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Thursday, February 16, 2006

If life's a bed of roses...

Word of the day: paterfamilias
Meaning: A man who is the head of a household or the father of a family

If life's a bed of roses...

I will sneeze till I die!

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Woke up with a splitting headache today so no school for me. As such, I've decided to blog a random entry since I have got nothing much to do now. Holidays will be approaching soon on the 17th March and I want to line up a series of programmes for this pathetic one-week holidays.

16th (Thursday) : Results released
17th (Friday) : Kayaking 2 star course
18th (Saturday) : Kayaking 2 star course
19th (Sunday) : Kayaking 2 star course
20th (Monday) : Free
21st (Tuesday) : Sentosa trip
22nd (Wednesday) : Free
23rd (Thursday) : Free
24th (Friday) : Free
25th (Saturday) : Free
26th (Sunday) : Free

Please help me fill up my timeslot by asking me out to either 1. go crazy 2. go have fun 3. celebrate your birthday 4. go tanning somewhere along the shorelines of Singapore 5. go fine dining in those tall, red velvet chairs 6. go do anything you want to.

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School work is getting so hectic now I don't know when and what to start revising. I am getting so tired with benzene and all the mechanisms, with differentiation, with uniform gravitational field and all the charges. Whoever said that life's a bed of roses should get shot dead, hanged on the outside of a parapet and get exposed to the elements of the Earth, Pffff!

Well, on a lighter note, happier things are coming my way. I've got myself a new Billabong wallet last Friday and a Billabong "HUMONGOUS" pencil case on Tuesday (look, that's a Valentine's Day gift for myself since I had no date *shrugs*). So, I had my Valentine celebration with ling, kat, eva, claud and her friend. Eventually, we ended up in this Jazz pub somewhere along Boat Quay. Unfortunately, we had lessons the next morning lest we could have stayed back for the live band performance at 9.30pm. As usual, we had our "nuts-war" with each other by throwing peanuts into beer, catching it with the mouth after throwing it up the air and throwing it to each other's mouth. I've come to realise that my body isn't really suitable for nightlife because I became really tired soon after that.

Found: remains of a dead insect in Vanessa's textbook.
Thanks for that lor, it made me laugh to myself amidst Chemistry lessons like I'm some looney having nothing better to do but to talk to the textbook.

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What's the problem with the local entertainment industry lately? They seem to have nothing better to do but to hail people from all walks of life to start joining them for some "idolistic" competitions that just keeps on popping up. If everybody can be an idol, who's gonna support all these so-called idols? Well, what do they do after that? Simple. They get stupid television addicts cum intellectually-challenged and ignorant teeny-boopy teenagers to blindly start voting for these "idols" unless you want to see your favourite guy/girl getting boot out of the competition. I don't mean by one or two calls for a particular person you support. It can go so crazy that some will even fork out hundreds a month just to ensure their "idol" remains in the competition. Yes, that's what they do and poor parents start forking out their monthly salary to feed the bloodsucking telecommunication company and the never-ending competitions that just changes their theme from time-to-time.

First, there's Singapore Idol. Then, there's Project Superstar. Next on, it's Staridol and wait, we have the Superhost as well. If that isn't enough, we've got Campus superstar, Superband and the second series of Singapore Idol. Not forgetting the fellow peers from Suria and Vasantham Central joining in with some other competitions of the same sort. So, when is this vicious cycle going to end? It's nonetheless interesting in the beginning but as the competition gets heated up, more and more investments have to be made just to support these "idols" to ensure that they can win. Novelty wears off, please create better and more interesting programmes. Now look, one year after Singapore Idol, where the hell is Sylvester Sim and Taufik? Whatever, point noted so I shan't continue my discussion regarding this topic, it's just a waste of time.

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Happy thursday anyway, I am going off to sleep again so that I will feel energetic for the Sunday Sentosa session!

|._Ondre stumbled at 5:18:00 PM_.|

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