Sunday, April 22, 2012
Saturday, April 21, 2012
Ne! Annyeonghaseyo!
Gurigu nan, noemu piguen handagu. :O
Naega dok gamdong. Hehehe
Spent the day watching snsd's variety shows like how I used to waste my glorious hours, just sitting in front of the computer screen, laughing at the computer screen. Trust me, it gets a little too much sometimes. Besides, it is from these that I learned to love snsd or any other korean artists. Don't recall that the mainstream western artists have these kind of shows where the artist basically share with the world about their lives. Unless it is covered by E! News or they arr super famous that they get a whole documentary for their own. Many a times, we see gossips or tabloids about them. Paparazzi stuff. But kpop seem to be a whole different league on its own. :O I honestly feel surprised that I know that much about kpop industry. :/
If only the interest would be shifted to education wise, it would really help me alot. Pretty sure I am not the only one hoping so. It gets highly annoying when I realise that I can capture a dance or catch those Korean lyrics, just by listening to it or watching it repetitively for a minimum number of five times. I thought I could replicate that idea into studies, by rewriting my own notes over and over again several times, to ensure it is in my head. But without fail, even if I do remember it, that would he for short term. I swear if you ask me what I wrote repetitively then, in the near future... About one year's time, I would not have possibly remembered what was written. However, if a tone to a music that have not been played for ten years, I would have a memory of that song somehow. That happens to you too, no? Oh how I wish studying would be as fun as music. :(
One would tell me, paying attention during lecture would be sufficient. Honestly. That only works when you are lucky enough to have good lecturers who teaches interestingly. I mean, who would want to talk in your lectures if what you are lecturing about, is interesting? I don't quite see the logic when a lecturer asks the students to be quiet when he or she is lecturing. As though we were not aware that we are the ones who are paying shitloads to listen to your boring lecture. :( I sound like a bitch now. Sorry! But it is bothering me! I am saving my money by not buying a textbook when I will only be using once a week, for half a year. What? That's like 100bucks plus wasted there. This lecturer comes and tell me, 'Why don't you have a textbook with you? You are now in uni, you should know what to do.'
Dear statistics tutorial lecturer,
First of all, yes, I am aware that I am a uni student now, which is why I am trying to find ways to save money. Secondly, do you not realise we are only using that textbook once a week just for one question? I simply do not see the logic in buying a book worth 100 bucks for that sake, especially when we only have 12 classes.
sigh.
690 per month on room rental, 16k for first half year or uni, not forgetting food and everything else.
Would probably do some studying later tonight after dinner. Too bored. LOL Should be watching some 'classes' on khanacademy.com. It has definitely helped me alot thus far. hehehehehehehe. *oh god, why?*
GREEN CURRY FISH FOR DINNER!
BOOYAAAAHHHH~~~!!!!! :D
Gurigu nan, noemu piguen handagu. :O
Naega dok gamdong. Hehehe
Spent the day watching snsd's variety shows like how I used to waste my glorious hours, just sitting in front of the computer screen, laughing at the computer screen. Trust me, it gets a little too much sometimes. Besides, it is from these that I learned to love snsd or any other korean artists. Don't recall that the mainstream western artists have these kind of shows where the artist basically share with the world about their lives. Unless it is covered by E! News or they arr super famous that they get a whole documentary for their own. Many a times, we see gossips or tabloids about them. Paparazzi stuff. But kpop seem to be a whole different league on its own. :O I honestly feel surprised that I know that much about kpop industry. :/
If only the interest would be shifted to education wise, it would really help me alot. Pretty sure I am not the only one hoping so. It gets highly annoying when I realise that I can capture a dance or catch those Korean lyrics, just by listening to it or watching it repetitively for a minimum number of five times. I thought I could replicate that idea into studies, by rewriting my own notes over and over again several times, to ensure it is in my head. But without fail, even if I do remember it, that would he for short term. I swear if you ask me what I wrote repetitively then, in the near future... About one year's time, I would not have possibly remembered what was written. However, if a tone to a music that have not been played for ten years, I would have a memory of that song somehow. That happens to you too, no? Oh how I wish studying would be as fun as music. :(
One would tell me, paying attention during lecture would be sufficient. Honestly. That only works when you are lucky enough to have good lecturers who teaches interestingly. I mean, who would want to talk in your lectures if what you are lecturing about, is interesting? I don't quite see the logic when a lecturer asks the students to be quiet when he or she is lecturing. As though we were not aware that we are the ones who are paying shitloads to listen to your boring lecture. :( I sound like a bitch now. Sorry! But it is bothering me! I am saving my money by not buying a textbook when I will only be using once a week, for half a year. What? That's like 100bucks plus wasted there. This lecturer comes and tell me, 'Why don't you have a textbook with you? You are now in uni, you should know what to do.'
Dear statistics tutorial lecturer,
First of all, yes, I am aware that I am a uni student now, which is why I am trying to find ways to save money. Secondly, do you not realise we are only using that textbook once a week just for one question? I simply do not see the logic in buying a book worth 100 bucks for that sake, especially when we only have 12 classes.
sigh.
690 per month on room rental, 16k for first half year or uni, not forgetting food and everything else.
Would probably do some studying later tonight after dinner. Too bored. LOL Should be watching some 'classes' on khanacademy.com. It has definitely helped me alot thus far. hehehehehehehe. *oh god, why?*
GREEN CURRY FISH FOR DINNER!
BOOYAAAAHHHH~~~!!!!! :D
Friday, April 20, 2012
How would you know when 'enough' really meant, ENOUGH?
What is it that categorises 'not close to enough yet', makes it seem like we are taking for granted about things? What does 'taking for granted' really meant?
Hrmmm. Still lingering with thoughts of last night's game. As happy as I was, I still had time to wish that everyone back at home was here with me, to experience it together. Honestly, I would have to say that thought where I would not get the same experiences we used to have back at home. It gets kinda scary sometimes. Would it mean that I am still paranoid about moving forward by myself? Even if I were to insist that I am accepting reality at the moment. Ironically, reality is the one that is bitch slapping me in my face, rather smoothly too. The slap doesn't hurt anymore. But if I do stop to think about it, it burns a little. Just a little. :)
Ah. This sounds rather... Depressing doesn't it? Hehehe. :P
Yeah. It's a transition. Looking how others have blended into their aussie lives while I am still trying to find my spot, it gets me jealous. Too jealous sometimes til I would just shut down sometimes.
Bad decisions make good stories.
Some quote I found online today. Would have to agree that it is in fact true, and I got quite stricken at the fact of it. :O
My case? I'd simply complain the crap out of it. :D
HAHAHAHAHA! I hereby announce that I have skipped uni today. Somehow found it rather difficult to get out of bed today. Considering that both the lectures would be utterly boring, too boring where I could possibly just doze off anytime, I took the decision of staying in bed today. Besides, I was in uni for 12 hours yesterday. And I am using that as an excuse to stay away from uni today. Tsk. Such a bad student. I shall check out the lectures later tonight. Bleahhh.
Woke up with a croaky voice. HAHAHAHAHA. Kinda like it. The pain isnt there anymore. YEAYY! Probably had too much screaming with the sore throat yesterday. Erh... Owh well. :D
Okay. Some self inspiring pep talk time. :P
... I have none.
What is it that categorises 'not close to enough yet', makes it seem like we are taking for granted about things? What does 'taking for granted' really meant?
Hrmmm. Still lingering with thoughts of last night's game. As happy as I was, I still had time to wish that everyone back at home was here with me, to experience it together. Honestly, I would have to say that thought where I would not get the same experiences we used to have back at home. It gets kinda scary sometimes. Would it mean that I am still paranoid about moving forward by myself? Even if I were to insist that I am accepting reality at the moment. Ironically, reality is the one that is bitch slapping me in my face, rather smoothly too. The slap doesn't hurt anymore. But if I do stop to think about it, it burns a little. Just a little. :)
Ah. This sounds rather... Depressing doesn't it? Hehehe. :P
Yeah. It's a transition. Looking how others have blended into their aussie lives while I am still trying to find my spot, it gets me jealous. Too jealous sometimes til I would just shut down sometimes.
Bad decisions make good stories.
Some quote I found online today. Would have to agree that it is in fact true, and I got quite stricken at the fact of it. :O
My case? I'd simply complain the crap out of it. :D
HAHAHAHAHA! I hereby announce that I have skipped uni today. Somehow found it rather difficult to get out of bed today. Considering that both the lectures would be utterly boring, too boring where I could possibly just doze off anytime, I took the decision of staying in bed today. Besides, I was in uni for 12 hours yesterday. And I am using that as an excuse to stay away from uni today. Tsk. Such a bad student. I shall check out the lectures later tonight. Bleahhh.
Woke up with a croaky voice. HAHAHAHAHA. Kinda like it. The pain isnt there anymore. YEAYY! Probably had too much screaming with the sore throat yesterday. Erh... Owh well. :D
Okay. Some self inspiring pep talk time. :P
... I have none.
My hands are trembling, my heart is racing. But wait! This isn't anything to do with fluttering hearts or any kind of love story, it's just another eventful night. :D
I remembered how we used to have a drive all the way to shah alam for a game of laser tag. We would pile up a group of people and uni, and we would drive there in a convoy, just for A game of laser tag. OH JOY! Laser tag is just around corner from uni. About half an hours walk from uni? Mmhmm. Ahh. I miss those Ausmatian days. :)
Omg! And even larger group than the easter camp event! Got me rather nervous to see so many unknown people around. Thank goodness for some familiar faces, it calmed me a little. :) At least now I have people who I can say 'hi' to and that would allow me to be as 'sampat' as I can, while I still can. It really felt like 'home' in a way, as everybody was Malaysian, and we were just so 'malaysian' in our own ways. Some may have adapted the Australian accent, but the malaysian-ness in them never seem to have faded away, probably hidden, but definitely still there. :D
Sooooo~ 2 games of laser tag and one game of bowling, costing 17aud per person. Considerably cheap if we didn't have to convert it back. :P PLUS, the floor space here was much bigger than the one at I-City. Though I never get the fact that the operating people are always warning us not to run in that space. How are we not supposed to run when everybody is everywhere shooting at each other? :O Good thing no one tripped though... I think. But really, even the time frame was much longer. :O WAAAHHHH. Faster come Melbourne and play with me please? The more I blab about it, the more I wanna go back there for more rounds. As much as I suck at it, it was still some good exercise for me. :D
Think we conquered 8 lines of bowling lanes?
Shyitt. It really is bringing me memories of all those random outings we used to do back in AusMat. Gaaaaahhhhhhh! :/
Yeap. And they had this cheating ball roller thingy. Which was of no good use for me. Maybe cause I too noob. D: Was still fun though! We barely knew each other, but we were screaming and cheering whenever someone almost strikes or strikes or even guttering the bowling bowl. It takes skills to gutter the bowling bowl one, okay? Nehehehehe.
Ha! Night well spent! Good thing I didn't turn it down when I wasn't feeling quite alright this morning.
Oh oh wait! Not done, not done. I need to boast abit first. :D
For the first time, I could actually bowl properly. Like properly without missing the bowling pins for almost more than half of the game. :D Though I still suck at laser tag. Mehhhh. Think I should start playing more of sniper than pyro from now. Hrmmmm.
Oh yeah.
I remembered how we used to have a drive all the way to shah alam for a game of laser tag. We would pile up a group of people and uni, and we would drive there in a convoy, just for A game of laser tag. OH JOY! Laser tag is just around corner from uni. About half an hours walk from uni? Mmhmm. Ahh. I miss those Ausmatian days. :)
Omg! And even larger group than the easter camp event! Got me rather nervous to see so many unknown people around. Thank goodness for some familiar faces, it calmed me a little. :) At least now I have people who I can say 'hi' to and that would allow me to be as 'sampat' as I can, while I still can. It really felt like 'home' in a way, as everybody was Malaysian, and we were just so 'malaysian' in our own ways. Some may have adapted the Australian accent, but the malaysian-ness in them never seem to have faded away, probably hidden, but definitely still there. :D
Sooooo~ 2 games of laser tag and one game of bowling, costing 17aud per person. Considerably cheap if we didn't have to convert it back. :P PLUS, the floor space here was much bigger than the one at I-City. Though I never get the fact that the operating people are always warning us not to run in that space. How are we not supposed to run when everybody is everywhere shooting at each other? :O Good thing no one tripped though... I think. But really, even the time frame was much longer. :O WAAAHHHH. Faster come Melbourne and play with me please? The more I blab about it, the more I wanna go back there for more rounds. As much as I suck at it, it was still some good exercise for me. :D
Think we conquered 8 lines of bowling lanes?
Shyitt. It really is bringing me memories of all those random outings we used to do back in AusMat. Gaaaaahhhhhhh! :/
Yeap. And they had this cheating ball roller thingy. Which was of no good use for me. Maybe cause I too noob. D: Was still fun though! We barely knew each other, but we were screaming and cheering whenever someone almost strikes or strikes or even guttering the bowling bowl. It takes skills to gutter the bowling bowl one, okay? Nehehehehe.
Ha! Night well spent! Good thing I didn't turn it down when I wasn't feeling quite alright this morning.
Oh oh wait! Not done, not done. I need to boast abit first. :D
For the first time, I could actually bowl properly. Like properly without missing the bowling pins for almost more than half of the game. :D Though I still suck at laser tag. Mehhhh. Think I should start playing more of sniper than pyro from now. Hrmmmm.
Oh yeah.
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