Thursday, January 8, 2004 :. |
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If you find a four leaf clover,
Here I share
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Heard from some source that says Further Maths may be scrapped from the syllabus in the near future. Now wouldn't that make me an endangered species?
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Wednesday, January 7, 2004 :. |
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Bleh. Know what you get when you cross the act of translation and the time of post-midnight? Bad translation. Very bad.
Therefore, after cringing at my own translation of the Goku Chapter [2], I did And school life didn't turn out too busy yet. Maybe I'll do up the recent *squeal*Goyjo Hakkai*squeal#2* Chapter soon for my own pleasure. XD |
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Tuesday, January 6, 2004 :. |
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Wargh! It always -always- happen in tests -- my head told me to shade D; my mind moved my hands to shade C. Shit! Damndamndamndamndamn I better start waking up during tests. So actually I was cruising along the highway on the way home from school when my subconscious attention was brought to this question. After much graphical re-enactment of the test scene, I discovered to my horror that I've answered a simple MCQ wrong. To which I know the answer.
Our first meeting with our juniors was... how you say... not too punctual.
No further comments currently, except that there are 12 PRCs in their class. Haha. Still can't beat ours of 17. Oh, and there are all but one NY girl. (The gist of this comment can also be generalised to the whole school. So, did National turn out to claim the whole horde of them?) Oh, one of them mentioned -- if my anime-tuned ear didn't mishear -- that he likes YnM and anime. Gotta interrogate him more when I see him next time.
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Saturday, January 3, 2004 :. |
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I suppose somebody will realise by now that the start of school spews silly entries. *glances below*
Anyhow, I've got these to say about the commencement of school life.
But precisely because there is training that Tuesday has another shocker in store for me. The last period is P.E. Right, I guess after I ran a 2.4km I have to endure another run for softball. *doom* Dreaded CT tutor remains in charge of our class. A slack-in-a-fun-way teacher has come to be in charge of our Physics. Let's see how she will do... No more freezing in LT2! Now we're having FM lecture in the rather claustrophobic LT1. ^o^
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Friday, January 2, 2004 :. |
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s.C.'s scoff of the Day: If chain letters are to be believed, then that's how Darwin's theory is carried out. People will die or live, get dumped or get laid all accordingly. =) By the way, I've probably accumulated 100+ years of spinsterhood. =)
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Thursday, January 1, 2004 :. |
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Mood:
Moving along swiftly, I am supposed to enlighten all and sundry on s.C.'s Resolutions for the
s.C.-out-of-corner-of-frozen-mouth: And I'll like to control myself while downloading Thingies, lest I finish up the 13.3 GB before I can say "Tony Hawk PS 4 Demo here I come". *cackles back into frozen state* ... ... cumbs: Yes, that too. ... ... cumbs: Right, since gut-spewed tentacles do not make for good typing device, I should stop now. We wish s.C. a quick recovery so that she can attend the first day of school tomorrow. s.C.: *froths at mouth* cumbs: Oh, oh yeah, even though the Saiyuki scans could not be done, she did update this in time after all. But I advice you not to read it. Strips without me in them are just plain bad ideas. Jaa. |
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Wednesday, December 31, 2003 :. |
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Clear skies = millions of visible stars
Like these.
*coughs*
Woohoohoo. If this entry happens to be filled with run-on sentences or whatever that will make Mrs. S__h chase me while swinging a scyth, it's because I've lost the use of my mouse currently. So the endless pressing of Alt-Tab Ctrl-N Shift-Enter Alt-Ctrl-Del Tab-Arrow-Arrow-Tab-Tab-Space-Alt-F4 Escape-Tab-Windows-Argh-Escape-Shift-Tab-Shift-Tab Windows-Tab-Tab-Tab-Oops-Shift-Tab is getting into me. And the Windows button is so magnetic that I must have pressed it a million times out of mistake, which will inevitably followed by Escape, then Alt -- my original intended target.
And let me tell you with much contained pride that I actually found a way to crop the above-linked picture without the use of crop. @__@ Just do it (with keyboard, yay).
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Fans-tasia 2003: Kazuhiko! *gapes*
Okay, will someone now please hand me some extra memory so my computer won't be cleverer than me? ¬_¬ ============
*flips to first page*
s.C.: (silent scream) It is a silent scream because a car is not the best medium to scream inside of. The sound may transpire as too loud and we could be off to WoodBridge before I can say "HakkaiGoyjo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!" I was even bent over my seat with my right hand half-clamped over my mouth, in case the two people in front took a look at the rear-view mirror at that instant. My delirious expression might cause a car accident. But I regret to say that my control is terrible, and much hoarse khaaaaaaa was leaked out, which can both be translated as a pure I'm-gonna-die-happy scream or the end of "OH MY GOOOOOOD!!" Luckily, nobody heard.
*flips over page while still screaming*
Yes, the pictures were very beautiful, but 'til I regain my use of the mouse, I can't post them up.
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Monday, December 29, 2003 :. |
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Shit you. Don't give me so much grief if you love me so much. Sometimes, one must be grateful for the adhesion ability of water that keeps it from flowing out one's eyes. |
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Thursday, December 25, 2003 :. |
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"When I look at the people around me, I see they have a goal in life, and I can see they are doing things to achieve what they want. Me? I see myself still lost and wandering in a few years time." My friend reflected this recently. Ironically, she is the very person who exults the air of future success -- friendly, capable of leadership, a people-person. Just by looking at her, you'd believe that she, too, knows what she desires. So watch me flush her words straight down my mind's proverbial toilet; if she doesn't know what she wants, c'mon, I'll be the one who doesn't know my own name. Idleness is the essence of human's fantasy. Conversely, so is ambition. I'm self-conscious enough to admit that, once, I harboured the wild dream of becoming a professional footballer. Now, I've grown self-conscious enough to admit that, even if you realise your finest dream of playing football for a living, society doesn't do enough to agree with this dream. Part-time is the most you can dream about in this country, so far. Perhaps, I can just migrate to another country hailing women's soccer. Luckily, I'm passionate enough to be able to do that, but unluckily, society isn't passionate enough to inject me the boost for me to -want- to do that. True, I'm still very taken by football. But there comes a time when you realise that your dream remains a dream, and life cries for an alternative option. This is when, with some ambivalence, you come to terms with the fact that you don't know what you want. You are glad that you show every bit of loyalty towards your childhood ambition, but you are distressed that people around you are following that trail of light that is their mortal goals. At this age, people expect you to have already decided firmly on your own future. So you realise that, along with some others, you are standing on the spot, while others pass you by -- whether in a blur, or in a crawl, but they are -still- overtaking you. Though, in the very reality of realities, I believe that for every ambition-seeker, there exists a confused person. Maybe not confused, but nonchalant, apathetic, or otherwise, simply deciding on which forked road to take. For me, at this point in time, it becomes a very familiar "I'll take whatever that comes". I remember some people do scoff at this, but for others, it is a choice of luck by chance, or vice-versa. Will I be the one who will be wandering and stumbling through the irregular trail of life, or will I -- in a train, or feeling the breeze by my room window -- suddenly be hit by the realisation of what I want? But it seems to me that my mind is currently too full of everything else for it to let in some enlightenment as well. Until the latter materialises as reality, heck -- I'll take life as it is right now. Merry Christmas.
P.S. Whoops, sorry, hadn't been able to upload the rest of the strips yet. I should be able to do it before school starts (...I'd better be) ;) |
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Merry Christmas! It shall be a busy period for the next few days; incidentally, not for festive reasons. Tralalalalalalalala |
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Tuesday, December 23, 2003 :. |
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I've posted up the photos. Go ^clover^'s blog for the URL =D Time for some senses tests.
And then there's this test. Got 14/20 with sound, 12/20 without. Hey what's this? Bio questions! x_X |
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*Gak* Seems like I'm going graphic intensive suddenly. Hey, it is after all the last couple of weeks till school starts -- one should make the most of it (by -still- not attempting to do homework. Double gak.)
Graffiti decorations
At present, I have this urge to comment on sadness. My sadness, specifically. Or rather, the lack of it, to be more specifically specific.
A constant wave of tension
According to a personal gauging system of mine, I have... *analyses system* ...I have not been majorly sad since October 16th. Which I think is rather a feat, considering how angst-ridden "this period for teenagers" is. I would have liked to admit that I am actually an even more happy person (SEE: a few months/a year straight without being majorly upset), but for the fact that this October was, in fact, the exam period of junior college level. And it's no big secret why this year's exam should be particularly affecting to me -- even the self-proclaimed optimist in me couldn't convince myself at that time that I would pass 2 subjects at A Level.
The lessons that you taught me
Disappointment. Despair. Regret. Does sadness encompasses all these? Or is it simply just a lack of contentment? I'll come right out and say that I've never experienced as much despair as in that October period, when the tension of surmising how badly I'd done, and the incessant... wisdom of my parents saying that the important thing is that you've done your best was finally getting into you. Ooh but did they know that I had supposed, at that time, my "best effort" was well on its way to getting me another year of the same level? (Fine, actually it wasn't even near a best effort. Dang.)
Now I find myself in question
So was I finally feeling let down by myself, after years of apathy towards exams?
I wanna run away
So damn when I found out that I'd actually passed all the subjects. Totally BAB.
Paper bags and angry voices
So. SO. The point (though I think I've missed it completely) is that -that- was the only time I ever remember feeling completely wrecked. I had looked forward to migrating out of Hong Kong, towards a newer, fresher prospective that looked so damn good on TV advertisements. (Yes I still remember this place here being depicted as a blissful island of warm orange sunset, silhouetted by a family of laughing cyclists with wind in their hair. Hm.) I didn't feel sad when I was finally leaving my primary school. Nor the secondary school. ^__^ As far as I can remember, my life has been carved out of my optimism and natural cheerfulness, which, I believe, doesn't show on my face much nowadays. But it's still there ya. ^__^ When you approach the world -- that has much to offer -- eagerly, it usually reciprocates. Now don't tell me about the adult world; let me enjoy this "vulnerable period" in peace. There isn't much room left for Sadness, then. Yet--
All my talk of taking action
*thinks* ...No, nah, I don't think not doing homework/sleeping early/writing fanfic as I had promised myself warrants much sadness. Maybe the fanfic part though. A bit. Now I find myself in question Do you happen to realise I free-wrote this entry also? They point a finger at me again It does read rather incoherently, ain't it. Guilty by association So actually this entry meant nothing. Much. Jeez I'm just wasting my time near dawn trying to get inspiration for the Script. Free-writing helps inspiration. Though not in this sort of way -_- You point the finger at me again Therefore, dost not blameth me much for supposedly wasting your time. I don't even remember what I wrote in the first half of the entry by now -- couldn't digest my own typing fast enough. (<--This is what free-writing do to me. Jeez, this is gonna feel so weird if I read this entry after posting it)
And yeah, the lyrics are actually here not only to compliment the drawing above, but also to let me cheat. I can sort of try and think what to write next while typing the lyrics.
I wanna run away
On the other hand, maybe I can do a script on sadness. Bwahaha.
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Monday, December 22, 2003 :. |
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*glomps computer*
*points left, or wherever the picture's supposed to appear*
The lines you see in the first two photos? I put them there deliberately, together with some other Photoshop-ping. Was experimenting. Anyway it decreased the perceived amount of the original camera noise, so yay.
Then, thenthenthen then I also met some of the gals I met some time back when I taught them softball. *whistles* Was very pleasantly surprised; -that- was very coincidental. Well, the church was near their school after all. And there I was wondering who they were waving to so frantically in my direction. *haha*
Nice people nice concert nice rain too. -_- Ah well, it was part of the fun huh? *grinz* Despite all your reminders for me not to oversleep on the train, I -nearly- went past Outram Park -- was suddenly jerked awake by mystical forces to see the train doors wide open. In my attempts to strain my neck to see any visible station name, I thought I saw "Outram". In the end I alighted the train rather calmly, just before the doors kiapped on me, I must say.
Yay, am typing a lot of superflous words and sentences.
I HAVEN'T EVEN TOUCHED MY HOMEWORK YET WHAT THE HELL Okay, anyway I'm watching the Tottenham v.s. Manchester United match now. So, do you want me to post the rest of the pictures up... somewhere, or send it via email? Alright, 'til next time. Gosh, it's already 2-0 to United. What has become-d of the footballing world? I bet they will top the table by the final whistle.
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Wednesday, December 17, 2003 :. |
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Yesterday, K's parting words over the end of chalet was, "Don't don't remember to come for training on Friday."
Superfluity aside, I spent this morning dreaming about My Bike And I: The tale of running/cycling around the country and never reaching your destination
Ah. The Freudian Slip of dreams. =========== And from the tale of an utter slacker, to that of an... unslacker...
Saw Sanmay on television; she was in Focus.
And then there's the "if leg is injured, then we'll have to train the arms, and vice-versa, so there isn't any rest throughout the year" thing.
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My left lower 1-quarter-below-the-between-the-calf-and-the-feet HURTS when I walk. I can't put weight on the leg. It had been so since this morning (or afternoon. Whenever I woke up.)
Madness. As if I broke something while tossing in my sleep. ¬_¬
PP.S. Ah~ ^^ And the stars were really glittering on the night of chalet. Also, on the other night in my room, I could actually glimpse much glittering in my peripheral vision! (Well, as much as our urban lights allow. Well.)
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Tuesday, December 16, 2003 :. |
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Wrote an entry just now, but got sucked right down the cyber drain. One word: lack-of-memory. Browser goes swooosh. And whad'ya know? I was just typing that: "I've just found that my browser couldn't connect to the server. Which means I have to copy this whole entry, open Notepad, paste in Notepad, save, suggest a name for the file, click Start, press Turn off Computer, restart, wait, and wait some more, log on, wait again, "That was how far I've gotten before the browser dissolves before my very eyes. Before that, I had been giving a rather live commentory on how the various programmes are crashing one after another. Too bad it didn't survive the on-slaught either. ^__^ So, these previous paras in a glance before the unfortunate multi-crashing of systems:
X3 and I bought back home 2 new mangas~ |
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Sunday, December 15, 2003 :. |
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Another fund-raising event. Strangely, it was not tiring, but I need to go to bed around now. (After watching Blackburn denied a draw against Arsenal. Oh well.)
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Saturday, December 13, 2003 :. |
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A tribute to my favourite transcendent bishounen. 2 weeks past his birthday. Urk. *strangles self*
See, I had been feeling angry with myself for the past couple of days, which translates into no blogging. (But somehow I see that my subconsciousness blogged on the 10th and 11th. ¬_¬)
And thus I finished the layout. ^__^ Now I can attend tomorrow's fund-raising event in peace. -----------
About homework. That was part -- if not whole -- of the reason why I was angry. Anyway, no, I hadn't completed anything major. If at all.
You know what my problem is? I totally lack concentration. Sometimes you find that my blog content veers off in another direction altogether -- Attack of the Lack!concentration. That's also why I find it so hard to complete the next chapter of the fanfic -- the moment I thought of something, and fished out my pen and paper, I would have forgotten what I had wanted to write about. So I sit there in a meditating position and -try- to figure out. Mostly without avail. Do you know that it's already an utter achievement that I managed to string this whole paragraph together with links, and kept(sort of) to the subject? (That's why GP essay writing comes so hard as well, but I digress.)
-_-
Yay ^^ I went off-topic again, I think.
The other writing problem of mine is that I can't even imagine where to begin.
And I still feel very guilty for not updating the fanfic as... um, often as I should. And my homework, truth be told, has not been touched. What I did over the holidays was reading Peter James' Denial, and Michael Crichton's Prey. Michael Crichton has just confirmed his place in my "Favourite Author" spot.
Wait. I thought my dad was computer savvy? I mean, I even heard him teaching his collegues some stuff before. But apparently, that's not enough.
Okay, so, a few minutes later,
"Woah woah! Hold it there! That should be a slash. It's a directory."
"!!! no '.com'!"
So, yay.
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Thursday, December 11, 2003 :. |
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Does it strike one as weird, that you can receive a phone call in which the caller confirms your phone number, pauses a long time before continuing to speak, then you affirm the other's inquiry about your name, then hear much subdued "ah, um...", before getting hung up on? It's as if the caller wants to check my presence in the house. |
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Wednesday, December 10, 2003 :. |
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What is a dyslexic agnostic insomniac? Someone who lays awake at night wondering if there really is a dog.
s.C. |
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Tuesday, December 9, 2003 :. |
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The saiyuki translation is done. Am now in otiose mode. |
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Monday, December 8, 2003 :. |
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In a fit of general altruism, I've convenienced the school's sheltered walkway with a skylight, free of charge.
*shrug*
The school will be glad to know that the ceramic used is of not-too-great quality.
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Sunday, December 7, 2003 :. |
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@_@
Heh^^ anyway, I've tried my best to get rid of the camera noise ya.
Our little prince. And, ah, hmm.
So. pow "DIDN'T I TELL YOU NOT TO GO OUT?? You and your good deed!"
"But Sanzo, am I going to hide here forever?" And s.C.'s heart fluttered. What? Sanzo is actually -hiding- Goku? On his own will? Is that sweet or sweet? *gives Sanzo Medal for Good Deed of the Century*
And. My. Goodness. Have you ever seen Goku this cute? His cheeks are just screaming to be pinched and to elicit cries of "Sooo kawaaaiiiiii~~~!" Of course, Sanzo only smiled. Only. *and s.C. faints from rare Sanzo-smile-attack* Moments of warmth turned nefariously into eons of darkness for Goku the next day. Sanzo didn't come. It was just like... like... then.
Sanzo learnt the truth. His look here was priceless.
Elsewhere, Goku was discovered. And caught. ...
"Get away from him!"
And...
And the tears came... How can I leave a baka like you alone? ... ..."Oi,... -sleeping-? Wake up, saru. ...oi."
Perhaps, you will hear a voice one day too.
----- "Sorry sorry sorry very really very sorry!!"
Whose voice?
..."So, he's staying here."
But you know what? When Xie Shaoguang mentioned "and thank you, XXX, for your great script!", I was at once (unfortunately) reminded of the Dramafest script I have to write. ("OH shit!!! *#@!%%#*!") I think it's due this year. I think I haven't even started it. Let's not even think that I may have forgotten it until he mentioned it. -_- |
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