I'm alive;

[kakaetakiseki]

Hahaha. Just reviving my LJ.

Hmm. Well. Just came back from Malacca. It was really awesomely fun (Or at least spoiling other people's nicely posed pictures by appearing out of no where ^^) especially the campfire at NDC! So I'll just skip to that since I have more vivid memories of that.

The gateway was awesome (Don't have pictures but I'm waiting

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[steer2justice]

Woah, sounds fun. I was a Scout back in Primary School, and the campfires I remember weren't so interesting. Still, I'm glad you enjoyed it. It's not everyday you get to witness a campfire this fun. In fact, I have to say it's probably difficult to come across such an experience again, unless your school allows it, of course.

...School tomorrow is a problem for everyone.

[kakaetakiseki]

Singaporeans are usually too dead for these kind of things.

Personally I believe school is a daily problem :x

[steer2justice]

Then again, are Singaporeans ever alive? Consider the fact that you're always too busy to do everything that gives life its meaning, dear.

... I think school's going to be a major problem too, unless I only take the subjects I love. That's a different matter altogether, yes?

[kakaetakiseki]

Good point. We're always trying to complete everything so we spend very little effort and time on the actual activity.

Honestly it'll help if schools offered more interesting subjects. Fortunately, my class is being taught extra physics topics like black holes and a little bit of quantum physics which is really awesome in my opinion ^^

[steer2justice]

I'm actually guilty of that. How can one enjoy something if all one wants is to finish it as quickly as possible? And we blame life for being so boring... we're the boring ones, are we not?

My school offers film studies as an "extra" course of sorts, but I didn't like it. It spent way too much time on film angles and such, when I would rather capture the characterisation and personalities of the characters. Oh well.

Ooooh, quantum physics? What's it like?

[kakaetakiseki]

True. I guess we can't just shove all the blame on life.

Well, the teacher really only mentioned it in passing. Like kind of explaining Schrödinger's cat in layman terms. Needless to say everyone was overwhelmed. Since it's a thought experiment, not many people can fully grasp it. Only Emi gets it, so ask her >__>

[steer2justice]

We bear some of the blame ourselves, truly.

Ooh, I went to read up on it after you told me about it. It's really intriguing. I'll have to disturb her about it sometime~