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| Thursday, November 23rd, 2006 | | 12:01 am |
| | Friday, June 16th, 2006 | | 11:44 pm |
Never again, folks
I haven't logged on to LJ for ages, except for (staying in touch with? reading about? the sake of) a handful of people whose main blogs are here. I love you though you use LJ, hah. Am terribly unlikely to ever return. Current Mood: silent | | Sunday, January 22nd, 2006 | | 12:12 pm |
hahahaha
| You scored as Theater. You should be a Theater major! Like a bohemian actress, you are seasoned and confident and not afraid to express yourself!
Theater | | 100% | Anthropology | | 100% | Journalism | | 100% | Sociology | | 100% | Psychology | | 100% | English | | 92% | Chemistry | | 92% | Mathematics | | 83% | Engineering | | 75% | Philosophy | | 67% | Linguistics | | 67% | Dance | | 58% | Biology | | 58% | Art | | 33% | </td>
What is your Perfect Major? (PLEASE RATE ME!!<3)
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| | Friday, January 13th, 2006 | | 10:54 pm |
stuff and nonsense
 | You scored as Arwen. You're Arwen Evenstar! This elven princess may not get in on too much action, but she's always optimistic and hopeful for the future. She does what she can to help her love, Aragorn, who is off fighting, and is always supportive of him.
"I would rather spend one lifetime with you than face all the ages of this world alone."
Arwen | | 75% | Eowyn | | 75% | Aragorn | | 69% | Pippin | | 50% | Samwise | | 50% | Gandalf | | 50% | Gollum | | 38% | Frodo | | 31% | Faramir | | 6% | </td>
Which LOTR character are you?
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| | Sunday, November 6th, 2005 | | 3:39 am |
the Se7en quiz
tagged by ![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif?v=92.1) lestat80, a long time ago. Sorry dear, I haven't read LJ for two or three weeks. Se7en Things : 1.Se7en things that (will) scare me: a) My retirement/medical funds running out before I die b) Guys not stopping when I tell them to stop c) Not changing as I get older d) Losing all access to books and current periodicals (all types) e) Losing my sense of touch f) Losing my sense of hearing g) Too many superficial friends 2.Se7en things I like the most: a) Talking b) Being financially self-sufficient c) the internet d) Creating music e) Chatting with friends, old and new f) Endearingly protective men g) Interesting books 3:Se7en most important things in my room : a) music CDs b) bed c) jewellery makeup perfume (same category of things) d) clothes e) alarm clock f) computer g) books 4.Se7en random facts about me: a) I have a distinction in Grade 8 piano b) I used to sing Alto One in JC choir c) I used to command itty-bitty Sec 1s for mass dance, two years d) some say I have an evil way with men ;) e) I speak Mandarin with a PRC accent f) I prefer vegetables to meat when eating outside, with rare exceptions g) I have extraordinarily good hearing 5.Se7en things I plan to do before I die a) Be debt-free while having my own house b) Probably get married c) Learn more d) See more e) Do more f) Love. g) Get used to work life. 6.Se7en things I can do: a) Uh..... HAHAHAHAHA to Lestat! b) Routine methodical things c) Listen (this is feedback from almost everybody) d) Kill things for a living *blandly* e) Lie. f) Pretend happiness and good cheer when I'm really not. g) Type really fast. 7.Se7en things I can't do: a) Finance. Good grief. b) Physics c) Talk to people who constantly need to be reassured either for real or perversely d) Participate in casual conversation about good food places - I really don't want to go all the way to Tuas just to eat some whatever whatever thing. e) Talk cheemly about politics, religion and the human condition. f) Tolerate people whose purpose in life is vested in the actions of not themselves but instead other people. Hopeless. g) Pay to watch horror movies. 8.Se7en words I say the most: a) Hello. b) Haha! c) Hmmm. d) How are you? e) Wow f) No g) yup 9.Se7en celeb crushes I do not have crushes on celebrities. That is so silly. Plenty of nice wonderful goodlooking people around who do not have to appear on teevee to get attention. 10.Se7en people I'll love to see doing this Neber mind lah. | | Sunday, May 22nd, 2005 | | 9:27 pm |
Film meme (because I am bored)
tagged by E. 1. Total number of films I own on DVD/video: 10+. 2. The last film I bought: Ahem. 3. Last film I watched: Kingdom of Heaven. Soon to be Revenge of the Sith. 4. Five films that I watch a lot or that mean a lot to me:(i) LOTR. I'm going to take this as one film. It's the film to end all films. Gandalf! (ii) Sound of Music. For the singing =) . This was where I learned to appreciate pitch differences. (iii) Cube. This was a sci-fic philosophical drama that was utterly scary, but also kinda enlightening at the same time. One of those films that I never wish to watch again because of the blood and gore but that I'll always be grateful to have caught while walking past the TV screen. (iv) Shrek 1, for undisclosed sentimental reasons. (v) Finding Nemo. Persistence against all odds! With a feel-good ending to boot. 5. Tag five people and have them put this in their journal: ceddric, papayagirl1982, lestat80, immoralfear, raintree. I wonder if Leon has an LJ? | | Tuesday, May 3rd, 2005 | | 11:35 pm |
Why do I have the feeling that something really bad is going to happen at a specific event on a specific day late this month? Should I avoid it? Should I run? hide? Goodness.. | | Friday, March 25th, 2005 | | 4:47 pm |
Good Friday/don't read this if you don't want to, no one's forcing you
Today is the day that Jesus died for us. And two days prior to this, I went for Mel's VCF musical where I also got a very cheery miniature book on Science and the Christian faith. Both book and musical were the best evangelistic material I'd ever had the pleasure of encountering. You know, when people ask me if I am Christian, my true answer's not a straightforward answer. The short answer would be, No, which satisfies most of the people doing the asking (the church-hopping holier-than-thou let's-bring-religion-into-the-dragging-c onversation type). The longer answer would be, I have always believed. But equally strong is my belief that organized religion ruins a lot of people's faith - I don't like what I see in the people who go to church, because which church they go to suddenly becomes a major issue. If you don't go to Wesley, you're not cool or rich. If you go to the louder services, you're not serious about the faith. If you're Anglican, why does your church allow divorce? If you're Catholic, why do you worship the Mother of God in addition to God where all the others don't? If you're Protestant, are you passionate about Martin Luther and American history as part of your religion faith? John Calvin and the Methodists. The Lutherans. The etc etc. If you this, then you that. I detest all that stereotyping. And probably, I avoid going to church except on major occasions like Lent, Good Friday (which is today), Easter, Christmas, because I'm afraid I'll either end up like those people or kill them all and repudiate God and his Son and the Holy Spirit completely. Neither are desirable. So I just keep the faith, and don't go to church, therefore will not get baptised and therefore am not officially Christian. John 3:16. For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. This doesn't say anything about going to church, or choosing which denomination, or getting baptised. It's 4.35 pm and I'm wearing dark colours today and thinking about Jesus. Easter soon. But now the sky is dripping its tears and school is deathly quiet, and I choose to think about His sacrifice. There's a time for everything. If there were no death, there would be no resurrection. | | Friday, March 11th, 2005 | | 7:08 pm |
today
I've received an astounding amount of new information today from several people, and I need to assimilate it all. =) Btw, some of my friends are getting agitated all over again about Sadasivan's latest foray into linking AIDS(HIV?) cases and the male homosexual population of Singapore. Now, anybody who quotes an unnamed epidemiologist's kopitiam talk in the hallowed halls of Parliament and uses that to build some kind of approximation of real trends, is a twit, no matter how old he is. My 14-year-old friend, my pet fish, and my dog also know that. So no worries. The borderline ones get repulsed by such stupidity, the sane ones stay sane (and angry over his sloppy academic argument, but that's ok), and the twitty ones believe him and get twittier. Let the twits congregate and entertain themselves in unlawful fashion in Singapore. (I'm talking about illegal assembly; what were you thinking of?) Hopefully they won't overrun the good ol' place with their unsubstantiated openly aired prejudices. Empty vessels, hah. | | 5:48 pm |
I see that ced_ric has finally found me. Hi there! *waves* | | Wednesday, March 2nd, 2005 | | 4:43 pm |
somewhat hypothetical question
Why are there some guys (I speak optimistically in the plural) who find you irresistible the moment when you tell them to get lost???!!!! Do I not look fierce enough? You want to be decapitated too in addition to being rejected?? | | Friday, February 18th, 2005 | | 7:40 pm |
male wimps
Some guys are cowards. When there's something they find uncomfortable, they would rather avoid you (without telling you they're avoiding you, mind, such that you have no idea whether it's work or true avoidance that leaves that sudden hole in the air) than talk calmly about those troubling things like adults. Anybody encountered this too? | | Tuesday, February 15th, 2005 | | 7:44 pm |
raintree has a rather interesting quiz on her entry of yesterday, although it wasn't as accurate for me as it was the first time I did it many many years ago. | | Sunday, February 6th, 2005 | | 10:06 pm |
| | Saturday, February 5th, 2005 | | 1:37 pm |
According to my fabulous drugs lecturer, if you don't listen properly when people tell you things about what you'll be eating during clinical trials, your eyeballs might drop out. Then the investigators kena! Of course you also die the most lah. *************** this is rambling nonsense, by the way. | | Sunday, January 9th, 2005 | | 2:46 pm |
=) but you all already knew this
Your Dominant Intelligence is Musical Intelligence |
Every part of your life has a beat, and you're often tapping your fingers or toes.
You enjoy sounds of all types, but you also find sound can distract you at the wrong time.
You are probably a gifted musician of some sort - even if you haven't realized it.
Also a music lover, you tend to appreciate artists of all kinds.
You would make a great musician, disc jockey, singer, or composer.
| | | Friday, January 7th, 2005 | | 3:10 pm |
Was I that earnest when I was 19? Probably. Hey I didn't know Walking Away was by Craig David. That one leh; "I'm walking away/from the troubles in my life/I'm walking away/oh to find a better day". | | Monday, January 3rd, 2005 | | 8:28 pm |
Bic Runga
After plodding up and down Orchard Rd helping the Medsoc people today, I went to listen to her album Beautiful Collision at HMV because some other people I know like it very much. Her voice and songs are mindless unoriginal crap. Hoping to find a ray of light amidst the gloomy muzak, I tried the title track which those same people had raved about; it sounded like Sarah Brightman on a bad day with a sore throat and a numb tongue. Tell me, why do people like B.R.'s music? Current Mood:  tired | | Sunday, December 12th, 2004 | | 1:09 pm |
I return momentarily to blog something frivolous.
The ST never fails to amuse me, in the sense of "Argh, what have they come up with today?!!" In the Lifestyle section, there goes a full one-page article on post-prom parties. I read further and discover that no, they were not referring to the true post-prom PARTIES, ahem, but instead listing in somewhat semi-juicy non-detail the clubbing activities of the young. (I was about to write 'the clubbing of the young', but never mind that.) With some consternation I discover the reason for such post-prom clubbing being hot news. It's because their official proms ended at 11.30 or 11.45. Zash me, baby. Such year-by-year increasing conservatism in the minds of the JC admin. | | Sunday, December 5th, 2004 | | 11:07 am |
Not here. Will not be here on LJ for some while. |
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