Transformer 3

I'm going to watch Transformer 3 with my classmates in Berjaya Times Square, at 9.30pm tonight.

Dark of the Moon. Really looking forward to it. =D

Some said that the movie was not really nice for them. Hmmm. Perhaps their expectations are way too high.

I don't care. I just want to enjoy myself tonight and forget about assignments, assignments and assignments.

Dear assignments, I'm sorry that I won't be able to date you tonight. Bye for now. =P

The Day Where My Mum Suffered

Have you ever wondered what does your birthday mean to you?

To me, my big day is equivalent to my mum's suffering day. It is a day where you mum screamed in pain before you came to this world. Therefore, when it comes to your birthday, please give your mum a big hug and say 'I Love You'.

Mum, thanks for everything. I love you. ^.^

I would like to thank my classmates for having a birthday celebration for me yesterday. Although I got 'bullied' by them, but I still enjoy spending time with them very very much. They are really awesome people. I found it hard to describe how great the chemistry is between us.

Not forgetting to thank all my friends who 'flooded' my Facebook's wall with all the birthday wishes, and those who send me text messages. There is one friend whom I would like to thank especially because he gave me a big birthday surprise. He learnt guitar just to play a birthday song for me!

I really have a wonderful day on my 20th birthday. I will always remember the day. I love all of you very much. =)

Last Day of Being 19

In the blink of an eye, I have actually lived as a homo sapiens for almost 20 years. Wow.

Can't think of what to say right now. Just back from university and I'm really worn out. All the lectures have been cancelled today and I went out for a karaoke session with my classmates. For me, university life is just about having fun. LOL

Starting from tomorrow, my age will start with digit '2'. No matter how unwilling I am to let this happen, I will still become a 20-year-old young man tomorrow. Age is something that always goes up, but never comes down. Life moves on.

Things that I going to do now before turning 20:

1. Pray. To thank God who have brought my life this far.
2. Tell the loved ones that I really love them.
3. Take a portrait of myself. Haha.
4. Forget the unhappy things and cherish the good ones.
5. Sleep early! (I don't want to look awful on my big day. LOL)

Good night. =)

New Template!

Presented to you, the new design of my blog!

I do not know why I have the sudden urge to change my blog's design. Anyway, just let it be. Maybe I think my previous blog design is kind of dull with black colour. Blue colour has made my blog look fresh, hasn't it?

By the way, I did not have a good sleep last night. I was only able to sleep at 3am last night and I woke up at 8am today.

Something is really bothering me, badly.

I'm going to take my 'siesta' now. Tata.

A Torturing Laugh

Kids are so creative and humorous nowadays. We were in our mum's car when my sister told me a joke.

A nanny has a pet, a puppy whom she named 'Nene' (in Cantonese means woman's breasts). One day, the nanny goes out to the town and left her puppy at home. A thieve breaks into the house to steal her property.

The thieve searches everywhere and he can find nothing valuable in the house. He gets angry and tears nanny's clothes. The puppy sees the thieves and attempts to bite him. The thieve chokes the puppy to death. Then, he drinks the milk from the fridge before he leaves.

When the nanny reaches home, she was shocked and called the police immediately. On the phone, she said:

"Hello, police? Somebody tore my clothes, squeezed my 'Nene' and drank my milk!"

*Roll on the floor laughing*

My stomach was really full when I heard this joke. It was torturing to laugh that time because I had a stomachache and had the feeling of throwing up.

Tantrum

I'm throwing a tantrum just like a kid right now.

Two words for today: Fxxx up!

I feel that the whole world is turning against me today. FML.

The world and people are constantly changing. The only solution is to get used to it, but not complaining over things and being a foolish fool.

I'm having dinner with my family in Kikyo Japanese Buffet Restaurant tonight, which is located in Bandar Puteri Puchong.

The dinner is meant to celebrate my birthday which is coming up next week. I hope being a gourmand tonight can make me forget about the hassles that I have encountered today.

Take care guys. Ciao.

Adele

I am currently in love with Adele, who is an English singer cum songwriter. Her live performances are very impressive.





Good night. =)

@.@

I'm super duper freaking tired, mentally.

Everything is not going well for me. I feel stressed up when I saw others have done a lot of progress for their assignments.

I really really wish I have a good sleep right now.

Zzzzz.

Ops, it is 10.55am now and I am having a dicussion meeting at 11am. No time even for a short break.

Bye.

UTAR Film Festival

I attended the UTAR Film Festival last Saturday. It was a splendid event except the sound system went out of control a little and the emcees should have more spontaneous response.

The event kicked off with the movie review. Two local films were played during the screening, i.e. Sini Ada Hantu directed by James Lee and The Bloody Fish directed by Dick Chua. The former one was hilarious and frightened some of the audience whereas the latter was mind-blowing and create uneasy feelings of the viewers.

What I like the most is the personalities of the local directors. During an interview and sharing session with James Lee and Dick Chua, their answers to our questions were useful in the sense that they increased our knowledge about film industry in local and oversea. I was impressed by their perseverance and creativity in producing films.

Not forgetting a young and good looking actor/director, Teddy Chin, who is also one of the important guests for the event. He studied, acted and was a host in Taiwan before he came back to Malaysia a month ago. He has got a friendly personality but there was something I did not like about him - his words were rather offensive to the audience.

After the film festival, I went to Subang Jaya's Snowflake and Asia Cafe with my classmates to 'heal' our gluttonous stomachs. That was the best part of the day.

Presented to you, the Snowflake Gang. LOL

Thinking

Quote of the day:

'Thinking is hard, but there is no substitute to it.'

Posted this quote randomly. Anyway, today is my mum's big day. Happy Birthday to her!

Wish her stay pretty and always in the pink of health.

Another two weeks of today is going to be my big day.

*Ahem* (Coughing) Please take note of that, it's VERY IMPORTANT. =P

Adios. I love all of you very much. (Yes, I'm going nuts today. LOL)

If Your Mum Is On Facebook

This is so damn FUNNY! Luckily my mum does not always check on me even though she has a Facebook account.

She'd better not read this blog post too, hopefully. =P

Random

I would like to say 10 random things about me. If you are not interested to know, kindly press Alt + F4. LOL

1. I hate my time table so much. Thanks to UTAR.
2. I want to remove the scars on my face so DAMN badly!
3. I'm going to take MUET in mid October.
4. A pile of assignments is killing me, AGAIN!
5. I'm addicted to vegetarian food recently.
6. My new favorite quote: Impossible is nothing.
7. I hate Facebook, but still play all the time.
8. I have no idea when am I going to take Japanese class.
9. I've learnt piano before, but have low musical intelligence.
10. I like it when the people around me are happy. =D

Thank you for reading. Ciao.

Bad Day

I am not supposed to attend any class on Wednesday because I have arranged my time table well.

There is a so-called career talk today at 2.30pm. I am 'forced' to attend this event because it is compulsory for everyone and attendance will be taken by our lecturer.

Few hours before the talk, I played badminton with my classmates and I sprained my left leg, AGAIN. I thought it has fully recovered since last week. I shall visit the chiropractor (铁打) tomorrow morning.

Professor Terence Lee, who is from Murdoch University and have stayed in Australia for 16 years, was the speaker of the talk. He finished his talk in less than an hour and I did not really understand what is he talking about. Although he has great proficiency in his English, but he could not make me interested in his talk.

On the way back home, I got scolded by my mother for nothing.

Screw this 'awesome' day. Nights.