J R bought me two Twilight Merchandises. Although the sticker is not as cool as the Team Edward and Team Jacob caps Jessica bought for Christina and Myra, I still like it. Too bad they didn't sell Team Alice stickers. I would have prefered that.
Raving about makeup, skincare, hair and other little obsessions... A Beauty Blog
Friday, February 27, 2009
Sunday, February 15, 2009
Year 11
Man, Year 11 is a whole different world to Year 10. What a huge jump! Even on my first day (the second day of school), the teachers kept going: "No bladging (an Aussie word: Bladge. Means Tou Lan, being extremely lazy)! You're not gonna get away with it! You might wanna drop out 'cause Senior English/Biology/Chemistry/Physics/Maths C might be too hard for you!" And the teachers were right. It doesn't help that I took the suicidal 6, which consists of Bio, Chem, Physics, Maths B, Maths C and English, all the hard subjects!
You guys are probably thinking: What the hell is she complaining about?! Well take a look at this!
Just to give you an idea how thick they are.
And to show you how thick it is!
Really nice. You can learn a bit of China's history, during Mao Ze Dong's ruling.
You guys are probably thinking: What the hell is she complaining about?! Well take a look at this!
Thank goodness there's only four periods each day, English doesn't require textbook and good thing my Bio teacher says that we don't have to bring our Bio textbooks to school. We have to use it at home for revision and homework. And oh yes, we've got new calculators this year 'cause Maths B and C requires Graphic Calculators.
Gosh, I feel as though I am obssessed with taking pictures of my school gear! LOL. Anyway, I'm reading autobiographies for English at the moment. I've read Unreliable Memoirs by Clive James. Kinda dirty if you ask me. So, I decided to read another one 'cause we have to write speeches based on the autobiographies. Something about being asking the publishers to reprint the book. The one I'm reading now is Mao's Last Dancer by Li Cunxin. I haven't finished it yet but so far so good.
Really nice. You can learn a bit of China's history, during Mao Ze Dong's ruling. There's a lot of new people in Year 11 this year! There's Amber from NSW (ah moh!), Christina from Vietnam (I told her one of my best friend's name is Christina too!) and heaps others! Haven't got a pic of them yet but I might be able to snap a few shots of them if they allow me!
That's it from me for now. I dunno when my next post is gonna be... Been a bit lazy to blog lately...
That's it from me for now. I dunno when my next post is gonna be... Been a bit lazy to blog lately...
Saturday, December 6, 2008
Don't Cha Just Hate It?
Hey guys, I'm starting this "Don't cha just hate it" articles... Inspired by Maureen McCarthy's Rose By Any Other Name... Join in if you want. Don't have to write about things you hate... You can write about things you love...
Here it goes...
Don't cha just hate it when people talk? Whether it's behind your back when and where it's easy to eavesdrop or right at your face, oblivious that it's taboo the topic they are broaching. I'm not talking about bitching, bad-mouthing or back-stabbing here. Talk; as in prattling away like old housewives did about soaps, except I'm not referring to the master cheating on his wife with the maid and the brother stole millions of dollars whilst the son dropped out of school and the daughter ran away from home. People talk and when they do, it's not necessarily the most pleasant thing to the ears. Even if it comes from a beloved family friend who you have not seen in a while since you moved-and the only thing you could dislike about the person is her bad smoking habit-and has flown across the Indian Ocean to catch up with you.
Although the freshly brewed coffee smelled heavenly and the homemade biscotti tasted divine despite its hardness that came from being cut too thick, you still end up having a pretty bad day from hearing people talk. This friend updates Mum on the latest gossip about their rich friend's daughter's "downfall", which basically meant dating a man of a certain race that they are not fond of. As the traditional (translated) old saying goes: " We, people of the older generation have had more salt than you, younger generation have had rice." In other words, they are wiser and have more experience. I'd say in modern day language, it pretty much sums up to: "We're smart; you're dumb. So, shut up and listen to us!" If my parents were to read this, they'd be outraged and would without a doubt protest. Yes, Mum. Yes, Dad. This is how I perceived it!
Even the oldest living person in the world is not omniscient-and I am certainly not implying that I am. He or she may know ten different ways of reading the newspaper (back to front, bottom to top, sideways, upside down, etc.) and has unmasked the secret codes hidden in every ad but that still does not make the person a know-it-all. I'm saying this because I wish that I could smack the good ole "don't judge a book by its cover" at my parents' faces, and possibly every other well-intentioned however slightly racist adults. "Just because one guys is a jerk, doesn't mean he represents the rest of us." was what I got from an email. Sure, my parents could flip that around and say something true and similar. "Hey, just 'cause one guy is nice, doesn't mean the rest of them are."
This brings us back to judging a book by its cover. What people need to do is stop. Halt in their tracks of their busy little stuck up-ish lives for once and think. They go on and on, talking bad about other people. Speak for yourself! We're not that great a race! Nobody is perfect! The world would be BORING if everything was perfect! Heck, I wouldn't have to waste my time writing this entry and just enjoy chatting on MSN! Okay, I know it's really bad, those men lying to women, mooching heaps money off them before running off with another younger and prettier one. But look at the bright side people! At least he didn't kill the lady or harm or abuse her! Yes, she did go into depression... The poor thing... Goes to show why males are still the dominant gender.
Okay, what happens if the daughter of that wealthy family stumbled upon a fine young man, who just so happened to be from a notorious place? Couldn't the mother, who has all the free time in the world, spare a precious few hours to scrutinise this boyfriend fairly? You know, instead of spending a few minutes having a huge row with your daughter and ruining a great mother and daughter relationship? "Oh! This poor girl! She's gorgeous and smart! So successful! Such a pity she's falling into a trap!" They didn't even prove if the guy's bad!! Why couldn't people say stuff like she's been blessed with a rare treasure? Okay, maybe something less corny but you get my drift.
It really does ache my heart that I still can't voice my opinions. Not in a million years in front of people who talk. I just hope that guy proves these 'gossipers' wrong!!
Here it goes...
Don't cha just hate it when people talk? Whether it's behind your back when and where it's easy to eavesdrop or right at your face, oblivious that it's taboo the topic they are broaching. I'm not talking about bitching, bad-mouthing or back-stabbing here. Talk; as in prattling away like old housewives did about soaps, except I'm not referring to the master cheating on his wife with the maid and the brother stole millions of dollars whilst the son dropped out of school and the daughter ran away from home. People talk and when they do, it's not necessarily the most pleasant thing to the ears. Even if it comes from a beloved family friend who you have not seen in a while since you moved-and the only thing you could dislike about the person is her bad smoking habit-and has flown across the Indian Ocean to catch up with you.
Although the freshly brewed coffee smelled heavenly and the homemade biscotti tasted divine despite its hardness that came from being cut too thick, you still end up having a pretty bad day from hearing people talk. This friend updates Mum on the latest gossip about their rich friend's daughter's "downfall", which basically meant dating a man of a certain race that they are not fond of. As the traditional (translated) old saying goes: " We, people of the older generation have had more salt than you, younger generation have had rice." In other words, they are wiser and have more experience. I'd say in modern day language, it pretty much sums up to: "We're smart; you're dumb. So, shut up and listen to us!" If my parents were to read this, they'd be outraged and would without a doubt protest. Yes, Mum. Yes, Dad. This is how I perceived it!
Even the oldest living person in the world is not omniscient-and I am certainly not implying that I am. He or she may know ten different ways of reading the newspaper (back to front, bottom to top, sideways, upside down, etc.) and has unmasked the secret codes hidden in every ad but that still does not make the person a know-it-all. I'm saying this because I wish that I could smack the good ole "don't judge a book by its cover" at my parents' faces, and possibly every other well-intentioned however slightly racist adults. "Just because one guys is a jerk, doesn't mean he represents the rest of us." was what I got from an email. Sure, my parents could flip that around and say something true and similar. "Hey, just 'cause one guy is nice, doesn't mean the rest of them are."
This brings us back to judging a book by its cover. What people need to do is stop. Halt in their tracks of their busy little stuck up-ish lives for once and think. They go on and on, talking bad about other people. Speak for yourself! We're not that great a race! Nobody is perfect! The world would be BORING if everything was perfect! Heck, I wouldn't have to waste my time writing this entry and just enjoy chatting on MSN! Okay, I know it's really bad, those men lying to women, mooching heaps money off them before running off with another younger and prettier one. But look at the bright side people! At least he didn't kill the lady or harm or abuse her! Yes, she did go into depression... The poor thing... Goes to show why males are still the dominant gender.
Okay, what happens if the daughter of that wealthy family stumbled upon a fine young man, who just so happened to be from a notorious place? Couldn't the mother, who has all the free time in the world, spare a precious few hours to scrutinise this boyfriend fairly? You know, instead of spending a few minutes having a huge row with your daughter and ruining a great mother and daughter relationship? "Oh! This poor girl! She's gorgeous and smart! So successful! Such a pity she's falling into a trap!" They didn't even prove if the guy's bad!! Why couldn't people say stuff like she's been blessed with a rare treasure? Okay, maybe something less corny but you get my drift.
It really does ache my heart that I still can't voice my opinions. Not in a million years in front of people who talk. I just hope that guy proves these 'gossipers' wrong!!
Sunday, November 30, 2008
All The Girls Like It...
Okay, I just hope that J R doesn't see this post... lol. Nah, it doesn't really matter...
My Choice of Top Five Hottest Guys are:
1. Jared Koronkiewicz a.k.a. QueenChris's hubbie
2. Taylor Lautner a.k.a. Myra's bf
3. Oliver James can he be mine? lol
4. Mitch Hewer OMG! Isn't he just hot?
5. Jared Padalecki *drools*
Having a nice time girls?? LOL!
My Choice of Top Five Hottest Fictional Guys from Novels are:
1. Jesse from The Mediator Series Suze is so lucky!
2. Adam Vader from The Boys Next Door I really did have a crush on him!
3. Edward Cullen from The Twilight Series He's number three because-I can't believe I'm saying this-I am a bit bored of him... Bella can have him...
4. Hunter from Wicca Series According to Myra I need a Hunter-like bf...
5. Drew from Major Crush He's simply charming...
Okay, there are good reasons why I put up the pictures of the book covers instead of illustrations or actors or models of those hot characters... They are hot because of the author's words and hot because of my imagination...
My Choice of Top Five Hottest Fictional Guys from Mangas or Animes are:
1. Kiryuu-kun from Vampire Knight
2. Kaname-senpai from Vampire Knight
3. Train Heartnet from Black Cat
4. Lee Syaoron from Tsubasa Reservoir Chronicle
5. Yuri Shibuya (in his demon king form) from Kyou Kara Maoh
I'm sure everyone enjoyed the first part and not so much of the second and even less of the third... I guess that's it for now... Till I spot hotter guys... lol =]
My Choice of Top Five Hottest Guys are:
1. Jared Koronkiewicz a.k.a. QueenChris's hubbie
2. Taylor Lautner a.k.a. Myra's bf
3. Oliver James can he be mine? lol
4. Mitch Hewer OMG! Isn't he just hot?
5. Jared Padalecki *drools*Having a nice time girls?? LOL!
My Choice of Top Five Hottest Fictional Guys from Novels are:
1. Jesse from The Mediator Series Suze is so lucky!
2. Adam Vader from The Boys Next Door I really did have a crush on him!
3. Edward Cullen from The Twilight Series He's number three because-I can't believe I'm saying this-I am a bit bored of him... Bella can have him...
4. Hunter from Wicca Series According to Myra I need a Hunter-like bf...
5. Drew from Major Crush He's simply charming... Okay, there are good reasons why I put up the pictures of the book covers instead of illustrations or actors or models of those hot characters... They are hot because of the author's words and hot because of my imagination...
My Choice of Top Five Hottest Fictional Guys from Mangas or Animes are:
1. Kiryuu-kun from Vampire Knight
2. Kaname-senpai from Vampire Knight
3. Train Heartnet from Black Cat
4. Lee Syaoron from Tsubasa Reservoir Chronicle
5. Yuri Shibuya (in his demon king form) from Kyou Kara MaohI'm sure everyone enjoyed the first part and not so much of the second and even less of the third... I guess that's it for now... Till I spot hotter guys... lol =]
Friday, November 28, 2008

Oh yea! I am sixteen now! Although I didn't do anything special-but some people did something special for me-and didn't want to make a big deal about it-but some people did make a big deal out of it-I've decided to do a little something called sixteen things you oughta know about me, since I am sixteen now... (Inspired by footballfreakarse.blogspot.com)
Anyway, let's begin...
One. Writing is my way of life... I'm sure I've drilled that into your head by now...
Two. My 'new' random catch phrase is now "Oh shoot me." New to you?
Three. I have a purple teddy bear named Violet. Bet you didn't know that! lol.
Four. I'm still hot-headed, impatient and bossy but I reckon I've cut down a lot...
Five. The suffering ends when you die... My time on earth is bearable so I guess I don't mind
suffering a bit more... Freaky?
Six. I think I'd do pretty much anything to be hot-like Megan Fox!-for a day! XD This is just weird...

Seven. I'd like to meet Oliver James! He's sooo cute!

Eight. I am calm around spiders now. I even try to save them-as in not kill them but take them
out to the garden-if I can... No reason to freak out over a small insect, right...?!
Nine. I reckon the hairdryer is a good invention. Why not? I depend on it a lot!
Ten. I don't detest soccer/football as much as I use to... *shrugs*
Eleven! The dictionary is my favourite book! It hardly disappoints me! Once in a while, I can't find the occasional word... But that's okay!
Twelve. I have a new favourite anime! Vampire Knight! Super hot guys in there!

Thirteen. I'm kinda addicted to an online game... www.gaia.com A bit lame sometimes but fun!
Fourteen. "Check Yes Juliet" by We The Kings is a favourite of mine now! Awesome song! Thanks Myra!
Fifteen. I’m going to do my best to make my 16th the best age of my life! Duh! That why it's called Sweet Sixteen! *Smacks palm into forehead*
Sixteen! I can't wait to turn eighteen!!! Yea, who can?
Sweeeet Sixteeeeen

Oh yea! I am sixteen now! Although I didn't do anything special-but some people did something special for me-and didn't want to make a big deal about it-but some people did make a big deal out of it-I've decided to do a little something called sixteen things you oughta know about me, since I am sixteen now... (Inspired by footballfreakarse.blogspot.com)
Anyway, let's begin...
One. Writing is my way of life... I'm sure I've drilled that into your head by now...
Two. My 'new' random catch phrase is now "Oh shoot me." New to you?
Three. I have a purple teddy bear named Violet. Bet you didn't know that! lol.
Four. I'm still hot-headed, impatient and bossy but I reckon I've cut down a lot...
Five. The suffering ends when you die... My time on earth is bearable so I guess I don't mind
suffering a bit more... Freaky?
Six. I think I'd do pretty much anything to be hot-like Megan Fox!-for a day! XD This is just weird...

Seven. I'd like to meet Oliver James! He's sooo cute!

Eight. I am calm around spiders now. I even try to save them-as in not kill them but take them
out to the garden-if I can... No reason to freak out over a small insect, right...?!
Nine. I reckon the hairdryer is a good invention. Why not? I depend on it a lot!
Ten. I don't detest soccer/football as much as I use to... *shrugs*
Eleven! The dictionary is my favourite book! It hardly disappoints me! Once in a while, I can't find the occasional word... But that's okay!
Twelve. I have a new favourite anime! Vampire Knight! Super hot guys in there!

Thirteen. I'm kinda addicted to an online game... www.gaia.com A bit lame sometimes but fun!
Fourteen. "Check Yes Juliet" by We The Kings is a favourite of mine now! Awesome song! Thanks Myra!
Fifteen. I’m going to do my best to make my 16th the best age of my life! Duh! That why it's called Sweet Sixteen! *Smacks palm into forehead*
Sixteen! I can't wait to turn eighteen!!! Yea, who can?
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