I start work next monday! And although it's a night job and I'm still free during the day, I still get income! Which is like, WHOO!
Watched 'The Ghosts must be Crazy' with Jeff, Steve-o, Belle, Nat and Fudge.
The movie was alright, the usual Jack Neo nonsense... Hilarity galore without much substance.
It was great hanging out with people I didn't really know a few months ago. Who knew Family Guy could bond Steven and I? (And our elusive tutor, Ryan..)
The ride home was pretty hilarious. Jeff, Steven and I were afraid of awkward pauses (cuz' the three of us didn't really have a lot of common topics. We didn't even take the same subjects!) so we made a deal not to stop talking. It was really stupid. I would point to some random advert on the train ('Oh, look! Police!') and someone would just continue (Jeff: 'Oh yeah. You notice they're around a lot now.') And when the conversation would die down, someone else would come up with something random.
Mum's still not talking to me, by the way. Just to let whoever bothers to keep track know.
Well, staying at home has been fun and all, but I'm glad I got out today. It's been awesome. And you know what? I wish I was omnipotent. Then I could do whatever I wanted to. And whether or not there were consequences... well, screw them all. Life's a bitch.
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Friday, January 07, 2011
Thursday, January 06, 2011
I guess the change in my pocket wasn't enough.
Well, this is the first time in a while that I didn't blog during the holidays.
Normally, my blog is filled to the brim with happenings during the Nov/Dec hols.
This year, I guess I was a little too preoccupied with the whole 'A'levels are over' nonsense.
Right now, I feel like taking a break from the whole world.
I feel like sitting on my bed and not have to interact with anyone.
Now that the most dreaded exams in my life are over, you'd think I can catch a fucking break.
Well, the truth is, with parents like these, no one bloody can.
You know, it's only when you turn 18, have finished all educational obligations for the year, and are officially legal in some parts of the world do you realise how fucking overprotective your parents are.
I mean, I play a bit of mahjong and suddenly, I'm a gambler. I drink a bit, and suddenly, I'm an alcoholic. OMG, C'MON!!!
My mum's CURRENTLY mad at me (like she's been for the past month or so for various reasons.) because I played mahjong with my brother and his friends.
I really can't take it anymore. I keep apologising and apologising... but it's like I will always be at fault as long as we're having an argument.
The only reason I thought they were open-minded and all that nonsense was only because I just never did anything that warranted any fucking open-minded-ness.
I really really don't like comparing myself to my brothers (or anyone else for that matter) but this is just stupid!
They keep giving me stupid standards to follow that NO ONE ELSE in my family has to adher to. Why? Am I really that precious? Do they really think I'm THAT stupid? Or gullible? Or just not trust-worthy.
Anyway, I'm sick and tired of being treated like I'm still 15. I know I still have a lot to learn from life, and I may not be very mature yet, but if I make a mistake, at least it was mine to make.
Not something I couldn't do because 'mummy didn't let me'.
I don't care anymore. I just don't.
I should just become a gambler, an alcoholic, a drug-abuser and all that stuff the government said was bad for you just to rub it in their faces.
Then, I won't be their little girl anymore. And the world would be good.
Normally, my blog is filled to the brim with happenings during the Nov/Dec hols.
This year, I guess I was a little too preoccupied with the whole 'A'levels are over' nonsense.
Right now, I feel like taking a break from the whole world.
I feel like sitting on my bed and not have to interact with anyone.
Now that the most dreaded exams in my life are over, you'd think I can catch a fucking break.
Well, the truth is, with parents like these, no one bloody can.
You know, it's only when you turn 18, have finished all educational obligations for the year, and are officially legal in some parts of the world do you realise how fucking overprotective your parents are.
I mean, I play a bit of mahjong and suddenly, I'm a gambler. I drink a bit, and suddenly, I'm an alcoholic. OMG, C'MON!!!
My mum's CURRENTLY mad at me (like she's been for the past month or so for various reasons.) because I played mahjong with my brother and his friends.
I really can't take it anymore. I keep apologising and apologising... but it's like I will always be at fault as long as we're having an argument.
The only reason I thought they were open-minded and all that nonsense was only because I just never did anything that warranted any fucking open-minded-ness.
I really really don't like comparing myself to my brothers (or anyone else for that matter) but this is just stupid!
They keep giving me stupid standards to follow that NO ONE ELSE in my family has to adher to. Why? Am I really that precious? Do they really think I'm THAT stupid? Or gullible? Or just not trust-worthy.
Anyway, I'm sick and tired of being treated like I'm still 15. I know I still have a lot to learn from life, and I may not be very mature yet, but if I make a mistake, at least it was mine to make.
Not something I couldn't do because 'mummy didn't let me'.
I don't care anymore. I just don't.
I should just become a gambler, an alcoholic, a drug-abuser and all that stuff the government said was bad for you just to rub it in their faces.
Then, I won't be their little girl anymore. And the world would be good.
Wednesday, December 01, 2010
So dance like it's the last night of your life.
It seems so surreal that the past two years of burying my nose in books have been reduced to three weeks of unbelievable, completely-exaggerated torture.
Then again, time seems to pass so fast, I'm sitting on a park bench in the middle of the pathway they call life wondering what ever happened to the second-hand on the clock.
And of course, when the torture ends, the credit card comes out and I'm swiping it at so many different outlets, I can't keep track.
Then I shrug and smile sheepishly as my bill comes in a sharp, flat white envelope.
In other news,
I plan to redesign my blog skin.
Watch as I bulldoze my way through the Christmas holidays!
Then again, time seems to pass so fast, I'm sitting on a park bench in the middle of the pathway they call life wondering what ever happened to the second-hand on the clock.
And of course, when the torture ends, the credit card comes out and I'm swiping it at so many different outlets, I can't keep track.
Then I shrug and smile sheepishly as my bill comes in a sharp, flat white envelope.
In other news,
I plan to redesign my blog skin.
Watch as I bulldoze my way through the Christmas holidays!
Wednesday, November 03, 2010
It takes two.
I lost my baby today. The best present I have ever gotten. Such a useful tool. It was my own to use, personalise. I lost it to a guy who would never appreciate it like I did.
I can't believe it's gone. It's all my fault. Why did I do it??
I can't believe it's gone. It's all my fault. Why did I do it??
Thursday, October 07, 2010
Brick by brick, we can build it from the floor.
I am so exhausted so I'll probably call it a night.
Before that, however, I wanted to write a little something that I want to remember as the years go by.
I was a bit desolate of late and went to consult Joan. Today, I went to look at my grades and realised that I did pretty alright I guess. DEFINITELY needs improvement, but I don't feel demoralised anymore.
Over SMS, I told my dear BFF that my grades spelt 'BE SAD'.
She told me it was probably a message from God.
I was confused as to why God wanted me to continue living in desolation.
Her reply was that God wanted me to look at my grades, feel the regret for a bit, then move on to score really well for my A's. He wanted to write 'GOOD JOB', but that was not possible. He had to be creative.
:)
I love Joan. :)))
Before that, however, I wanted to write a little something that I want to remember as the years go by.
I was a bit desolate of late and went to consult Joan. Today, I went to look at my grades and realised that I did pretty alright I guess. DEFINITELY needs improvement, but I don't feel demoralised anymore.
Over SMS, I told my dear BFF that my grades spelt 'BE SAD'.
She told me it was probably a message from God.
I was confused as to why God wanted me to continue living in desolation.
Her reply was that God wanted me to look at my grades, feel the regret for a bit, then move on to score really well for my A's. He wanted to write 'GOOD JOB', but that was not possible. He had to be creative.
:)
I love Joan. :)))
Monday, September 20, 2010
She used to be a pearl.
I don't know why I'm crying. The tears just keep running down my sullen cheeks.
I think it's because, after 18 years, you'd expect my parents to stop acting like no one else exists.
My dad. He can be such a monster. No one talks to him because they'll either cry or blow a fuse.
I don't know what his problem is. Sometimes I feel like I have to stand up for him because everyone's completely pissed at him and I don't like that cuz' he's still my dad. And he does all these things like pick out the boneless parts of the fish for me and pick me up from various places. And I also try to remember that he's always there for me and that he loves me so much.
So why do I feel like he's changed. Like he's so mean to everyone now. He constantly blows his top off. He made my brother yell. No one has ever made my brother yell. My brother does not yell.
Why do I feel like sometimes, I don't have a daddy I can talk to. And he hurts my mum.
And she cries. And he continues not to see that it doesn't matter whether he's right or not. It's how everyone feels. And they feel like shit. And they keep fighting. And my mum said she wants to leave him. If she could, she would.
I think the only thing keeping them together is the catholic faith. And it's not even like a 'the faith keeps us together' thing. It's a 'I'm catholic. They said no divorces. Damn.' thing.
So what is the point of staying together if you hurt so much? I'm not questioning God here... but I wish he could help. I'm just so tired of constantly putting up a front. Brother said to talk to him. But I'm scared. He doesn't see me as a grown-up daughter, I'm still a kid. In his eyes. I'll never be anything more.
I keep praying to God for things. I don't even deserve them. I'm probably one of the worst catholics in the world now. And I still keep asking him for stuff. It's like I think he's santa claus.
I can't face anyone anymore. I'm trying... but I keep giving in to the bad things. And I'm still hurting for all the pain. And my family isn't as strong as it used to be. And I'm so scared everything will just crumble. And I will have no more of anything.
I'm so scared. You don't know how scared I am. I want to talk to someone... but I don't think I deserve that pleasure.
I think it's because, after 18 years, you'd expect my parents to stop acting like no one else exists.
My dad. He can be such a monster. No one talks to him because they'll either cry or blow a fuse.
I don't know what his problem is. Sometimes I feel like I have to stand up for him because everyone's completely pissed at him and I don't like that cuz' he's still my dad. And he does all these things like pick out the boneless parts of the fish for me and pick me up from various places. And I also try to remember that he's always there for me and that he loves me so much.
So why do I feel like he's changed. Like he's so mean to everyone now. He constantly blows his top off. He made my brother yell. No one has ever made my brother yell. My brother does not yell.
Why do I feel like sometimes, I don't have a daddy I can talk to. And he hurts my mum.
And she cries. And he continues not to see that it doesn't matter whether he's right or not. It's how everyone feels. And they feel like shit. And they keep fighting. And my mum said she wants to leave him. If she could, she would.
I think the only thing keeping them together is the catholic faith. And it's not even like a 'the faith keeps us together' thing. It's a 'I'm catholic. They said no divorces. Damn.' thing.
So what is the point of staying together if you hurt so much? I'm not questioning God here... but I wish he could help. I'm just so tired of constantly putting up a front. Brother said to talk to him. But I'm scared. He doesn't see me as a grown-up daughter, I'm still a kid. In his eyes. I'll never be anything more.
I keep praying to God for things. I don't even deserve them. I'm probably one of the worst catholics in the world now. And I still keep asking him for stuff. It's like I think he's santa claus.
I can't face anyone anymore. I'm trying... but I keep giving in to the bad things. And I'm still hurting for all the pain. And my family isn't as strong as it used to be. And I'm so scared everything will just crumble. And I will have no more of anything.
I'm so scared. You don't know how scared I am. I want to talk to someone... but I don't think I deserve that pleasure.
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
We can go if you want to, we can leave your friends behind.
So I decided to give a short piece today. In case I don't get to. Ever.
School was pretty fun. I mean, sure, I spent, like, ONE good productive hour in it, but it really wasn't that bad.
I took the attendance today, which made me feel quite important. :DDD (Oh Gosh, how the small things please me..)
ELEVEN of us came today. Which was like, WOAH. But it was actually SO much more fun having a small class.
We took over a TA class and made them scram (HAHA) and then played music while finishing our cards for the teachers.
Got displaced. Because apparently.... lessons are still going on... (IT'S STAFF DAY PEOPLE!!) But it didn't matter much. We went round giving out our cards.
First was Miss Wong. We crashed her session with her class and presented our card. And when she came out of the class, my mouth opened and I went, "Happy Birthd-" And of course, everyone in her class heard. Because the amplitude of my voice is unfortunately comparable with those of jet planes. And after Miss Wong went back into the room, echos of the 'Happy birthday' song could be heard.
After that, my class sang Happy Birthday to all the teachers. (Ms Kwan, Mr Low and Ms Li.) And they called it the Law of Steph. Which states that One must sing Happy Birthday for a teacher on Teachers' Day. The assumptions are: 1. It must not be a teacher's actual birthday. 2. The teacher is present to hear it.
I had fun annoying ZY, as usual. Taking apart his wallet to his dismay.
The concert was.... Well, as far as school concerts go, I probably had better. But the point was, cute boy. :DD 'Nuff said.
Anyway, I really really like my class. I think I don't mention it enough. From my initial apprehensions, I now really have a class that I feel so belonged in. And that I love. I haven't had that since Primary 6 Frangipani.
A special shoutout to Huang Huiling who is turning 18 on the 7th of September. I know you love us. We love you too. Enjoy the scrapbook! :) (All the hard work was worth it when she teared in joy. :D)
And hugs to my girls (Janice, Ping, Vonne and Wen) and the annoying boys who have apparently made me the centre of bullying since Vonne wasn't there. (ZY, Henry, Oliver, Che Xuan.)
School was pretty fun. I mean, sure, I spent, like, ONE good productive hour in it, but it really wasn't that bad.
I took the attendance today, which made me feel quite important. :DDD (Oh Gosh, how the small things please me..)
ELEVEN of us came today. Which was like, WOAH. But it was actually SO much more fun having a small class.
We took over a TA class and made them scram (HAHA) and then played music while finishing our cards for the teachers.
Got displaced. Because apparently.... lessons are still going on... (IT'S STAFF DAY PEOPLE!!) But it didn't matter much. We went round giving out our cards.
First was Miss Wong. We crashed her session with her class and presented our card. And when she came out of the class, my mouth opened and I went, "Happy Birthd-" And of course, everyone in her class heard. Because the amplitude of my voice is unfortunately comparable with those of jet planes. And after Miss Wong went back into the room, echos of the 'Happy birthday' song could be heard.
After that, my class sang Happy Birthday to all the teachers. (Ms Kwan, Mr Low and Ms Li.) And they called it the Law of Steph. Which states that One must sing Happy Birthday for a teacher on Teachers' Day. The assumptions are: 1. It must not be a teacher's actual birthday. 2. The teacher is present to hear it.
I had fun annoying ZY, as usual. Taking apart his wallet to his dismay.
The concert was.... Well, as far as school concerts go, I probably had better. But the point was, cute boy. :DD 'Nuff said.
Anyway, I really really like my class. I think I don't mention it enough. From my initial apprehensions, I now really have a class that I feel so belonged in. And that I love. I haven't had that since Primary 6 Frangipani.
A special shoutout to Huang Huiling who is turning 18 on the 7th of September. I know you love us. We love you too. Enjoy the scrapbook! :) (All the hard work was worth it when she teared in joy. :D)
And hugs to my girls (Janice, Ping, Vonne and Wen) and the annoying boys who have apparently made me the centre of bullying since Vonne wasn't there. (ZY, Henry, Oliver, Che Xuan.)
Sunday, August 08, 2010
I'm hearing what you say but I just can't make a sound.
Joan and I were discussing about our futures. It's fun to talk about what may happen in 10 years or so. Maybe the little patter of feet will grace our ears.
Anyway, it's the national day holiday tomorrow, so I decided to stay up a little late and do up this little 'Godparent' chart for memories' sake.
Anyway, it's the national day holiday tomorrow, so I decided to stay up a little late and do up this little 'Godparent' chart for memories' sake.
Isn't this awesome?
Friday, August 06, 2010
Lunatic for a god or a God for a lunatic.
EEE. I have Eye Candy. HAHAHAHA.
I like how we see each other a lot. HAHAHA.
God, I am SUCH a girl.
Well, with the crazy THING happening to me, I need distractions.
Thanks, cute boy!
I like how we see each other a lot. HAHAHA.
God, I am SUCH a girl.
Well, with the crazy THING happening to me, I need distractions.
Thanks, cute boy!
Sunday, August 01, 2010
You can't escape my private eyes
I also need to say... I do forgive you, but you don't have my trust anymore. I'm sorry. It's too crazy for me, so while I wanna remain friends with you, you gotta earn my trust.
Okay. I'm sorry. I tried. I thought I could do it. I can't. It would be better if we don't speak. Yup. Until I decide you deserve to direct words to me.
(Edited on 06.08.2010)
On another note, I missed hanging out with Azzy and Kenny. (HAHAHA. I'm so gonna call him Kenny to annoy him.)
They shop like GIRLS. Except they have NO clue what to buy. Gosh.
And they haven't stopped being annoying. Which is endearing because they can get really stupid and crazy and it's fun, whether or not I ever admit it to them.
Silly boys. HAHA. Them and their weefies.
The topic of the day was 'Everything you do changes your life.'
They would scream, 'STOP STEPH. DOING THAT WILL CHANGE YOUR LIFE!' at random intervals.
And they wanted to publish a book on it. And win the Nobel Prize with the one million dollars.
I didn't have the heart to tell them that they already have a book on it. Books, actually. It's called the 'butterfly effect' and basically encompassed all they mentioned.
But I didn't dare ruin their fun.
Oh god. Tomorrow's gonna be a nightmare.
Friday, July 23, 2010
Honesty is what you need
Okay. I wrote quite a bit... apparently blogger decided to be a little annoying.
But let me start with something simple, if just to let this post run smoothly..
I told my class girls about my eye candy. And of course, because they are so cute and weird all at once, they giggle every time he passes by now.
Or tug on my shirt relentlessly. Or whack me on the arm, making odd noises. Or raise an eyebrow and give a wry grin.
I really do love their antics, no matter how annoying they can get. They are really sweet, which is the bottom line so we'll leave it at that.
Anyway, I got myself out of my misery. So that means I no longer am able to use this handy laptop I do love and hate at the same time. And I'm really cool with that! Only, that also means I no longer will be blogging. Much, if at all, really.
So yes, if I'm not in Durham, Warwick or Southampton next year, I probably got into NUS law and decided for some reason to stay in singapore. Or I decided to change career courses. Or I got eaten by a hungry gorilla carrying flame torches.
And I would like to thank my readers (Any ones left? No? That's really odd...) for their time in scanning through what would be a few years worth of nonsense and 'OMG KILL ME NOW' crap. :)
This is a video from 'How I Met Your Mother'. It is an awesome show, watch it. In this video, Barney Stinson explains to the rest that you have to wait 3 days before asking a girl out because Jesus said so. It's hilarious.
Sunday, July 11, 2010
I get knocked down, but I get up again. You're never gonna keep me down.
I wanted to blog last night after Mark's wedding. But the internet in my room went on the fritz, so you know, I couldn't/didn't/felt like kicking something.
Last night was awesome. As with all weddings in my family, I get to spend it dressed up and catching up with my lovely 'cousins', Bernadette (we call her Bernie or Bern'), Marissa (M'rissa), Vanessa (Been calling her 'Vaness' since she was a tyke) and Mark (He's a smaller version of the Mark that got married. Really. They were both nightmares as kids and the small one's growing up to be a strapping young man just like the older one.)
I am extremely close to them, seeing as to how the rest of my cousins have an average age of almost 30. Oh right. And I call them my 'cousins' because technically, we aren't related by blood in any way, but our families are super close and any form of romance developing between both would seem like incest. Even though it's lawfully not. HAHA.
So I love hanging out with them. Catching up about our current 'predicaments' and talking about other family members (gossiping more like) and everything else. And at every wedding where we all present together (meaning, mostly my family's weddings), we will dance and dance and dance and feel like popstars.
It's a tradition that we started when we were young. It started with the oldest, Bernie, Marissa and myself grooving to my brother's old hi-fi set (Same one that's in my room currently) and making up crazy moves to 'That Thing You Do' by The Wonders. (That's why it's still one of my favourites up till today) It moved on to classics like the Macarena. After a while, we would pass on the dance moves to the younger ones. (Although I'm pretty sure we didn't do that till we were much older. Were quite selfish and 'exclusive' as kids.)
Anyway, to cut the story short, I was really happy last night. Knowing that I'll always have these people in my lives is a huge blessing. And that we can party our socks off is amazing. One day, I'll invite them to go clubbing. :)
How's this for a fluff piece? :D
Last night was awesome. As with all weddings in my family, I get to spend it dressed up and catching up with my lovely 'cousins', Bernadette (we call her Bernie or Bern'), Marissa (M'rissa), Vanessa (Been calling her 'Vaness' since she was a tyke) and Mark (He's a smaller version of the Mark that got married. Really. They were both nightmares as kids and the small one's growing up to be a strapping young man just like the older one.)
I am extremely close to them, seeing as to how the rest of my cousins have an average age of almost 30. Oh right. And I call them my 'cousins' because technically, we aren't related by blood in any way, but our families are super close and any form of romance developing between both would seem like incest. Even though it's lawfully not. HAHA.
So I love hanging out with them. Catching up about our current 'predicaments' and talking about other family members (gossiping more like) and everything else. And at every wedding where we all present together (meaning, mostly my family's weddings), we will dance and dance and dance and feel like popstars.
It's a tradition that we started when we were young. It started with the oldest, Bernie, Marissa and myself grooving to my brother's old hi-fi set (Same one that's in my room currently) and making up crazy moves to 'That Thing You Do' by The Wonders. (That's why it's still one of my favourites up till today) It moved on to classics like the Macarena. After a while, we would pass on the dance moves to the younger ones. (Although I'm pretty sure we didn't do that till we were much older. Were quite selfish and 'exclusive' as kids.)
Anyway, to cut the story short, I was really happy last night. Knowing that I'll always have these people in my lives is a huge blessing. And that we can party our socks off is amazing. One day, I'll invite them to go clubbing. :)
How's this for a fluff piece? :D
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