Look! A morning post! 8D
Cool. I slept at 4.30 and woke up at 8.30 and ain't tired at all! 8D
I've always wondered... why is it that I get to figure out more things when I'm half-asleep than when I'm fully awake? =\ Like figuring out how to craft certain props... or cut/sew certain patterns... or do something for an occasion... the ideas usually come when I'm about to wake up.
...Then I'll jump out of bed and do those things immediately D8
Oh well. Not like it's a bad thing~
Anyway. Not many know this and I'm not planning to let many know but I'll just say it here.
I'm transferring to poly v.v
I've gone through pre-enrolment, and my enrolment day's this coming Friday. Haven't handed in my JC withdrawal form though.
Diploma in Creative Media Design.
...I don't know if I'm making the right choice, but everyone keeps emphasizing that I should do what I like to do.
Been hanging on thoughts for the past 2 months... I kept praying for a sign telling me where I should go, and apparently I got that sign ._.
On Monday, a girl from my class just transferred to poly without any warnings, and that kinda brought me back to my wavering thoughts.
When I got back home to discuss with my parents, a friend of mine whom I haven't talked to for more than a year suddenly nudged me on MSN. And apparently his friend was in the first batch when MJC just started. He told me plenty of nasty things. How 1/4 of the cohort was expelled and such.
...Now is that a sign or what? ._.
I mean, someone I haven't talked to for more than a year suddenly came and told me how nasty MJC is?
And then Wednesday. New-clubroom-clean-up. A friend told me how I resembled her sister so much and how her sister regretted studying in JC and wished she could've gone to poly instead ._.
...
Yeah that's it. I made up my mind.
sdfkgjsfdkg okay enough of that. It gets me depressed;;
I'll miss the apple crumble and kare-pan in schoooool.
Oh. Here're thursday's and friday's doodles.
Friday's one sucked cause I only had 20mins. Lawl D8
Here's an article on road-crossing behaviours in various countries 8D
Amusing read.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/magazine/7939353.stm
Quoting,
"In Milan, traffic lights are instructions, in Rome they are suggestions, and in Naples they are decorations."
"To Italians, zebra crossings are just a nice bit of art on the road!"
"Some crossing times are absurdly short - Wellington Arch, on a very busy roundabout in London, gives you only four seconds to cross 25m."
"In cities where it seems like a bit of a 'free-for-all' (like Rome or Athens), my maxim when crossing the road is always use some natives for cover."
"Thankfully (eastern) Germany has the world's best red and green men to look at while you wait." --- 8DDD
"Last year in Berlin I saw a gaggle of well behaved Berliners waiting for the green man to show at a crossing, even though the road was closed, with a road block on either side."
"I remember being in Rome and trying to cross the road. After waiting almost five minutes for a suitable gap a very friendly man told me that the best way to cross was to find a Nun to cross with, because the cars would always stop for Nuns. And low and behold, it did actually work."
...That reminded me of http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HHWBL9_alKs&feature=channel_page.
Kudos to anyone who actually read all that. Time for church~
I've always wondered... why is it that I get to figure out more things when I'm half-asleep than when I'm fully awake? =\ Like figuring out how to craft certain props... or cut/sew certain patterns... or do something for an occasion... the ideas usually come when I'm about to wake up.
...Then I'll jump out of bed and do those things immediately D8
Oh well. Not like it's a bad thing~
Anyway. Not many know this and I'm not planning to let many know but I'll just say it here.
I'm transferring to poly v.v
I've gone through pre-enrolment, and my enrolment day's this coming Friday. Haven't handed in my JC withdrawal form though.
Diploma in Creative Media Design.
...I don't know if I'm making the right choice, but everyone keeps emphasizing that I should do what I like to do.
Been hanging on thoughts for the past 2 months... I kept praying for a sign telling me where I should go, and apparently I got that sign ._.
On Monday, a girl from my class just transferred to poly without any warnings, and that kinda brought me back to my wavering thoughts.
When I got back home to discuss with my parents, a friend of mine whom I haven't talked to for more than a year suddenly nudged me on MSN. And apparently his friend was in the first batch when MJC just started. He told me plenty of nasty things. How 1/4 of the cohort was expelled and such.
...Now is that a sign or what? ._.
I mean, someone I haven't talked to for more than a year suddenly came and told me how nasty MJC is?
And then Wednesday. New-clubroom-clean-up. A friend told me how I resembled her sister so much and how her sister regretted studying in JC and wished she could've gone to poly instead ._.
...
Yeah that's it. I made up my mind.
sdfkgjsfdkg okay enough of that. It gets me depressed;;
I'll miss the apple crumble and kare-pan in schoooool.
Oh. Here're thursday's and friday's doodles.
Friday's one sucked cause I only had 20mins. Lawl D8
Here's an article on road-crossing behaviours in various countries 8D
Amusing read.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/magazine/7939353.stm
Quoting,
"In Milan, traffic lights are instructions, in Rome they are suggestions, and in Naples they are decorations."
"To Italians, zebra crossings are just a nice bit of art on the road!"
"Some crossing times are absurdly short - Wellington Arch, on a very busy roundabout in London, gives you only four seconds to cross 25m."
"In cities where it seems like a bit of a 'free-for-all' (like Rome or Athens), my maxim when crossing the road is always use some natives for cover."
"Thankfully (eastern) Germany has the world's best red and green men to look at while you wait." --- 8DDD
"Last year in Berlin I saw a gaggle of well behaved Berliners waiting for the green man to show at a crossing, even though the road was closed, with a road block on either side."
"I remember being in Rome and trying to cross the road. After waiting almost five minutes for a suitable gap a very friendly man told me that the best way to cross was to find a Nun to cross with, because the cars would always stop for Nuns. And low and behold, it did actually work."
...That reminded me of http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HHWBL9_alKs&feature=channel_page.
Kudos to anyone who actually read all that. Time for church~