新的一年又来临了!
猪各位好友: 学业进步, 身体健康, 心想事成!
wishing everyone a "piggy size" happy new year ahead!
恭喜 恭喜!!!
Monday, 19 February 2007
Friday, 16 February 2007
hello from zhuni
hellooo..every one... just found out this blog.. happy cny!!! get lots lots of ang pao!
Wednesday, 14 February 2007
Happy Valentine's Day and Chinese New Year
Hope all of you are doing fine and coping well with your commitments. Here, I wish all of you a happy Valentine's Day and Chinese New Year. Have a break during the Chinese New Year and enjoy yourself.
Sunday, 4 February 2007
hello~~~
hello people~~~
ruifan's here~~
after a long time, i finally joined this blog! blame it on hotmail.
it's like 0047 in the morning and i'm still researching on my art coursework. RAWRR. so i'm kind of bored and pop in to update.
something about my recent life.
actually, it's not very interesting, becoz i have blended in so well with my NJ uniform, that my life is equally dull. okok, i shall stop complaining.
Since the start of this year, i have been very busy. basically, it's just about lessons, homework and tests. we are like trying to kill one another and most of the time, i ended up dead as expected.
The fun part of school is just art itself. we had our own work places where we can do anything we want. it is extremely useful when we don't feel like going to PE lessons (somehow no body in the school realises the art block's presence). it's also a good studying area when we dun want to go to the library where the muggers' population is staturated. coming back to the point, art lessons are really exciting, i learned many new techniques, and met many interesting artist. for instance, we met Singapore's famous potter Mr Iskandar Jalil, who has been awarded the cultural medallion on our visit to the Dragon Kiln last tuesday. He's 68 yrs old, but he's really cool ,funny and poetic and he has cool motorbikes. And last year, we attended a talk by Mr Frank Gehry, a world famous architect in NUS. i found him very inspiring. if you are clueless about who he is, well, he designed the singapore IR for Kerzner-CapitaLand consortium's project, but unfortunately, it's nvr going to be built. Soon, we will be meeting Mr Tang Da Wu, a famous Singapore artist when he is back from overseas. it's kind of exciting.
last last week, my art class took part in the painting 100 chairs event. you can actually bid for a chair online. so please go and at least look at the chairs!~ haha.
it's a kind of late, and i have merely slept for 29 hrs last week, and considering the fact that i have tests and bebate and many more to do in the upcoming week. so, see you. i'm off to do my research~ :)
ruifan's here~~
after a long time, i finally joined this blog! blame it on hotmail.
it's like 0047 in the morning and i'm still researching on my art coursework. RAWRR. so i'm kind of bored and pop in to update.
something about my recent life.
actually, it's not very interesting, becoz i have blended in so well with my NJ uniform, that my life is equally dull. okok, i shall stop complaining.
Since the start of this year, i have been very busy. basically, it's just about lessons, homework and tests. we are like trying to kill one another and most of the time, i ended up dead as expected.
The fun part of school is just art itself. we had our own work places where we can do anything we want. it is extremely useful when we don't feel like going to PE lessons (somehow no body in the school realises the art block's presence). it's also a good studying area when we dun want to go to the library where the muggers' population is staturated. coming back to the point, art lessons are really exciting, i learned many new techniques, and met many interesting artist. for instance, we met Singapore's famous potter Mr Iskandar Jalil, who has been awarded the cultural medallion on our visit to the Dragon Kiln last tuesday. He's 68 yrs old, but he's really cool ,funny and poetic and he has cool motorbikes. And last year, we attended a talk by Mr Frank Gehry, a world famous architect in NUS. i found him very inspiring. if you are clueless about who he is, well, he designed the singapore IR for Kerzner-CapitaLand consortium's project, but unfortunately, it's nvr going to be built. Soon, we will be meeting Mr Tang Da Wu, a famous Singapore artist when he is back from overseas. it's kind of exciting.
last last week, my art class took part in the painting 100 chairs event. you can actually bid for a chair online. so please go and at least look at the chairs!~ haha.
it's a kind of late, and i have merely slept for 29 hrs last week, and considering the fact that i have tests and bebate and many more to do in the upcoming week. so, see you. i'm off to do my research~ :)
Monday, 22 January 2007
House of Wolves
Hello to everyone again. Sorry for not posting, I've been too busy (or rather, lazy) to post lately. Yes, I'm probably the world's biggest procrastinator. And no, there's nothing interesting that I want you guys to know to post about anyway.
In case you're pondering over my very odd choice of title, I have moved out of my current house as I am unable to afford the sky-high rent and have chosen to live in a den with a pack of wolves instead. [/badjoke] But seriously, my house is even noisier than a den full of wolves. Not a good thing when you're two weeks away from exams and haven't started revising yet. It's mainly due to a certain 12-year-old kid in the family. Sorry to say this, but I so hate kids right now. I wish time would speed up so it reaches June and I can (FINALLY!!) move out. On the bright side, my homestay family's going to Perth on holiday for a few days so I can have some rare moments of peace and quiet then. =)
But anyway, that wasn't why I posted this. This may be old news to some, but I'll be back in Singapore yet again come 10 Feb. To be precise, this will be the 3rd time I return to Singapore. I'd much rather come back and spend CNY with my family, in a Chinese-majority country than spend it with a few friends in Australia. There's just no festive mood in Australia, even though there are a lot (and I mean A LOT) of Chinese students there. I know you guys are still in school for the most part, but I hope to somehow see some of you and contact some others. Note that I'll have a handphone number while I'm in Singapore, email or ask me on MSN for it, since I'm not stupid enough to post it on the Web for any Tom, Dick and Harry to see.
In the meantime, I've got to get through my remaining lectures, attend some revision classes, start revising for exams (although you'll still see me on MSN very often) and hope to see you who are reading this when I'm back in Singapore =)
(P.S The first person to figure out the reference I made in the title gets a cookie. Hints may be provided on request. =P)
In case you're pondering over my very odd choice of title, I have moved out of my current house as I am unable to afford the sky-high rent and have chosen to live in a den with a pack of wolves instead. [/badjoke] But seriously, my house is even noisier than a den full of wolves. Not a good thing when you're two weeks away from exams and haven't started revising yet. It's mainly due to a certain 12-year-old kid in the family. Sorry to say this, but I so hate kids right now. I wish time would speed up so it reaches June and I can (FINALLY!!) move out. On the bright side, my homestay family's going to Perth on holiday for a few days so I can have some rare moments of peace and quiet then. =)
But anyway, that wasn't why I posted this. This may be old news to some, but I'll be back in Singapore yet again come 10 Feb. To be precise, this will be the 3rd time I return to Singapore. I'd much rather come back and spend CNY with my family, in a Chinese-majority country than spend it with a few friends in Australia. There's just no festive mood in Australia, even though there are a lot (and I mean A LOT) of Chinese students there. I know you guys are still in school for the most part, but I hope to somehow see some of you and contact some others. Note that I'll have a handphone number while I'm in Singapore, email or ask me on MSN for it, since I'm not stupid enough to post it on the Web for any Tom, Dick and Harry to see.
In the meantime, I've got to get through my remaining lectures, attend some revision classes, start revising for exams (although you'll still see me on MSN very often) and hope to see you who are reading this when I'm back in Singapore =)
(P.S The first person to figure out the reference I made in the title gets a cookie. Hints may be provided on request. =P)
Friday, 5 January 2007
Starting School
Hi everyone, sorry for being inactive for the past one month. Initially, I thought I could post more messages in the holidays so I was quite happy that this blog was created during the school holidays. However, as I looked back, I realised that my whole holiday was all spent on CenTaD research Programme, chinese research essay, CCA matters and holiday assignments. All these work kept me busy throughout the holiday so I could hardly have any time to blog. Coupled with that, I am also prohibited to use my computer at home to blog due to the fact that I used computer too often. Therefore, I can only make use of the school IT facilities to blog now.
Anyway, for the December holiday especially during the last two weeks of holiday, I think quite a series of events happened. While the temperate countries were snowing, we were having raining season. It was raining almost everyday. I think there are a few consecutive week that the downpour was so heavy that some parts of Singapore flooded but it's still minor compared to that of Malaysia. I think quite a large area of Malaysia was completely immersed in water after all the heavy downpours. Following that, Taiwan had some earthquakes and resulted in some major internet connection problem and we could not log onto the internet. Initially, I heard the report that it will take 3 months for Taiwan to repair the underwater cables used for internet connection so I was quite worried then. Luckily, it was fully restored by the last few days before the school reopens, or else the consequence could really be dire.
Besides that, I think I'm also quite happy to receive some of your Christmas greeting card so I decided to send some too. I hope those of you who received it would like it. Nevertheless, I think it is a good idea that we can send each other regards on holiday seasons through e-card. It's fast, convenient and meaningful. After all, it's great to know that there are people out there who still cares for you.
Anyway, the school has started again and term one week one is over now. Time really flies. Soon, it will be the time for me to put all my focus on academics and prepare for the tests in the year ahead. By the way, I had also been accepted into the NUS H3 Physics module so it will be an even busier year for me. What's even worse, the examination for that subject falls on late April and I'm only starting the course on Jan. It will really be a tough battle for me to adapt quickly to the rigour of the course and excel in it while at the same time, coping well with my other subjects and CCA activities. But it will be a fulfilling one if I can succeed in doing so.
However, in view of the increasing time and energy I am going to devote to my academics and CCA activities, I have to apologise first if I'm not able to post anything in the near future. But I promise that I will do my best to contribute to this blog to keep it going.
Towards the end, I would like to take this opportunity to wish all those taking A level good luck and hope that all of you can excel in it. Do put in your utmost effort in this and you will find it rewarding in the end. Even if you did not excel eventually, you will be greatly comforted that you have done your best and you will never come to regret it later. For those who have not done well last year, I think it will not be too late to work hard now since it's just the beginning of the year. With determination and diligence, I believe all of us can perform well.
As for the others who are in the midst of studying university and polytechnic, I also sincerely wish you all the best in whatever you are doing. Good luck everyone.
Anyway, for the December holiday especially during the last two weeks of holiday, I think quite a series of events happened. While the temperate countries were snowing, we were having raining season. It was raining almost everyday. I think there are a few consecutive week that the downpour was so heavy that some parts of Singapore flooded but it's still minor compared to that of Malaysia. I think quite a large area of Malaysia was completely immersed in water after all the heavy downpours. Following that, Taiwan had some earthquakes and resulted in some major internet connection problem and we could not log onto the internet. Initially, I heard the report that it will take 3 months for Taiwan to repair the underwater cables used for internet connection so I was quite worried then. Luckily, it was fully restored by the last few days before the school reopens, or else the consequence could really be dire.
Besides that, I think I'm also quite happy to receive some of your Christmas greeting card so I decided to send some too. I hope those of you who received it would like it. Nevertheless, I think it is a good idea that we can send each other regards on holiday seasons through e-card. It's fast, convenient and meaningful. After all, it's great to know that there are people out there who still cares for you.
Anyway, the school has started again and term one week one is over now. Time really flies. Soon, it will be the time for me to put all my focus on academics and prepare for the tests in the year ahead. By the way, I had also been accepted into the NUS H3 Physics module so it will be an even busier year for me. What's even worse, the examination for that subject falls on late April and I'm only starting the course on Jan. It will really be a tough battle for me to adapt quickly to the rigour of the course and excel in it while at the same time, coping well with my other subjects and CCA activities. But it will be a fulfilling one if I can succeed in doing so.
However, in view of the increasing time and energy I am going to devote to my academics and CCA activities, I have to apologise first if I'm not able to post anything in the near future. But I promise that I will do my best to contribute to this blog to keep it going.
Towards the end, I would like to take this opportunity to wish all those taking A level good luck and hope that all of you can excel in it. Do put in your utmost effort in this and you will find it rewarding in the end. Even if you did not excel eventually, you will be greatly comforted that you have done your best and you will never come to regret it later. For those who have not done well last year, I think it will not be too late to work hard now since it's just the beginning of the year. With determination and diligence, I believe all of us can perform well.
As for the others who are in the midst of studying university and polytechnic, I also sincerely wish you all the best in whatever you are doing. Good luck everyone.
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