SUNDAY 30 Oct

JUNCTION 8

10am to 8pm

3rd level - outdoor atria

My stall.

just an update

hey guys.. posted pics we took outside glasshouse fish and co. while waiting for a table after the EuroFF show we had watched at PS. i posted all the pics, some ok, some mis-shots. hehe.. try guessing why serene wanted to take twice of the same shot. spot the diff yea.. serene, heh.. i didnt delete that. wat's so bad/not right abt it anyway?

anyway.. been busy finishing my geopolitics proj and i have yet more projs datelines next week and the following week. plus i have qt some lects to catch up on before my CA2s in two weeks time. so will prob be drowning myself in tons of work. nonetheless, im coping alright with school and im actually starting to miss it esp since this sem is drawing to a close real soon.

another thing that's been on my mind recently is my grandma. her condition oscillates between good and bad days and we had a scare yest morning when she had major breathing difficulties and asked to see everyone. thank god, she's alright now. i visit her whenever i can and without fail every weekend. she enjoys the weekends cuz there will be family gatherings and visitors and it will be very re nao. one thing i have to come to terms with is that she will have to leave us one day and im preparing myself for it. shit! im getting all teary again. ;p dont worry da jia, im ok. heh. my family, relatives and esp my cousins and i are very supportive and helping each other tide through this very new experience.

grandma and school projs are physically and emotionally taxing and im very aware of that so i try to eat well and rest well too. lack exercise though. heh. i do feel sluggish and lethargic at times and i think my mama can see that. so she's always nagging at me to drink liang cha la, ji jing, dang gui ren shen tang sort of stuff and etc. you guys take very good care of yourselves yar.. get sufficient rest! very impt.. :) huimin and py, jiayou for CA2 tests! huay, rem to have ur mama's chicken herbal soup too! serene, we still owe each other a conversation. heh. there! told u tititeoh is in ur sch..

also, enjoy life and laugh lots.
god bless

oh yar, when's everyone's test dates?
huimin and py when does ur sem end?

hey

hey huayu.. good to hear from you. You sound well and happy. :) Remember our bljd slty attitude ya.. and jiayou for your work.
I'm well, like the usual, jus that my first 2 tests r looming ahead, jus a week away so studying hard now.
to serene, haha thnx for the post, hope your goosebumps subsided. just reading the post i can feel the inexplicable joy ya
always enjoy our nite-time conversations, thnx for calling - haha but dont tink you can run away for our you-owe-me-a-drink date at hollandV soon. (dont care if you say i zuo zuo or not)
i'm not sure if i understood all that you told me but like i said, if it helps, you r not alone
it's a pretty lonely world we live in, i not sure whether it's becoz pple dont care but mayb they do but it's
just that im jus not sure if we r ever going to get wat we wan/ wat we r looking for..
unlike our long 88 conversations, w mi being the advisor of ur kingdom? or issit a jester? O_o" i dont noe wat to say if relation to wat u said sometimes.. someone told mi b4 tt sometimes i jus got to listen coz things i say then to come across as dismissing pple as unimpt juz coz i dont feel the same way..
:S
i try to bring a lighter note to troubled pple, altho it may bkfire..
but i'll try, i always do. :)
on a lighter note..
felika heard u busy with your projects, jiayou ya
n peiyun dont worry so much abt so mani things, study hard! well you always do but.. :)

anyway like wat serene says, hope everyone's well
spikey boy 1906
over n out

goosebumps and inexplicable joy

i am on my way to school now.. not exactly on my way, but i was leaving the house when the radio broadcasted 933's yin yue ri ji. well i seldom listen, but today it happened to be on la. and the story was abt 2 frens and the good times they had in sec school. i was reminded of all of us. and in between the story-telling, the dj played Mo Li. i felt goosebumps and this inexplicable joy that almost brought tears to my eyes. had wanna call up someone and ask you to listen, but well all of ya are unavailable right now, so.

i came online immediately wanting to blog and say i miss all of you a lot.. across a whole spectrum of moments from when i am really sad, to stressed up, to excited for certain reasons, or just mere proud of myself when i have done smtg brilliant in school..
during those tiny pieces of moments there's a part of me that wishes you guys can see it, or experience it with me. bc i know with a shared mutual smile, or a raised eyebrow, thots would transcend words and i'd feel as though, really, you can relate to how i am feeling at that point of time, and what i think (that for being an open book).

well, its really nice (in fact more than that) to log in and find a long, somewhat pensive letter from huay. [the tone of the letter reminds me of when jo writes to her family at home when she was alone and away in new york.. (: hee..]

i dunno what's wrong with me nowadays, i just miss you guys a lot more, and feel like crying whenever i think abt the good old days, or what i used to share with each of ya individually.. but i am fine, and i will be fine..

hope everyone is well.

A Letter Proper

Hello everyone, it's Thursday night, well it really is in the wee hours of Friday morning. I was about to write a letter to you guys and post it tomorrow since I need to post my first British Telecoms phone bill tomorrow (oh yes I've just gotten a landline it's +44(0115)9704190 and my handphone number remains if ever you guys need to call. if not it is still pretty much affordably cheaper for me to.). That means I need to get a Second Class stamp from the Post Office. But ah well, I decided to blog it so that you can read it when I publish the post.

So how's everyone? :) Life here is...good...? It's not that I have nothing much to say about my life in Nottingham, it's just I don't know where to start. Amidst the rigours of really trying to keep up with my work, I do have my moments of the pensive thoughts while walking home, and my rolling-over-with-hysteria moments with my flatmates and all. The physical details are basically as such, that I still live somewhere further away from the Main Campus of University Park where I have all my lessons, like the last academic year. I was at the Jubilee Campus, Newark Hall if you remember. This time around, I'm living with 5 other girls, in a flat at Raleigh Park, which is about a 10-minute walk from the Hopper Bus Stop at Jubilee Campus. Run a search on GoogleEarth and where you see Faraday Road and Triumph Road in Nottingham, those are some of the streets I have come to be familiar with.

And out of the 5 girls, 3 of them used to be at the Jubilee Campus, and 1 more I got to know through them as well, and so we knew one another before deciding to bunk in for Year 2. That's Ling, Jen and Prav who're from KL and Aggie who was born here. We get along mighty fine and it's cool having people I like living with.

We all have our own rooms but share the 2 toilets among us and a kitchen which is really enlarged to fit the dining table and coffee table. I have had my stint at whipping up dishes which accompanies my magazine-reading, and leaving for class with a banana in the bag while briskly walking so as to make it on time for the lectures alike. My mama had me pack in some chinese herbs and I've had chicken herbal soup just a few weeks ago. I have also, very importantly, taken along some of the chilli she made. I'm not terribly strung up about having rice everyday. In fact, I'm fine with pasta most of the time. The Singaporean in me comes through when I do have my fusilli in broth sometimes, like macaroni in soup at the school canteen.

I have classes everyday and my timetable is really quite terrific, with a hectic Thursday however. But this leaves my Fridays free, even as tutorials kick in from next week. There's plenty and plenty to read and understand, remember and apply, as you guys would know anyway. I get a kick out of speed-reading, well, not in terms of absolute speed perhaps, but in terms of how much it is accelerating, as I plough through the textbooks, lecture notes, etc. I do know the importance of reading productively though. I've also decided to lug my dear laptop to lectures for typing in notes, as well as getting the lectures down on audio recordings. And I'm also doing Spanish instead of the initial English optional modules which I wanted to do really badly. Between what my head and heart were saying, I went with my head, for a change perhaps. In any case, Spanish is great too. I crash the English lectures when I can. Does this mark some kind of a shift? I don't know, probably not. I do know that my attitude towards my Law degree has taken a turning. What turning, it's hard to say. In any case, the way I learn will all be part of the many memories I shall be taking with me from Nottingham.

My life wraps around the places I go to, the sights I see, the sounds, smells, and perhaps in my imagination even. Apart from getting down to the grind for what my academic life has in store for me, there's something special about my physical presence in Nottingham, against the greater background of England and Europe, but also against the little things like the idle chatter in the laundry room, the music I listen to (oh I am also going for a Franz Ferdinand gig on 28 November), the frosty wind skipping across the hills. Looking out of the window and into the distance sometimes, other times alerted by what sounds like gunshots in the middle of the night, and looking down to the ground 3 floors below and wondering who's come to visit when the doorphone rings, all these. I have probably, in the course of studying in Nottingham, taken more from her than I would have imagined. Of course I still am the girl you guys bade goodbye at the airport last year, at the very core. It's just that I have had the opportunity, for which I am infinitely grateful to my parents, to lead a life here, albeit being a mere few years. I miss home but I know it isn't going to be easy to leave Nottingham eventually.

The overseas experience isn't always as glamorous as they have on the glossy posters, nor is it as hedonistic as eagerly awaited by some of us who feel stifled at home. It really depends on how one has decided to lead her life, just as she would at any other time. Having chose to come, what I pack along from home is nothing short of the maximum I can replicate and recall, and that can be minimised to be put aside, giving way to what I have and build in front of me here. What this means for me, I guess we shall see in many more years to come.

I shall still try to do a better job of catching up and updating everyone at home and abroad. What might seem a retreat, or an MIA act, is really a busy, possibly fruitful and personal life in its course.

All right then, till my next letter, keep happy and safe. Will take photos and post them in time to come.

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cudnt decide which picture i liked better :) 

haha my head is damn big  

Hey ppl! lets do a gang baby photo collection!! (i have been dying to see fel's baby photo again.. i rem you look like a cute lil boy! haha.) so take a pic (using digi cam. like laoda loves doing this kinda thing right? use a camera to take a photo of a photo....) of ur baby photo and post it here.. n maybe i'll do a collage when we've all assembled. heehee! ;D

first, don't ask her to be feminine. second, don't let her drink over three glasses, she'll beat someone. at a cafe, drink coffee instead of coke or juice. if she hits you, act like it hurts. if it hurts, act like it doesn't. on your 100th day together, give her a rose during her class, she'll like it a lot. make sure you learn fencing and squash. also, be prepared to go to prison sometimes. if she says she'll kill you, don't take it lightly, you'll feel better. if her feet hurts, exchange shoes with her. finally, she likes to write, encourage her...

guess!

yo peeps
how was the european movie? hope it was good
paiseh cudn't join u guys but these 2 wks busy like shit w tuition @_@
coz all 5 tuition kids hafing final yr at the same time, then i macam haf tuition everiday n CAs r 2wks + away.. i stressed sia
aniway hope everione's good
huay.. hope u settle down liao ya..
serene... enjoying ur break? hope u get a gd tan
felika.. hope u haf no more tuitions like mi :)

well jus had my last tuition
sent off mani kids.. coz i dropping all except one next yr.. (wa sound like bird shit)
the one i always complain like shit abt? everitime we r at the airport, fetch or send huay.. haha i seem to b complaining abt her..
but today i find tt she's q ok aft all
mayb we started out wrong n i always give her lian-se oso
but she nua n lazy until i cant stand la.. yes huay the one who's late for 1hr n her mama gan-gan tell her daughter nvm ?!
onli this wk she in exam mode so much more receptive n hardworking until its more enjoyable..

but oh well wont teach her animore

take care peeps ~
:)

yay! the correct side..

serene and huimin

serene and fel

three of us.. good job huimin's little finger!

serene and huimin - the one serene wasnt happy wif cuz i cut off part of her head..

oops..

oops.. gravity problem

this one is me trying to take a foto of the three of us.. (fel big face version)

the funny salmon wrap with fish-cake like thingy.. all dumped on huimin's plate so that it will look like only one of us is being rude.. heh

this one is me trying to take a foto of the three of us again.. (ser big face version)

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"The Greeks had a word for it," we used to say, when stumped for the precise way to describe something. Now, thanks to Adam Jacot de Boinod and his collection of bizarre foreign words, we discover that the Malays, Hawaiians and Sumatrans had, and still have, words for it too. There is a word for the fold of skin under your chin (alang - it's Nicaraguan). There is a word for the ring you put in the nose of a calf in order to stop it suckling its mother (oorxax, and, as you know, it's from the Khakas region of Siberia). There is, thank God, a word that sums up that annoying thing you do when your taxi is 20 minutes late and you're too restless to wait for the doorbell to ring. It's iktsuarpok - "to go outside often to see if someone is coming."
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These are more than funny foreign vocabularies; they are tiny windows into the way other people live, and the obsessions that drive them. We may be amused by their lexicon of everyday words - but we can be certain they'd be equally amused by our vocabulary of "multi-tasking" and "sound-bite" and "over-sharing". By our unguarded linguistic displays shall we be known.
'Agobilles' to 'zhengrong' and lots in between

THE BODY

MATA EGO Rapa Nui, Easter Island
Eyes that reveal that someone has been crying.
NYLENTIK Indonesian
To flick someone with the middle finger on the ear.
KUCIR Indonesian
A tuft of hair left to grow on top of an otherwise bald head.
DIDIS Indonesian
To search and pick up lice from one's own hair, usually when in bed at night.
PANA PO'O Hawaiian
To scratch your head in order to help you to remember something you've forgotten.
NGAOBERA Pascuense, Easter Island
A slight inflammation of the throat caused by screaming too much.
O KA LA NOKONOKO Hawaiian
A day spent in nervous anticipation of a coughing spell.
ANGUSHTI ZA'ID Russian
Someone with six fingers.
PAPAKATA Cook Islands Maori
To have one leg shorter than the other.
AKA'AKA'A Hawaiian
Skin peeling or falling off after either sunburn or heavy drinking.
KARELU Tulu Indian
The mark left on the skin by wearing anything tight.

LOVE AND BEAUTY

MAHJ Persian
Looking beautiful after having a disease.
ZHENGRONG Chinese
To improve one's looks by plastic surgery.
BAKKU-SHAN Japanese
A girl who looks as though she might be pretty when seen from behind, but isn't when seen from the front.
MAMIHLAPINATAPEI Fuengian language, Chile
A shared look of longing between parties who are both interested yet neither is willing to make the first move.
POMICIONE Italian
A man who seizes any chance of being in close physical contact with a woman.
QUEESTING Dutch
Allowing a lover access to one's bed, under the covers, for a chit-chat.
GHALIDAN Persian
Wallowing, tumbling or rolling from side to side as lovers do.
NARACHASTRA PRAYOGA Sanskrit
Men who worship their own sexual organs.
KORO Japanese
The hysterical belief that one's penis is shrinking into one's body.
SENZURI Japanese
Male masturbation (literally "a hundred rubs"). "Shiko shiko manzuri" is the female version (literally "ten thousand rubs").
SACANAGEM Brazilian Portuguese
Openly seeking sexual pleasure with one or more partners other than one's primary partner during Mardi Gras.
ALGHUNJAR Persian
Feigned anger of a mistress.

WORKING LIFE

KUALANAPUHI Hawaiian
An officer who keeps the flies off the sleeping king by waving a feather brush.
KOSHATNIK Russian
A dealer in stolen cats.
BUZ-BAZ Ancient Persian
A showman who makes a goat and monkey dance together.
CAPOCLAQUE Italian
Someone who co-ordinates a group of clappers.
FYRASSISTENT Danish
An assistant lighthouse keeper.
LOMILOMI Hawaiian
The chief's masseur, whose duty it was to take care of his spittle and excrement.
FUCHA Portuguese
To use company time and resources for one's own purposes.
PAUKIKAPE Ancient Greek
The collar worn by slaves while grinding corn, in order to stop them eating it.
QIANG JINGTOU Chinese
The fight by a cameraman to get a better vantage point.
GRILAGEM Brazilian Portuguese
The practice of putting a live cricket into a box of newly faked documents, until the insect's excrement makes the paper look convincingly old.
DHURNA Anglo-Indian
Extorting payment from someone by sitting at their front door and staying there without food, threatening violence, until you get paid.
SOKAIYA Japanese
A man with a few shares in several companies who extorts money by threatening to come to the shareholders' meetings and cause trouble.
ZECHPRELLER German
A person who leaves a restaurant without paying.
SEIGNEUR-TERRASSE French
Someone who spends time, but not money, at a café.
TINGO Pascuense language, Easter Island
Borrowing things from a friend's house, one by one, until he has nothing left.

CRIME

PUKAU Malay
A charm used by burglars to make people fall asleep.
AGOBILLES German
A burglar's tools.
SMONTA Italian
A theft carried out on a bus or train, from which the perpetrator descends as quickly as possible.
REJAM Malay
To execute by pressing into mud.
WAR NAM NIHADAN Persian
To murder somebody, bury their body, then grow some flowers over the grave in order to conceal it.
SQUADRETTA Italian
A group of prison guards who specialise in beating up inmates.
JIEYU Chinese
To break into jail in order to rescue a prisoner.

CHAT

LATAH Indonesian
Uncontrollable habit of saying embarrassing things.
CHENYIN Chinese
Muttering to oneself.
'A'AMA Hawaiian
Someone who speaks rapidly, hiding their meaning from one person while communicating it to another.

HEARING THINGS

YUYURUNGUL Yindiny, Australia
The noise of a snake sliding through grass.
XIAOXIAO Chinese
The whistling and pattering of rain or wind.
GULUGULU Tulu, India
The sound of a pitcher filling with water.
CALACALA Tulu, India
The action of children wading through water as they play.
NING-NONG Indonesia
The ringing of a doorbell.
DESUS Indonesia
The quiet, smooth sound of somebody farting but not very loudly.
KUSUKUSU Japanese
The suppressed giggling and tittering of a group of women.
DESIR Malay
The sound of sand driven by the wind.
FAAMITI Samoan
To make a squeaking noise by sucking air past the lips in order to gain the attention of a dog or a child.
GHIQQ Persian
The sound made by a boiling kettle.
KERTEK Malay
The sound of dry leaves or twigs being trodden underfoot.
YUYIN Chinese
The remnants of sound that stay in the ears of the hearer

for more here!

dear all..

remember the bazaar stall thingy that i briefly mentioned not too long ago?
i have successfully bidded for it. which means on the
30 October, Sunday
i'll be at Bishan Junction 8, level 3 - outdoor
from 10am to 8pm
trying to make some money.. come and support if you can.. and you can help me ask around anyone who wants to sell anything..


oh by the way..

European Film Fest

i am interested in..

Sat 15Oct 7.00pm Playtime (France)
9.30pm A Good Woman (United Kingdom)

Sun 16Oct 7.00pm As White As In Snow (Sweden)

Thur 13 Oct 7.00pm Children (Italy)
Wed 12 Oct 7.00pm The Wedding (Poland)
Tue 11 Oct 7.00pm One Day In Europe (Germany)

in no order of preference.

from my experience, french films rate best. followed by italian. not so sure abt polish ones.. and germany ones are dubious (cos u know how germans are..)
but then again, any of those listed on the site apparently seem fine. esp after reading the summary. so anything goes here i suppose.

i love european films!

so there..
hopefully this works out!

European Film Fest 2005

HURRY REPLY TO ME IF YOU HAVENT YAR!!!

Date: 8 Oct (Sat)
Time: 930pm
Venue: GV plaze
Price: 8.50 buks for students but subject to availability
(anyone know how we can check if there are still seats available so we wont make a wasted trip if we eventually decide to go?)

Title: From Zero To Ten (Da Zero A Dieci)
Directed by Luciano Ligabue, Italy, 2002, 99 minutes, M18

Biccio, a doctor. Giove, an aspiring rock star. Baygon, a worker and sex maniac. Libero, an aspiring pilot. These four friends return to Rimini to finish a weekend that was interrupted twenty years ago. Rimini represents a return to their youth. Rimini is like a mirror of one's true self. The reunion becomes a report card of sorts, allowing the four friends to exchange notes and calibrate their lives, achievements, disappointments and triumphs. Festivals: Annecy Cinema Italien; Cannes; Cinema Mediterranean Montpellier.


there are a few other interesting films i'd like to watch too (if possible)
go to http://www.sfs.org.sg/2005/10euff.html to check out the schedule

i met

zeyuan at hg mrt just now! wat a surprise. he looked rather tired though.. and said he almost missed his stop. today is a serendipitious day.. and mr. huayuan completed it with the encounter. haha.

oh to let u in on why its a serendipitious day.. rem eye for a guy 2? i was kinda hooked on the show right? (fel u hafta rem!) and i said i like one of the guys there right? heh heh! met him today in town.. its totally ecstatic la. i have a knack for coincidences.. just wondering when will the mr right come along.

hahahaha.

term break is here

yeap.. so my one week plus a bit break is here.. hoping to meet up with you guys like a for meal? and indulge in our Bishan J8 coffeebean treats of all my fave stuff -- (unless there's something more exciting than this that we can do la.. or i can pop by NUS.. but then again, eeks! no offense but the fengshui there like not veh good for me. haha.. and you all have no cute guys to intro.. so that's quite sian. haha. kidding! I M NOT bimbotic.)
hmm updates. lets see.
highlight was some SPG in my class who seems to have problem with me. found her glaring and staring at me the whole time during class every week. kinda gets unnerving maaannn..
learning from THE laoda that just glare back at her. will try. just remind me again on tues night! heehee.
this fel ar.. when are u updating the FOG photos?
blog is getting dormant. everyone.. say something. haha. like where is py huh?
other interesting stuff includes me seeing this line on papers that says "The tofu princess"! haha. thot of huay la.
my two presentations this week went quite well other than the revelation of how some overrated cute guys in my class deliberately mark us down.. i see how my school is so political and pple are scheming. which is like the real world.
this week i have been listening to cds (that i bur*t) when we were in jc. a pleasant surprise was hearing "mo li" out of the blue. the feeling is really nice. and also on the playlist, the usual jay and jazz.
i watched a walk to remember.. cried a bit.. i love the movie. have u guys watched it before? you should if you're in those sappy i-need-an-excuse-to-cry-and-still-feel-that-life-is-beautiful kinda mood.
i woke too early today and tuition was cancelled. feeling sleepy already, but have to go skool soon. i enjoy waking up in the morning (if i could even manage to in the first place.) and the weather nowadays is just cool - like literally.
aim for this break - i intend to rest up and recharge. trying to swim more when there's sun to make up for lost time and play a bit.. maybe watch lotsa VCDs.
okie. that's my version of a f-ing documentary style blogging! heh!
meet up SOON yeah? (i mean that!)
*hugz*

new address

hello everyone, sorry haven't been posting but i've been reading everything that's here ok.

here's my new address anyway:

Flat 57/F, Block 8
Sillitoe Court
Raleigh Park
Nottingham
NG7 2JZ
UK

yup just to let you guys know my whereabouts, in case you wanna check it out on google earth or something.

my landline isn't up yet though. have been doing fair bit of cooking, grocery-shopping, reading law stuff, getting things going, etc.

ok many things to settle. shall be back soon all right. hope all is good at home.

happy children's day! 

haha the closest pic we had to a celebration 2gether altho its racial harmony day.. but qing da 1900 112 8888