Yesterday's 5C gathering was a total failure in terms of attendence. 10 boys and one girl. The proportion of male and female is just so... wrong. Before our female classmate arrived, it kinda felt like what boys would do on a Friday night without a date- a social gathering, or more specifically, yamcha. I would like to stress that bachelorhood is nothing to be ashamed or sad of, but instead it's the only thing that gives you the freedom every adolescent desires.
Well, let's face the fact. We can never go back to the past... and holding on to past relationships would be seriously difficult. It's not like I am ever gonna give them up, it's just that I regretted never to get more attached and intimate with all my classmates. I still remember that it took me whole months to get all their names right... talk about disgrace....
Either way, I have something new to report. In the past I used to teach students up to Form 2 level as part of my job as a tuition teacher. So why stop there? I am taking up the challenge to tutor a matriculation student! Woot... this is one huge step to my career goal, if you can guess (it's really obvious). Tutoring a SAM (google this if you dunno what is SAM) student in Mathematics Studies would be difficult as it is not my best subject and I have not touch mathematics for at least a month... Oh, I surely missed the old days when me and my SAM classmates would mash the HP 39gs' buttons like what I do with a PS controller trying to fisure out how to work a specific function. Now I better brush up my skills with it before my tutoring session.
Hasta la vista! Tonnes of work (assignments, lab reports) to do, but with little motivation, I would take my own sweet time...
Saturday, 30 May 2009
Monday, 25 May 2009
The Easy Way
Got disconnected from the online world for the past two weeks. So that's why I didn't update the blog, my sincerest apologies. Well, it's not like I have much readers. XD
And when I thought that I got a nice room offer for an apartment near my university, turns out that the offer has its catch. Guess I am back to square one. Probably would continue travelling for this year, until I find a good room offer. Travelling daily to Nilai for classes is damn tiring.
Now that I am officially using my laptop, I am done customizing it. No overclocking, no games (sadly, I cannot access to Garena as usual) and no ADOBE PHOTOSHOP! Without that, I felt as though the laptop is merely an entertainment machine.
Have nothing to occupy my spare time currently, gonna waste them doddling as usual... the easy way to go...
And when I thought that I got a nice room offer for an apartment near my university, turns out that the offer has its catch. Guess I am back to square one. Probably would continue travelling for this year, until I find a good room offer. Travelling daily to Nilai for classes is damn tiring.
Now that I am officially using my laptop, I am done customizing it. No overclocking, no games (sadly, I cannot access to Garena as usual) and no ADOBE PHOTOSHOP! Without that, I felt as though the laptop is merely an entertainment machine.
Have nothing to occupy my spare time currently, gonna waste them doddling as usual... the easy way to go...
Friday, 15 May 2009
Butterfly
When I chose to work as a student helper under the Office of Admissions and Records in INTI, I have the assumption that the full-time staff there deals with paperwork only and therefore I would be able to slack off while working there. But boy was I wrong...
Being the only male student helper there, I would be the first pick to be asked to carry out a running errand, a task which I definitely prefer over the job of filing records. The idea of sorting hundreds of A4-sized records by their matriculation number and then put them into the correct files which are arranged on the shelves of the compactors. After working for 3 weeks, I now dread the sight of paper files. Instead of seeing books flying around in my dreams, I am now seeing tonnes of useless information, such as names, addresses and contact number of students who I don't know. I blame it to my incapability to discard these useless info from my mind.
The people in this department really made sure I was occupied with some work at all times. Probably this is the way society treats newbies. And I was still holding to the idea of slacking off. Guess I gotto throw that away and just focus on getting my job done... Occasionally I would have to work during lunch breaks. I believe I was never this hardworking, except when I am seriously hooked to some RPGs. However, RPGs are video games and can be considered as a form of entertainment. My work as a student helper, on the other hand, is pure hardwork.
Take a look at this obscene act I photographed some time ago. Even monkeys can be homosexuals, I guess. I am suggesting that it is a habit inherited from primates' ancestral species. Well, this definitely explains why the same kind of behaviour occur among humans.
Being the only male student helper there, I would be the first pick to be asked to carry out a running errand, a task which I definitely prefer over the job of filing records. The idea of sorting hundreds of A4-sized records by their matriculation number and then put them into the correct files which are arranged on the shelves of the compactors. After working for 3 weeks, I now dread the sight of paper files. Instead of seeing books flying around in my dreams, I am now seeing tonnes of useless information, such as names, addresses and contact number of students who I don't know. I blame it to my incapability to discard these useless info from my mind.
The people in this department really made sure I was occupied with some work at all times. Probably this is the way society treats newbies. And I was still holding to the idea of slacking off. Guess I gotto throw that away and just focus on getting my job done... Occasionally I would have to work during lunch breaks. I believe I was never this hardworking, except when I am seriously hooked to some RPGs. However, RPGs are video games and can be considered as a form of entertainment. My work as a student helper, on the other hand, is pure hardwork.
Take a look at this obscene act I photographed some time ago. Even monkeys can be homosexuals, I guess. I am suggesting that it is a habit inherited from primates' ancestral species. Well, this definitely explains why the same kind of behaviour occur among humans.
Saturday, 9 May 2009
Battle in the Forest of the Fairies
This semester's schedule is really screwed up.
No classes on Monday, but at the expense of one subject: Sociology. Well, that's a small price I have to pay. I desperately need that extra holiday with such a packed schedule installed for me this semester. I am going to have 3 2-hours lab sessions this semester, try beating that you guys!
Working as a student helper this semester would really help me to support myself. My job consists of filling tonnes of records, but once in a while I would be asked to do some running errands. Well, that's because I am the only male among all the student helpers at OAR. Just like how malesare a rare commodity in my classes this semester. Probably I should just save all of my salary. That would certainly one step closer to my dream of going abroad. But I personally think that a few hundred bucks cannot accumulate into 100k before I turn 25. XD
Meet my new arsenal of lecturers for this semester:
My Chemistry lecturer talks of lame jokes and even sprout out nonsense at times; Biology of Organism's lecturer is a philosopher; Organization & Management's lecturer is really straightforward in her words and I really like that feature of her, but this is a business subject after all and I bet I am going to get into trouble with her, eventually; my Molecular Biology lecturer is an outgoing person, but he also finds it fun to tease me (why me out of all the people?)
There's the annual Wesak procession this Friday at Sungai Chua, Kajang and I am dying to participate in the parade to get experience for the past few years. I was scheduled to have classes until 6pm. Luckily class was dismissed at 5pm and therefore I was able to make it to the procession. Being a first timer I wasn't sure what to do before the procession begins. However, I met a few ex-schoolmates and things became more fun. Or else it would look like another solo expedition for me.
The crowd gathering beside the streets was overwhelming. One of my friend was saying that it was comparable to Shanghai. True enough as I estimate there was about 5k people who came to witness the annual parade. The procession was definitely fast. Within 2 hours we were able to get back to Sungai Chua. I deemed that this walk was not enlighting at all. Kids and adults alike were running after the floral cars in order to be soaked with "blessed water" sprayed onto devotees by monks. Only the elderly can find peace among the disorder around them.
No classes on Monday, but at the expense of one subject: Sociology. Well, that's a small price I have to pay. I desperately need that extra holiday with such a packed schedule installed for me this semester. I am going to have 3 2-hours lab sessions this semester, try beating that you guys!
Working as a student helper this semester would really help me to support myself. My job consists of filling tonnes of records, but once in a while I would be asked to do some running errands. Well, that's because I am the only male among all the student helpers at OAR. Just like how malesare a rare commodity in my classes this semester. Probably I should just save all of my salary. That would certainly one step closer to my dream of going abroad. But I personally think that a few hundred bucks cannot accumulate into 100k before I turn 25. XD
Meet my new arsenal of lecturers for this semester:
My Chemistry lecturer talks of lame jokes and even sprout out nonsense at times; Biology of Organism's lecturer is a philosopher; Organization & Management's lecturer is really straightforward in her words and I really like that feature of her, but this is a business subject after all and I bet I am going to get into trouble with her, eventually; my Molecular Biology lecturer is an outgoing person, but he also finds it fun to tease me (why me out of all the people?)
There's the annual Wesak procession this Friday at Sungai Chua, Kajang and I am dying to participate in the parade to get experience for the past few years. I was scheduled to have classes until 6pm. Luckily class was dismissed at 5pm and therefore I was able to make it to the procession. Being a first timer I wasn't sure what to do before the procession begins. However, I met a few ex-schoolmates and things became more fun. Or else it would look like another solo expedition for me.
The crowd gathering beside the streets was overwhelming. One of my friend was saying that it was comparable to Shanghai. True enough as I estimate there was about 5k people who came to witness the annual parade. The procession was definitely fast. Within 2 hours we were able to get back to Sungai Chua. I deemed that this walk was not enlighting at all. Kids and adults alike were running after the floral cars in order to be soaked with "blessed water" sprayed onto devotees by monks. Only the elderly can find peace among the disorder around them.
Friday, 1 May 2009
Not Falling Apart
Waaa.. classes starting next week, and I am not really happy about it. It's okay to be occupied with my studies once again, but I will miss the chance to hang out with my friends who are just beginning to enjoy their semester break... This really sucks.
To the workers all around the world, Happy Labour Day. I am saying thank you to all workers who have contributed to the economy and the market system. After having several working experiences, I totally understand why working adults would say that studying is better than working and agree with their statement. Of course this statement is not true if you found your dream job, eg. being a television programme host and getting paid to eat. And getting paid to talk crap for those who are super-talkative. XD
But I wonder can I celebrate Labour Day as the day my mum enter child labour for me? Oh mum, thank you for bringing me to this world. I am sorry that I don't have the courage to say these words to you, but I bet you would understand my situation. After all, I am YOUR SON. zz
To the workers all around the world, Happy Labour Day. I am saying thank you to all workers who have contributed to the economy and the market system. After having several working experiences, I totally understand why working adults would say that studying is better than working and agree with their statement. Of course this statement is not true if you found your dream job, eg. being a television programme host and getting paid to eat. And getting paid to talk crap for those who are super-talkative. XD
But I wonder can I celebrate Labour Day as the day my mum enter child labour for me? Oh mum, thank you for bringing me to this world. I am sorry that I don't have the courage to say these words to you, but I bet you would understand my situation. After all, I am YOUR SON. zz
Tuesday, 28 April 2009
How Far We've Come
Omg... semester break is almost over and I have not yet finish with my video game. Practically played almost 10 hours everyday for the past 8 days, total that up and I realized I've spent at least 70 hours just on one video game. Talk about addiction (don't call that addiction, call it enthusiasm instead!)
I've just receive a new possession- a laptop! All I need now are complementary product such a a tablet (Wacom Intuos 4... wish I could have one), a new mouse and other gadgets... However, I have not yet lay a finger on it 'coz practically I have no clue on what I am suppose to do with it. Probably personalize it this weekend with all the beautiful icons I got from deviantart.
I've just receive a new possession- a laptop! All I need now are complementary product such a a tablet (Wacom Intuos 4... wish I could have one), a new mouse and other gadgets... However, I have not yet lay a finger on it 'coz practically I have no clue on what I am suppose to do with it. Probably personalize it this weekend with all the beautiful icons I got from deviantart.
Wednesday, 22 April 2009
Nobody's Home
I kinda wish nobody's home except me. That way I get to play video game for all I want. Yea, I got hooked to another PS2 RPG game again. However, I got nagged at every 3 hours interval, asking me to quit playing. (Swt... I am going to celebrate my last year of teenage in a fortnight and I still get nagging from my parents. It suck to grow up) Practically I am dying to know the ending of the story, that's why I playing hard to finish it fast. Just like how I finish Harry Potter Book 7 in 14 hours after its official release at 7am on 7/7/07 (It's nice that J.K. Rowling chose such an auspicious time to release her book. Now even I can remember the silly things I've done at KLCC that same time). I called that my love and enthusiasm for fantasy and RPGs.
So I guess I am gonna spent my holidays
Thinking of taking illustration to another level with a Wacom tablet, but I still cannot afford one. I guess that gotto wait. Currently happy with my new possession... which I will discuss in the next posting. Haha... keeping my audience anticipated.
Anyone who wanna go have fun can call me out... I'm pretty free, but sadly out of cold hard cash.
So I guess I am gonna spent my holidays
- finishing Odin's Sphere
- reading up on economics
- photo-editting (see image below)
Thinking of taking illustration to another level with a Wacom tablet, but I still cannot afford one. I guess that gotto wait. Currently happy with my new possession... which I will discuss in the next posting. Haha... keeping my audience anticipated.
Anyone who wanna go have fun can call me out... I'm pretty free, but sadly out of cold hard cash.
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