Youth day Holiday Monday, July 06, 2009

How wonderful.

A day off. And yet, it has to be wasted on going for a haircut due to hair check on Tuesday.

How wonderful.

My Harry Potter Parodies Saturday, July 04, 2009

Book 1: Harry Potter and the Successful Start

Book 2: Harry Potter and the Commencement of Sequels

Book 3: Harry Potter and the Pinnacle of Author-try

Book 4: Harry Potter and the Gobbler of Frenzy

Book 5: Harry Potter and the Opinions of the Press

Book 6: Harry Potter and the Half-Priced Book

Book 7: Harry Potter and the Dead Hippy

Change Log Friday, July 03, 2009

3 items added to wishlist.

Bonus! Thursday, July 02, 2009

Hoped the new colour is okay for the eyes. I find it pleasantly pleasing. :)

Took Lit exam this morning, with a compare and contrast between two poems and an essay on given text, Wuthering Heights. Wasn't very sure of the quality of the work, but was quite happy to be actually able to produce something when the skill was kinda rusty.

With the end of the exam marked the end of the MYE for us. That equates to friday off, plus normal long weekend and monday off in lieu of youth day. 4 Days added to freedom.

Minor Updates to blog template Wednesday, July 01, 2009

Change Log:

Header colours changed from yellow(FFFF00) to blue(0000FF)

Removed one item from wishlist (header y)

Current age taboo Wednesday, July 01, 2009

Sneeze now, and people stare at you, as if you're a freak show of sorts, or perhaps you're are some monster in disguise.

Sneeze now, and you will gain a circle of area approximately 10000pi cm^2 around you.

Sneeze now, and generous people might offer you a mask.

Sneeze now, and some hysteric and paranoid person might just pick up their phone and call 993, or give you money to see a doctor.

Just a harmless thought Wednesday, July 01, 2009

As of yesterday, (as it's today now), number of confirmed H1N1 cases had risen to 701, and out of those 281 have been treated and are well now.

Taking the bus to the mrt, which i admittedly hate so much, i stopped and ponder due to the over-common overcrowding that can be seen in buses throughout Singapore. No, it's not that the overcrowding is a pandemic by itself (though i would admit that it somewhat is,) i thought, "since the government so desperately wants to curb this virus in the 'mitigation stage', their main aim should be to minimise mass interaction." And, looking back into where i was standing, i felt that to be extraordinarily ironic, as the bus was FREAKING OVERCROWDED.

So much for their effort at contact tracing and what not.