Zoom in to see hairy legs. No, don't. Its embaressing. Just focus on how pale my feet were compared to the rest of my leg: school shoes syndrome. I defied prefects telling me to pull up my socks. >.<
Zoom in to see hairy legs. No, don't. Its embaressing. Just focus on how pale my feet were compared to the rest of my leg: school shoes syndrome. I defied prefects telling me to pull up my socks. >.<
2. naomi - girl on the right
3. tabby
4. kaylee
5. cj - returning the "favour" =P
Yummies are VERY appreciated. =) Especially since I just had a very unsatistfying "to go" salad for lunch. There was like a table spoon of feta cheese, 4 slices of tomatoes, raw onions (which I refused to touch) a sprinkling of olives and a ton of lettuce Don't get me wrong, I love salad, but I don't love eating enough lettuce to make me go to the t***** for a week.
And thankyou for the safety pins...I'm sure it will come in handy. >.<
The sign boards on campus are also wind proofed...they have springs at their base so that the wind won't break the board and send it flying into someones face...and then the uni will get sued...basically it works like a punching bag...the wind punches it...it bends over...and it bends back...
Roomie punched it once...and it attacked her back...It's essential that you don't walk near these thingies when you are scurrying back to your warm dorm because...who knows when these vicious thingies will give you a concussion...
Umm...I wanted to get a picture of the sign board thingy...but I rather not look like a jakun, taking pictures of a sign board (!!!), in the nasty, cold wind...
...her name is Hairy Monster...you know how the cookie monster eats cookies? Well this little darling eats hair...in fact, her one and only sacred purpose in life is to rid my room of hair...
Oh, Hairy Monster cost me 88 cents. How fun is that?
Before this, I swept my room with my shoe...kinda dragged it around until a lump of dust and hair formed...and before that, I tried using the dorm vacuum...except that it was so ancient that I couldn't figure out how to turn it on (and I'm not the only one k?)...then I tried using the dorm broom...but there were so many generations of hair and dust and gunk stuck on it that I never used it again...ughh...
And not to mention the hair trap...I can't bring myself to blog about it yet...Just the other day, I stood in 8 inches of soapy water while showering because of the hair clogging up the hair trap. I kid you not!
So what's the point of this blog post? I have no idea. I have no idea at all...I guess I'm just obsessed with the subject of hair...
and not just the Neighbourhood Walmart down the road...the Walmart Supercenter that is like 2 miles away...
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btw dad, remember that it's walmart, not walnut...
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Yeah anyways, I figured that I don't want to bug my roommates and other random kind samaritans all the time to take me places...so I decided I would hop on the bus and take meself to Walmart Supercenter. I'm in America, time to learn independence, babe! =P
So after lunch, I went in search for the bus stop. I didn't know what it looked like, or what I was even looking for...but yeah, I found it...Oh yeah, on the way, I asked Dear Daddy in Heaven for protection against cars (I don't have mum, rachelHubs or calvinDude to save me from getting squished by random vehicles), blurness (self explainatory) and Mr. Creeps (also self explainatory).
Then wait wait wait...for the bus to come...and after like 20 minutes, it came...it reminds me of the metro busses back home...it's kinda dingy...and creaky...and it cost me $1.25...after 2 people after me put the money into the machine thingy, the machine died and they didn't have to pay...[Lesson 1 - be humble and let others get on the bus before you.]
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Yeah, so the bus stops at Penn Square Mall...and since I'm a poor, kiam siap M'sian kid, I don't want to go to Penn Square Mall...so I had to walk ONE BIG CIRCLE to get to Walmart...I mean I could see it...and I could almost touch it...but because of the dungu fence...I had to walk walk walk...[Lesson 2 - looks can be deceiving.]
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Okay, so I got into Walmart...and I bought stuff...like duh right? Yeah...nothing interesting happened...
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Then I walked back to Penn Square Mall...I had like 1/2 hour more before the bus came so I got myself a drink (bleh! I was sooo dehydrated)...and wait wait wait...bus came...I got on bus...the ticket machine thing was spoilt so I didn't pay [Lesson 3 - you don't have to be humble and let others get on the bus before you]...and voila, I got back to the bus stop and I walk walk walked back.
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And...that's the end of my unadventurous adventure. *Curtain closes*
It's amazing what the female feet can take for the sake of vanity...
......face the wrath of COW!"
And seriously people, don't worry about me. I'm being very careful. And God's watching over me! =)
Yeah...something like that...anyways...
Student: Dr. E! How acidic or basic a solution can we touch?
Dr. E: Weeeeell. You can touch a acid of pH 1. Or a base of pH 14. Except you might only be able to do it once. Your hand might burn off, but you can still touch it.
*Class cracks up*
Dr. E: Weeeeell, for example, HCl has a pH of 1. But like yesterday, I accidentally poured some on my hand. *slowly walks to the sink and pours some HCl on his hand* ARGHHH!!
*Everyone sits up straight*
Dr. E: Don't worry, I was just joking. It didn't hurt. Well, noooo, I think I've a cut somewhere, it's getting to me. But anyways, as I was saying....
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He reminds me of my awesome F4/5 chemistry teacher, Pn. Norhayati.
Pn. N: So class, apabila you masuk the alkaline metal into the basin of water, you akan see an explosion. So everyone stand back ok?
*Class gets nervous*
Pn. N: Are you ready? *dumps a little piece of potassium into the basin of water* BOOOM!
*Everyone shrieks*
Pn. N: Ha Ha. Just joking. The potassium so small mana ada effect yang besar?
*Everyone groans*
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Of course we can't forget Ms. Ong, my little bitty A-levels chemistry teacher.
YJ: Hey madam, look at my lizzard. (I think it was a lizzard)
Ms. Ong: Whaaat?
YJ: Touch it!
Ms Ong: NO! *hides*
YJ: Come on, it's fake lah.
Ms. Ong: Are you sure? *extends a hand cautiously*
YJ: *thrusts the thing in her face*
Ms. Ong: *SQUEAL*
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Sigh. I love chemistry teachers. They are all a little bit odd. In a nice way, of course.
Don't we all love post-its? It's so handy, especially when it's somebody's birthday and you feel like vandalising their window. Roommate turns 21, as you can see. And I got cheesy and wrote lame stuff all over the #1.
That's Roomie again, posing with Roomate's birthday card...with a little dinosaur sticker. *Hint hint*, Roommate is getting old, ancient and extinct.
Anyways, thanks to Esiotrot who loaded me up with stationary goodies before I left...it was put to good use...
Whoa. Fun huh? Yeah, she came to oklahoma city to lead in a worship service. Funny how australia comes to america when i'm from malaysia considering that australia is so much nearer to malaysia than it is to america. Confused? heee...
I felt as though I was in WMS...at 7:15 am...in chapel...worshiping. I miss chapel lah. I miss my boyfriend who is probably lying in his coffin aka guitar case. I miss pretending I can play the keyboard and bass. OH, most of all, I miss seeing kaylee dance in front of the cctv. I miss reminding her that she's dancing in front of the cctv. And I miss seeing her freak out and hide from the cctv. =)
I guess the WMS cf committee has passed the baton to yet another generation of CFians...so i'll say what I've always said. I'm quoting from Broke Fraser's Hossana, "I see a generation...rising up to take their place...with selfless faith...with selfless faith..." Yeah...MCKL CFians, this applies to you too. =P
Laughing to thyself.
At the slumber you will end.
The greatest enemy of man.