat of that terrifying episode. Although I was actually very nervous outside the hall, I thankfully calmed down almost immediately when I sat down in seat 77.See! Even the seat number is against me!I know it's silly, but in a way I have associated that place with the feeling of "impending doom" and all sorts of weird scenarios go through my mind at rapid pace when I'm there for an exam.In any case, I don't think I did very well but considering the amount of time I took revising it, which was not a lot, I guess it was alright. Taking an overview of this module from the start to the end, I'd say I'll be getting a B for it.Sigh. Only a freaking B.The rational part of me says I could have done better but just forget it already and concentrate on the next paper. The emotional part of me is more conflicting. One one hand, it screams "You could have done FAR FAR BETTER" and refuses to let go of it. On the other hand, it says, "Wow, I actually kind of enjoyed answering the question. I'm sure I'm going to get an A."*raises eyebrow*However, emotions are important, ok! They serve very important functions in our social and daily lives. As such, this brings me to the next paper to study for - Emotions.Oops, too much essay writing in exams has influenced this post.And Good Luck to all taking their examinations! Second (2/6) and third paper Screwed the 2nd paper up a little today.3rd paper tomorrow. I think I am so dead. Reminder: Ben & Jerry's Free Cone Day REMINDER!Tomorrow's Ben & Jerry's Free Cone Day! Go grab yourself a cone!Details in the linked blog post. Second paper; Hamsters Second paper tomorrow. I told myself I'll go to bed by 10.30pm and now it's 10.50pm. Tomorrow's a GEM paper. Supposedly easy to score. I took a day and a half to study for it. I'd better score!Actually I took a cute baby hamster photo today because the four babies are actually big enough to run around and (try to) eat (big, hamster) solid food and I wanted to show you all just how tiny they are! However, I spent a full 11 hours studying today so I'll blog about the baby hamsters some other time.Oh yar, there's one baby hamster that is blind in one eye. When my father saw it, he said we must keep it because it is so poor thing.What?I replied (exact words edited),Are we a Hamster Disability Centre or something? First we have the 2nd smallest baby of the first lot (because the smallest one was eaten up) and now we are going to keep a half-blind baby.I was just kidding. The half-blind baby's really cute but looks so poor thing. So unless somebody really wants it, we will keep it for sure.And I think the female of the first lot of babies is pregnant.Oh god. How many generations of hamsters are we going to own? The male hamster should quit being so horny already. First paper (1/6) Had my first paper today - Personality Psychology. (Trust me, I still can't tell what you are thinking.) It was not perfect nor as good as I would have liked it to be because the first question, if done properly, can be a really fun question to answer (under non-exam conditions) but I did not answer it as nicely as I would have liked. However, considering my very low level of self-efficacy, I was just glad I had revised, was able to write something decent in the first question and answered the rest of the questions, hopefully, a tad more than decently.Felt guilty about wasting a whole booklet though because I got my second booklet and managed to write 3 words in it just 5 seconds before time was up. Deciding it was stupid, I abandoned the book, wrote the 3 words somewhere in my first booklet instead and handed that up. Then I left the blank booklet on the table and walked out with the rest when we were dismissed, with that 3 words inside uncrossed. I hope the examiners don't take the time to find who that person is at that desk, find the original exam booklet and check if I had forgotten to hand it up. The possibility only occurred to me when I was already on the shuttle bus out.The lecturer gelled his hair today. Heh. *blush*Oh yar, I have almost given up on writing introduction and conclusion because I have become so slow in thinking that I have no time left. Thus, here's a conclusion to make up for all the missing conclusions.In conclusion, it was a good beginning to the exams. The rest aren't exactly killers, except for Health Psychology, but I haven't done intensive revision yet either, so...1 down, 5 to go. Nervous Nervous. Can't even think of going to school tomorrow and sitting in the exam hall. Very "cold feet" Ok, now I'm freaking out.I found myself engaging in numerous random, seemingly involuntary movements while studying. I only do that when I'm nervous (and completely out of sorts).Right now my Self-efficacy is superbly low.Self-efficacy: The belief held by an individual that he is able to execute a certain behaviour in order to attain some goal. The ability to summon one's resources, cognitive, motivation etc. to get through a long process filled with barriers. I can't even get myself to put in lots of effort.My English suck. easySafe - Your unique key to security FAST easySafe is the only hardware cryptography product available in the market with unique features. It protects all sensitive information in your computer, external hard disk, USB flash drive, SD card and etc.Although the design is compliant to FIPS 140-2 standard with PKI technology, FAST easySafe, as its name implies, is rather easy to deploy and use as compared to other sophiscated security products that require dedicated IT specialists for deployment and maintenance.Fast And Safe Technology Pte Ltd (FAST)FAST easySafe can be purchased at the following locations:-*E2000 shop at Funan #05-02.*Tec-Drome Technology at Sim Lim Square #05-78 and #06-74.*IMM Challenger L2-49.Ads by BLOG2u Hamster(s) Not enough time to blog. Seriously, this is my most serious and most well-used semester - including exam period. Ironically, I have 6 modules and 6 papers to take, supposedly my most heavy semester so I'm supposed to be a complete wreck and all, which I still am. Sorta.Anyway, hamsters say hi for me since I'm not free.Tried to take a picture of father hamster sleeping with its head sticking out of the tube but it woke up and showed me his ass instead:Father hamster peeking outFather hamster sleeping in the wheelI think the weather must have been too warm for it to sleep inside any enclosed area. It has been sleeping in the running wheel or somewhere in the tank, whole body stretched out. Sometimes it sleeps on its back, sometimes on its side,sometimes it finally sleeps like a hamster - all curled up.Anyway why the heck would it be sleeping in the wheel?!Baby hamsterAt least I think it's the baby hamster. Or it might be the father. Forgot which it was because picture taken quite some time ago. It's not technically a baby anymore but well, we haven't quite worn off calling it that. It's akin to calling a human "baby" in his/her mid-twenties.Dammit, I'm supposed to not blog and let the hamsters do the talking. Getting cold feet Blogging from my phone. This is going to cost me. Exams are in 2 days and I'm not confident. In fact, am very scared.Sigh. Cousin's ROM This afternoon was spent at Mandarin Oriental Hotel attending the ROM ceremony of my cousin, Junxiang and his now-wife, Shandy.It was odd, seeing the cousin who was the naughtiest of us lot get married first. The same cousin who scared me at Haw Par Villa's wax museum, threatened to push me into the pool with a dragon sculpture and fought with me over who owned which body part of our favourite uncle. He also attended the same university as me though in a different course. I remember the three of us had lunch and studied a couple of times together when I was in year 1 and 2.Now they have already graduated for a year and I am ending my 3rd year of university studies. It was not too long ago that I was only a year 2, watching them work on their Honours theses in the library. Last week, I stood in the library and watched the Journals section, remembering they liked studying there the most because it was quieter and warmer. I realize I miss them and those few times spent together. Time has absolutely flown past and I realize that somehow school don't feel the same, knowing they are no longer studying there. Well, at least I still have 2 other cousins in there still! =)So today I watched my cousin get married. I really like Shandy and am happy that she is now related to us. Yet at the same time I have this odd feeling that we are all growing up.And my fantastic relatives have skipped directly from asking, "Do you have a boyfriend?" to "When are you getting married?"ROM ceremony was held at Axis Bar & Lounge at Mandarin Oriental Hotel. The hotel was a lovely place - even the toilets were gorgeous! They had hand towels, tissue paper and proper soap bottles with equally wonderful smelling soap. The bar itself was beautiful as well, a lovely place to relax and, I'd bet, awfully romantic at night.The area where the ceremony was to be held:Junxiang in the jacket on the right, his parents and my father on the sofa:JunxiangFlowers to be held by Shandy later onQuite some time later, Shandy arrived with the photographer and just about everyone else, except the Solemniser.ShandyShandy's only 2 years older than me.Junxiang opening the gift from ShandyThere's a photographer on the right and the white blur is one of Shandy's closest friends who was taking video and photos the entire time.I was starting to get really hungry by then. The waitresses were serving tea and coffee but for some reason, probably because I wasn't sitting down, I did not manage to get a cup of drink at all. So I stood in the bar, drinking water from my own bottle. Anyway wherever I sat, I'd have to move off because the photographer kept taking photos where I'd be in the way.It was funny, watching the photographer take photos of the couple because they were so shy.Finally, the Solemniser arrives.The couple clarifies some things about the ceremony with the Solemniser (which is really too solemn a word because this Solemniser is anything but solemn).At one point, Junxiang asked him quite loudly,Where is the script? I can't remember the whole thing.We all laughed.Finally and somehow without much warning, the ceremony starts. The whole thing was carried out with everybody standing. You'd think that everyone will be sitting down in chairs, watching the whole ceremony quietly, but NO.This is the most squashed ceremony I could have ever imagined because everybody was just kind of crowding around, watching everything very closely. Whenever there was a significant portion in the ceremony, like the exchange of rings or the holding of hands, there was a huge rush to take a photo of it. It was really hilarious because there was really only a small distance between the couple and us. Heh, I am one of those rushing to take pictures and was squashed several times.Ceremony was quite long and in the middle, we clapped and the Solemniser said, "And we are only half-way through it!"So after they have said their "I do"s, they went on to uh, I guess the second part of the marriage vows.Junxiang, repeating after the Solemniser, saying his vows:Shandy, repeating after the Solemniser, saying her vows:It was at this point that Shandy started crying while repeating the words. She had to pause several times to hold back her tears and at the last line, stopped for quite some time, trying not to cry until she forgot the line and the Solemniser had to repeat the last line again.Junxiang's face just crumpled up when he saw her cry and he wiped away her tears after that. You could have felt everybody around on the verge of tears as well. Mine just leaked out of my eyes.Solemniser asked rhetorically, "Isn't love the most beautiful thing?" Then I think he pronounced them husband and wife (haha, I don't remember) and said he may now kiss his lovely wife. So they kissed.And then the Solemniser said,You can see they have been practicing last night.I told you this Solemniser is not solemn.They then signed the certificate, lawfully making them husband-and-wife.And finally we had our refreshments. Singaporeans as usual, piled lots of things on our tiny plates. I felt like we were eating at a coffee shop instead.Watched the newly-wed couple and realized nothing about them has really changed. If you look at them from the same perspective as before, they are still a couple in love. If you look at them from another perspective, they are still in love but are now married. It is sweet, but odd.It finally ended at about 5pm. My uncle fetched us home, I nearly puked on the car because of the mixture of food and tea in my stomach, the rocky ride and the fact that the auntie beside me kept yawning and I kept imaging her breath in the car and around my face. Had to open the car window, eat a sweet, hold a plastic bag and pray we would arrive at our destination(s) soon.So I declare my cousin is married! =) The first over on this side of the family.I wish both Junxiang and Shandy a happy marriage! 祝夫妻俩，白头偕老！p/s If my Chinese words are wrong, do tell me! Thanks! Term Paper grade Oh my god!I scored a 18.5 out of 20 for my Personality Psychology term paper!Oh, thank you! Thank you!*Falls heavily on bed and start sobbing* Unknown numbers Last night I received a SMS from an unknown number. The person said he had my number in his old phone but don't remember how he got it. He knows my name, I don't recognize his but I think "NUS" was familiar to him. The thing is, he is an oil rigger who works offshore and have been one for almost 2 years. I'm sure I don't know any off-shore oil rigger person. But it was (almost) the longest finding-out-who-is-the-person-of-the-number-in-my-phone SMS conversation I've ever had which ended with us having no idea who the other is or how the number came to be in his phone. It also ended with him saying "take care, good night, guess you have school tomorrow so you have to rest."It was definitely weird and my intuition tells me to be careful.There was this one other time this guy accidentally SMSed to the wrong number (my number) and we ended up chatting anyway through SMS for quite a few weeks/months. He was a bartender who did not seem to have a good temper at all though he was decent to me. He tried asking me out but I constantly refused. After a while we stopped contact completely.The wonders of SMS. Sometimes I think my phone is an IRC chatroom all on its own, or some ulu-ulu corner shop where people accidentally come upon and decide to have breakfast/lunch/dinner there. MYMP 's Especially For You Get this widget | Track details | eSnips Social DNA Make Your Momma Proud (M.Y.M.P) is a Filipino acoustic band.I hope the embedded MP3 works. If not, here's the youtube version. Erm, I advise you to try and just listen to the MP3 instead of watching it on youtube. The video looks kind of old, it sounds better on the MP3 and, I know I'm evil, but they don't look all that good either in that video and it might ruin your experience of the song. You'll get what I mean when you watch it. The voice is awesome, though. And check out their website, they look a lot more different there!Thanks to Seraphim-now-turned-Barbers-Bang-Bang for this recommendation. Quote - A full circle Professor Goh, in last lecture of math,... I have even made it a point to wear the same shirt I wore on the first day of lecture, so that we have really come one full circle... Twitter-vomit Not enough time to study = no time to bathe = no time to blogDon't tell others I have not bathed.There were so many times today I wanted to log in to twitter to twit using my phone then I realized I don't have an account anymore so I put my phone down again and laughed at myself - HAHAHA!Ok, that was for fun.Anyway my day was so much cleaner without twitter. Cleaner as in no interruptions (I mean besides the TV). My brother fell ill with fever so he did not return to camp tonight, instead he's going back tomorrow. His platoon is now 5 people short because 5 others called in sick as well - 3 truly ill, 2 chao-geng.He came back and said he fired a gun and it was damn shiok (feels satisfying), then I murmured under my breath that Freud would say something like "that shows you unconsciously want to kill" and then retorted to myself, "Yar, right, whatever, Freud, haha!" All in public, while queuing outside Suki Sushi. Then he demonstrated all the positions, cocking and what to do when the bullet got stuck... In public too, outside Suki Sushi. Oh he also said the firing was loud.By right tomorrow he would be throwing grenades around but now I guess alternate arrangements will be made. I told him he's sick, then wait he go back blur blur hold on to the grenade.When Brother went down to fetch his girlfriend this afternoon, I asked Olivia at the dining table, why can't the girlfriend just come up himself, why must he go fetch her? She replied,Because she is his (mouths silently) darling,Then she giggled. I told her because then he can hold her hand and kiss her with none of our family present.Oh yar, cousin Junxiang and his finacee, Shandy, are going to the Registry of Marriage this coming Tuesday. So exciting!The reason why this post sounds weird is because I read Edmund's post first and his style influenced me.Then I thought about it, how often when you see people walk towards the lift, then u faster press press press the close button press many many time!! then the lift close, you safely have the lift to yourself as you sing nonsense and repeat i fark u lah 1001 times and say i going to kill u ah your whole family all die i gangster i tell you etc. oh yah when the lift close fully then u point middle finger at the person who was running toward the lift (butcan no longer see you). Maybe I have mild OCD. Maybe. Sometimes I wish the person running towards the lift was a guy and he happened to have an erection then when I close the lift doors then his lan jiao will gana stuck and he will scream AHHHHHHHH!!!! NOOO!!!!! then if the lift move up can see his lan jiao moving from the middle of the doors, moving downwards then I can point finger and HA HA HA HA!! Ok no, I never thought of that before.I'm his paparazzi.For a moment I forgot my victim's name.And this is what happens when I am deprived of twitting for 2 days - "twitter-vomit". It sounds more interesting than "twitter-diarrhea". Deleting Twitter - my bubble world It is 1AM.I reached home 2 hours ago.Was studying in school 12 hours ago.Had the last lecture of this semester 15 hours ago.At some interval or other in between those hours, I have accessed twitter on my phone countless times, checking updates and twittering. There are two possible conclusions I can draw from this:Twitter has taken over my lifeTwitter is very important to meBoth are true for me. I feel uneasy if I don't access twitter on my phone, regardless of whether or not there are updates. If there are no updates from others, then I'll be the one who updates.I don't remember the first time I learned about twitter, but it has to be at least a year ago. It is virtually an entirely different social circle of mine. I can almost split my friends up into entirely distinct group, mutually exclusive of each other.For me, twitter has gone from something novel to something personal. Although I would walk alone down corridors, attend lectures and tutorials alone, study and have lunch by myself, I was never alone because my twitter friends were always there. I have, countless times, logged in while eating, twittering almost anything I thought of or noticed. It is a tremendous urge to twit and share it. Fellow twitterers would know how much I twit!Hmm, sounds like addiction.When twitter is down or the phone's battery juice is used up, I'd feel a little upset and very disconnected from the world. I had a little virtual world around me, wherever I was. I was never alone, although I was by myself. There was always chattering, though it was quiet. There was always laughter, sarcasm and constant thoughts flying around. Of course sometimes despite it all, I still feel a little lonely - like each of us are in our own little bubbles. Sometimes these bubbles interact and we have conversations. Other times, these bubbles float on their own. Bubbles are transparent. We can see what others are doing and others can see what we are doing, just that we don't push our bubble towards them, so we don't reply to their twits.Then there are one-way mirror bubbles, only that the one-way mirror works in a weird way - others can see us but we can't see them. It's a little bit like being naked, isn't it? These are the people who follow you but who you don't know so you don't actually see what they are doing although they know precisely what you are doing.At an update number of 3,629 twits, I have decided to delete the account. If I sign up another account again, I'm sure I'll catch up soon. In the meantime, I'll be losing touch with the world. For a good cause. I hope I don't miss too much. Bye bye, twitter. Thanks for accompanying me. I wonder how long I can last without you. Heh.Oh yar, deleting Twitter would give me a lot more things to blog about. Ben & Jerry's 30th annual Free Cone Day Photo from simplyjeanBen & Jerry's will be giving out a Free Cone (with ice-cream, of course) this 29th April 2008, at any of the participating scoop shops listed below.Date/Day: 29th April 2008, TuesdayTime: 12pm - 7pmThe 5 Flavours offered:Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Chocolate Fudge Brownie New York Super Fudge Chunk Strawberry Cheesecake Chunky MonkeyParticipating outlets:The Cathay #02-122 Handy Road (S)229233Great World City#02-40A1 Kim Seng Promenade(S)237994Raffles City #B1-80 252 North BridgeRd Raffles City ShoppingCentre (S)179103United Square#02-K1101 Thomson Road(S)307591White Sands#01-391 Pasir Ris Central Street 3(S)518457VivoCity 1 HarbourFront Walk#02-135/136VivoCity(S)098585Jurong Bird Park 2 Jurong Hill Singapore(S)628925Singapore Zoo 80 Mandai Lake Road(S)729826Check out their facebook group.Ok, actually I haven't had a BJ before either. The ice-cream one. The other BJ... Hmm... Out of point! Maybe I should go try it this time round. Grab yours this 29th April! (For guys, I don't mean grab your own!) Quote Father, filling out a survey,Do hamsters count as pets? Dissolved. Ok, I was so silly and stupid to have made such a big fuss about that 3 year matter and about him. What for I go bring up the issue in the first place anyway when I knew things will just spiral downward from whatever improvement (up to friends) there was. Was going to write why did I mention it when I knew nothing was going to happen, then I remembered there wasn't any motive with that post - it was just a heart-felt post. Thinking about it now, I cannot really recall why I came up with that post in the first place.I postulate exam materials in brain has knocked out that particular piece of memory.Blogs are not diaries (unless you set passwords to them), many people read them and I gotta remember that. Which means that some things cannot be written nor said and some of our deepest feelings cannot be exposed. Actually as long as each of us are happy and he is happy then I don't want to talk about it anymore. Our lives are obviously completely separate, don't know why the mind is so intent on intertwining them together. So stupid.Alright, no more. Bye bye.(hopefully this is actually readable. I'm exhausted from the studying.)