Monday, February 27, 2006

Windows computers starting to get on my nerves.

Haven't been able to blog due to all that stupid anti-virus and cookies crap.
Now using his G4 and I dunno why but using this puts me at ease. Even the touch pad is smoother compared to navigating the browser using my freaking mouse.
Urgh.

Good bloody news!
Friday Clothing just designed a tee for an American band called (In Theory).
Yes, their name is indeed in brackets.
Plus, we're coming up with a compilation cd called Friday Night Fever.
So if you have a band with high quality recording, do holla if you wanna get on it.
The CDs would be (insyaallah) distributed to America, New Zealand, Indonesia and maybe Canada.

Anyway, the study week been rather busy yet entertaining.
Went shopping with Penny then with Feroze and I've never watched so many recent movies in a matter of one week.
Hah.
You suck.

Watched North Country with Mabel, Amanda and darling Shalu.
Watched Brokeback Mountain with Feroze's mom. Hah. And his 3 year old cousin who kept asking unnecessary questions. And his mom had to pretend to get some candy from the kitchen with her so she won't be able to see the part when the cowboys ride each other. HAHA.
Then my family and I watched Pink Panther. Damn slapstick but hilarious still. I'm easily humoured I guess.
For our half-a-year-versary, Feroze and I watched Rumor Has It. Then he foot the bill for dinner and waffles at Gelare. What a sweetheart.

On Saturday we went to Sentosa and I finally rode the mother fucking luge!! WOOOHOOO!
Not once but twice!
I sped down the hill like a maniac. Man I miss go-karts. In this case, luges.
Unbelievable. The first time I drove a go-kart was at Batam and so was his first time! WEEE!

Ok, unimportant. But cute.

Got a bit of a tan and apparently he likes it. He said it makes me look erotic, I mean exotic. Yeah right.
Then in the evening, we had a very filling dinner at Newton with the extended family of mine to celebrate Wak AP's birthday.

On Sunday we went to the Aerospace Show at Changi Point. Hell, I didn't know one of the pilots was a girl til I saw her in the news. Woosh.
Respect.
The Airbus was REALLY huge and we all agreed that it looked mighty fake. Like someone flew a remote control fat plane the size of a car. It went reeeeeallly slow across the sky and seemed so obese.
Adorable though.

So today I'm here in La Salle in a very summer outfit. Never have I dress so brightly just to study PR in the library.

So bye.

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