Thursday, June 29, 2006 @8:46 PM
Hello! :D
First up, HAPPY BIRTHDAY CHING CHING CHINGY!! <3
Today was Lit, it was alright lah, with regards to King Lear and Great Expectations. Chaucer was bad, real bad. Didn't know what I was writing, it doesn't relate to the question at all. Ah well. That's what comes from reading the book the day before the exam.
After which, I sat alone in the canteen and studied for three hours straight, till 5pm! I got really restless, and my bum was cramping up like anything. And no, it's not because I was studying very hard, it was to guard Chee Hui's cake. Heehee, happy birthday Chee! (Her birthday's actually tomorrow) You know, it was so good to be with the basketballers again. Honestly, it felt like a reunion, I haven't hung out with them as a team since the last training. Now I can safely say I miss training, 'cos of them. I love them all. :) And everyone was just laughing and laughing, at nothing in particular and at everything. It was really great.
Went to J8 after that with Zhiying, that crazy girl. Hahaha. We had oyster mee sua and takopaochi!! Yum. Love that girl.
Maybe I've said this a million times, but the sky today was beautiful. I don't really much about colours, but it was this soft, light blue, dotted with streaks of reddish-pink, and white clouds. It was really pretty. And the sunlight was really orangey. I love it when the sun is setting, and there's that orange glow everywhere. It's pretty and warm, like a comforting embrace. And I love it when the sun shines, and you close your eyes, and you can still see the brightness of the sunlight behind closed eyes. You know, although we don't have the Aurora Borealis like Finland (which I really wanna see), or snow, we have pretty darn good sunsets. You know, compared to polluted countries where you can't even see the sky clearly, or countries which always suffer from wet weather.
Am pretty worried over Southeast Asian History. I studied for close to five hours today, and only completed 20 pages. There's 66 pages more to go, and that's not including the economic impact of colonialisation. Gaah. Yet, a part of me doesn't want to study anymore. I just want to chill man. As in, really chill till I freeze. Okay, not funny.
I suddenly miss Malcolm today. He was one of my good friends in primary school. If I remember correctly, he came over to my old house quite frequently. He was really really nice. Slightly annoying at times, but I loved him like a brother all the same. I wish I knew how he was doing now. I saw him last year at TPJC, but something just held me back from saying hi to him. I miss our basketballing times, and I'll never forget his NKF bag. I promised myself that I'll contact him again, somehow, but I don't know if I'll ever do it.
There's still a little bit of your taste in my mouth
Still a little bit of you laced with my doubt
There's still a little hard to say what's going on
There's still a little bit of your ghost, your weakness
There's still a little bit of your face I haven't kissed
You step a little closer each day
That I can’t say what's going on
Stones taught me to fly
Love,it taught me to lie
Life, it taught me to die
So it's not hard to fall
When you float like a cannonball
There's still a little bit of your song in my ear
There's still a little bit of your words I long to hear
You step a little closer to me
So close that I can't see what's going onCannonball, by Damien Rice. Old song, but still a lovely song.
I'm listening to Kiss from a Rose by Seal now, and I'm half amused, half nostalgic. My brother and I loved this song when we were young, haha. Those were the days man, those were the days.
Maybe one day I'll write about my childhood. It was a great childhood, a really great one. Filled with early morning trips to the market in my PJs, filled with running, swimming and basketball, Precious Puppies, Barbie dolls. Hopscotch at the void deck, and the bubble guns. Who could ever forget those? I remember how as a kid I really loved the void deck. In the evening, it practically came alive with kids waiting to play hopscotch, and I loved sitting there because the sun always cast this lovely glow there when it set. And I loved crossing the "bridge" over the longkang to get to my house. It really felt like an adventure, crossing that bridge. I remember the park and the basketball court, and the two Maha Bodhi students who were my basketball pals there, and Econ minimart, and the toy shop where I would go with my brother to race Tamiya cars. Upon retrospect, it was a dumb hobby (racing Tamiya cars) but I just enjoyed it back then.
Yeah, maybe one day I'll write about my childhood.