Well, hadn't had internet at home for almost one month before i reactiveated it today. I'm feeling like being home after several years' out. ;)
There happend plenty of things during this time period. An exciting and dangerous snow trip (out of this period but hadn't got a chance to log it before internet went down), hanging out with tiger, chief in Crossway, going to Planet Shakers with Miriam and experienced the post-modern church style(It was AWESOME!), and going to South Yarra with Sera and a bunch of guys to attend DNA(a church study group). Well, the prime should be the tour to Crossway, and I will always remember that Sunday night. It was my 21st birthday. I went to Glen Waverley with Rachel, and we leaped into tiger's super ride after arriving there. Then we spent some time at Alicia's house-house:-P She played her piano after i finished a cup of capccino. She was awesome! Then she tried teaching us her great finger-twitching skill, but my fingers were too stupid to learn:(. After mucking around for an hour or so, we headed off Crossway. We yelled continually in the car, and I sang 'The old man, he plays...' with leish, it was so much fun!
(gotta do micro assignment, that's due 2moro. will continue sometime this week)
Wednesday, 29 August 2007
haven't updated it for ages
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Thursday, 26 July 2007
Monday, 23 July 2007
yo yo yo! I'm callin you!
Leave your footprints here, mates! Don't be mean.
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unawareness
The University of South Australia has carried out a nationwide survey, which was the largest Australian study into community's attitudes towards abuse in relationships.
This survey shows firstly that approximately a quarter to almost half of the respondents don't recognize it's the sign of abuse to try to control what their parners wear, to scroll through their text messages and to spend days giving them silent treatment. Secondly, the survey reveals that for people under the age of 18, males are three times more likely than females to think that pressuring for sex is not abusive. Over one-third of young people think that men and women are equally the perpetrators of abuse. However, the survey thirdly shows that women are victims in 85 - 95 per cent of abuse cases and men in 5 - 15 per cent of cases.
All points are from Herald Sun, Monday, July 23rd, 2007.
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Thursday, 19 July 2007
Saturday, 7 July 2007
Thursday, 5 July 2007
scratching ur achy ass?
We meant to meet at 11am at McDonals near Flinders street, but Ken and Chen had got something to do in school, so Wing and I waited 45 minutes for them in McDonalds, also finished two big mac meals. That was easy.:p By the way, Wing looked pretty tired and it seemed he had hit the sack very later last night. But the fact is, he was no later than me last night. I dun know the reason. lol!
Then we took some time to go the MSAC(Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre). Unfortunately, basketball courts there were not available from 9am to 3pm because of some ****in' program. The time we got there was half past one or something. So we headed back to city and picked up Chen's high school classmates and we went to the uni together. It was really a bad day today. I hurt my left hand on the court and the other off. Afterwards, we made our way to Melbourne Central to watch movies and had some food beforehand. Thanks to Ken's coupons, I bought two meals at the price of $10 in Hungry Jacks! It was hard to decide what to see, Ken wanted to watch Transformers, and Wing, Blades of glory. Well, had we chosen to watch either, we would have to wait for two or three hours, which would have been too stupid. So we chose Shrek 3rd at last. Still got an hour to go, so we wandered within Melbourne Central after buying the tickets - CountryRoad, Foot Locker...
The movie turned out to be good, hilarious. Ken said it was better than two, but I couldn't recall any detail of two. So I was just a good listener:). Hey what are we gonna do? They wanted to watch games at crown but I don't have an age-proof stuff(haven't applied for my L yet). Hence, we made our way to my house, then got two decks of cards and started playing. To tell the truth, I rarely played cards. So they taught me different kinds of Poker, which was prevalent in casinos as well as a Hong Kong card game. Although it was my first time to have played these games, it turned out that I earned the most chips. And both Ken and Wing had loans from me, lol!
Yo yo! I'm a folder, not a scruncher! I don't know what you are, but yeah, I'm what I'm saying.(Don't take it seriously man, you know what I'm saying if you are smart enough)
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