TGIF
As surprising as it is, I'm not really that happy that its friday.
WHO AM I KIDDING? OF COURSE I'M GLAD!
WAKING UP AT 10AM IN THE MORNING!
NO WORRIES OF HOMEWORK DUE ON THE NEXT DAY!
Like seriously, what could be better than this?
Of course, it being a friday once again, only goes to show how fast the year is slipping by and I'm so unprepared for that impending gloom-bringer AKA the A levels. Why did God invent examinations? I'm not superstitious, wait no! Is this going to become a full blown debate cum General Paper Essay.
OKAY. I AM OFFICIALLY CRAZY! THE VOICES IN MY HEAD ARE LIKE ARGUING AGAIN AND CONTRIBUTING TO THIS BLOG ENTRY!
Anyway, today I am going to blog about something very close to my heart and that is eavesdropping on the train, or what I would prefer to call it, appropriate interest and concern with my surroundings. Anyway, I don't know if its only me or are there like really problematic guys who take the train from lakeside towards the east, because if there are more than those that I have encountered, then we might perhaps have an epidemic on the way.
Anyway, here is a short description of what I managed to "find out"
Guy 1. THE EGO-MANIAC
"You know, I don't need to ask girls for their numbers, they're always asking for my number"
"If the girl that I'm supposed to meet for the first time, turns out to be super ugly, I'll leave immediately"
Guy in question is no God's gift to girls. He looks like what us young people would like to call a "chao ah beng" and he looks like he is only 14. He stole his hair from a bird's nest and his clothes from the Salvation Army.
Okay. I'm like kind of tired, so I'll just talk briefly about the other guy, then I'll go watch the television or do something, just not in front of the computer typing mindlessly.
Guy 2. The ungentlemanly gentleman
That day, I was really tired, but not tired enough not to eavesdrop and look around my surroundings. I spotted this 2 secondary school students and assumed them to be a couple and was like "AWWWWWW...YOUNG LOVE". Then, at some stop (I forgot), there were 2 empty seats next to me, and they made their way towards the seats. (Easier to eavesdrop) Anyway, this girl's seat got snatched by a fellow kiasu Singaporean, leaving the girl seat-less, and instead of giving up his seat to the girl (I NOTICED HER EXPRESSION CHANGE!), he pretended that nothing was wrong and started talking about piano pieces. If I was not so mad at him for being such a "gentleman", I might actually be impressed with the "CHEEM" words that he was saying, but I wasn't.
On a happier note, I got the JAC newsletter, with Edwin's photo in it, BUT
IT WAS SO BADLY TAKEN! IT DIDN'T DO HIM JUSTICE!
On a brighter note once again, he wrote a relatively good article! BUT
IT WAS A LITTLE CONVENTIONAL!
Like whatever, I'm tired already. Maybe I'll go knit a sweater or do something that people do when they are tired.
P.S I WANNA GO TO U.S TO SHOP! =D
P.P.S HUI XIN'S SECONDARY SCHOOL TEACHER IS SUPER CUTE [The burning is not here *points to head*, its in here *points to heart*, ripping off Natalie's lines]
OKAY, BYE!
WHO AM I KIDDING? OF COURSE I'M GLAD!
WAKING UP AT 10AM IN THE MORNING!
NO WORRIES OF HOMEWORK DUE ON THE NEXT DAY!
Like seriously, what could be better than this?
Of course, it being a friday once again, only goes to show how fast the year is slipping by and I'm so unprepared for that impending gloom-bringer AKA the A levels. Why did God invent examinations? I'm not superstitious, wait no! Is this going to become a full blown debate cum General Paper Essay.
OKAY. I AM OFFICIALLY CRAZY! THE VOICES IN MY HEAD ARE LIKE ARGUING AGAIN AND CONTRIBUTING TO THIS BLOG ENTRY!
Anyway, today I am going to blog about something very close to my heart and that is eavesdropping on the train, or what I would prefer to call it, appropriate interest and concern with my surroundings. Anyway, I don't know if its only me or are there like really problematic guys who take the train from lakeside towards the east, because if there are more than those that I have encountered, then we might perhaps have an epidemic on the way.
Anyway, here is a short description of what I managed to "find out"
Guy 1. THE EGO-MANIAC
"You know, I don't need to ask girls for their numbers, they're always asking for my number"
"If the girl that I'm supposed to meet for the first time, turns out to be super ugly, I'll leave immediately"
Guy in question is no God's gift to girls. He looks like what us young people would like to call a "chao ah beng" and he looks like he is only 14. He stole his hair from a bird's nest and his clothes from the Salvation Army.
Okay. I'm like kind of tired, so I'll just talk briefly about the other guy, then I'll go watch the television or do something, just not in front of the computer typing mindlessly.
Guy 2. The ungentlemanly gentleman
That day, I was really tired, but not tired enough not to eavesdrop and look around my surroundings. I spotted this 2 secondary school students and assumed them to be a couple and was like "AWWWWWW...YOUNG LOVE". Then, at some stop (I forgot), there were 2 empty seats next to me, and they made their way towards the seats. (Easier to eavesdrop) Anyway, this girl's seat got snatched by a fellow kiasu Singaporean, leaving the girl seat-less, and instead of giving up his seat to the girl (I NOTICED HER EXPRESSION CHANGE!), he pretended that nothing was wrong and started talking about piano pieces. If I was not so mad at him for being such a "gentleman", I might actually be impressed with the "CHEEM" words that he was saying, but I wasn't.
On a happier note, I got the JAC newsletter, with Edwin's photo in it, BUT
IT WAS SO BADLY TAKEN! IT DIDN'T DO HIM JUSTICE!
On a brighter note once again, he wrote a relatively good article! BUT
IT WAS A LITTLE CONVENTIONAL!
Like whatever, I'm tired already. Maybe I'll go knit a sweater or do something that people do when they are tired.
P.S I WANNA GO TO U.S TO SHOP! =D
P.P.S HUI XIN'S SECONDARY SCHOOL TEACHER IS SUPER CUTE [The burning is not here *points to head*, its in here *points to heart*, ripping off Natalie's lines]
OKAY, BYE!