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Female. 17. Someone who needs this blog because - I don't always say what I mean and I don't always mean what I say. And here I let it all out. Living life and loving it. <3
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
Becca is contemplative.
I got Chelsea's birthday pictures!
More like pictures of Chelsea facing the cake while I snap photos of her while I convince Ms. Yeo that I was NOT holding a handphone in my hand in class.
But I don't think Chelsea will appreciate it very much if I post the pictures up on my blog. What the heck, she'll mutilate me. Yes, although she might seem like a very nice, quiet girl on the inside, she's actually quite violent, especially when her point doesn't get through. Same goes for Liwen, who twisted my poor arm in ways one would previously thought impossible. Apparently physical pain is the new substitution for a nicely said "thank you".
So. I decided to put up the photo of the cake instead. Unfortunately, the cake was taken after the candles were wrenched off. If you stare hard enough at the picture, perhaps your imagination can construct seven candles protruding out of it.
Anyway we had NYP set-up thing today. And I realised how sad and pathetic our group was, especially with the (I quote Liang Xing): "bu shi nan bu shi nu" avatar that I DIDN'T DRAW. (I mean, c'mon, it was so hideous no human being could possibly lay claim on it) And there were lots of cool booths, especially this automated pet feeder and aquarium cleaner in which all you needed to do was sms codes to a certain number and the automated machine works by itself! Super handy if you're like overseas!
There was this GPS thing Aaron's group did that was quite cool as well. It worked indoors, the technology supposedly available in 2010; and enabled people to go to locations they wanted in shopping malls or something easily through downloadable maps. Something I probably might use ridiculously often in the near future.
Oh yeah, Mrs. Teo came into our class today to discuss about the structure remedial thinghy. We had about three points, I think. 1) Grouping certain subjects in a way such that double sciences people could go home early. 2) Reduce structured remedial to one a day. 3) Changing the purpose of structured remedial. Mrs. Teo wasn't too keen with no. (3), so it'll probably go unsupported. She did say she'd try her best, but she wasn't going to give any promises. Strangely it was almost the exact same thing Mdm. Liew told me before I kicked up such a fuss about the Mother Tongue thinghy.
Somehow I feel very demanding, greedy all of sudden.
6:14 PM
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
Becca is contemplative.
I got Chelsea's birthday pictures!
More like pictures of Chelsea facing the cake while I snap photos of her while I convince Ms. Yeo that I was NOT holding a handphone in my hand in class.
But I don't think Chelsea will appreciate it very much if I post the pictures up on my blog. What the heck, she'll mutilate me. Yes, although she might seem like a very nice, quiet girl on the inside, she's actually quite violent, especially when her point doesn't get through. Same goes for Liwen, who twisted my poor arm in ways one would previously thought impossible. Apparently physical pain is the new substitution for a nicely said "thank you".
So. I decided to put up the photo of the cake instead. Unfortunately, the cake was taken after the candles were wrenched off. If you stare hard enough at the picture, perhaps your imagination can construct seven candles protruding out of it.
Anyway we had NYP set-up thing today. And I realised how sad and pathetic our group was, especially with the (I quote Liang Xing): "bu shi nan bu shi nu" avatar that I DIDN'T DRAW. (I mean, c'mon, it was so hideous no human being could possibly lay claim on it) And there were lots of cool booths, especially this automated pet feeder and aquarium cleaner in which all you needed to do was sms codes to a certain number and the automated machine works by itself! Super handy if you're like overseas!
There was this GPS thing Aaron's group did that was quite cool as well. It worked indoors, the technology supposedly available in 2010; and enabled people to go to locations they wanted in shopping malls or something easily through downloadable maps. Something I probably might use ridiculously often in the near future.
Oh yeah, Mrs. Teo came into our class today to discuss about the structure remedial thinghy. We had about three points, I think. 1) Grouping certain subjects in a way such that double sciences people could go home early. 2) Reduce structured remedial to one a day. 3) Changing the purpose of structured remedial. Mrs. Teo wasn't too keen with no. (3), so it'll probably go unsupported. She did say she'd try her best, but she wasn't going to give any promises. Strangely it was almost the exact same thing Mdm. Liew told me before I kicked up such a fuss about the Mother Tongue thinghy.
Somehow I feel very demanding, greedy all of sudden.
