Archive for September, 2009
Hari Raya Open House and Sandringham
In: Australia|Melbourne|Melbourne Life|Photo Orgy|Travelogue
29 Sep 2009Friday, 18th September 2009 It was a Friday night and I spent it blogging whilst waiting for some form of cards-related drunken debauchery to begin, when Ethan messaged me on GTalk telling me that Ivan had just came back and that they were going out to Docklands. It must be around 10pm when that happened, [...]
Time Travel
28 Sep 2009It’s been a week since I’ve blogged, and I’ve so many things I want to pen down (some mini trips I manage to squeeze in between my busy schedule) but so little time to work with. For the past nearly 3 months I’ve been working on so many academic writings and read so many textbook/journal [...]
The true freedom of speech
In: Melbourne Life
19 Sep 2009Sigh my blog entries have been reduced to weekly digests and it’s not how I want them to be. I’m not able to delve into tiny details from events or the things that I’ve done as my memories are addled with things I read or tried to memorise for my upcoming tests, among other things—and [...]
Tobogganning at Mt. Buller
14 Sep 2009I’m still too incessantly busy to piece together a proper travel post, but pictures and some smaller details would have to suffice. So on the 6th September, a Sunday, I got up at 4.30am (had only 2 hours of sleep) to get ready for my Mt. Buller trip organised by my accommodation—we had to pay [...]
3L Homebrand Breakfast Juice
7 Sep 2009In Aisle 7 of Woolworths QV, I found my solace for the day. I went through today with a sleep-inducing International Trade lecture and a revision for my Investment test tomorrow with perfunctory enthusiasm. Conversations were nearly non-existent for me, and despite the fact that I chose to be on my own—I sat at the [...]
Dumpster diving
5 Sep 2009I forgot to write about this before, but I had attended two workshops organised by RMIT some weeks ago. One was a “How to Find Part-time Jobs in Australia” workshop where I did utilise the knowledge I have gained to try looking for some jobs but I decided against it in the end—as it is [...]
Clem
- demands a string of hearts, several seasoned travellers, and two pairs of sloppy sandals. More »
e-mail: saigoheiki[at]gmail[dot]com
Plurk
Categories
- Action & Adventure (8)
- Food (37)
- General (829)
- In Transit (4)
- Melbourne Life (44)
- Photo Orgy (18)
- School (245)
- Soliloquy (31)
- Tales (23)
- Those Three Words (2)
- Travelogue (96)
- Uncategorized (24)
- University (99)
- Work (35)
- annie: can you help me to do a research paper about to addiction to dota...pls... [...]
- Clem: I'm not too sure if there's an easier way or not, but it IS pretty tough to climb for first-time cli [...]
- Irlene: wow..did u guys took the harder way to get up the hill or is all the same? im checking out this pla [...]
- Alvin Kuan: It was last year so make that 2 years after. :P [...]
- Clem: HAHAHA. Hopefully it does!! Would be amazing to see the things I accidentally littered being taken o [...]
- A Desert Bowl in Kansas
- Beneath the Glow of the Eiffel Tower
- From A Claustrophobic Cubicle in Japan
- Reconnecting
- Grains of Independence
- An Idle Mind
- Starstruck – Michael Bublé
- The Month of Passive Investment
- Goodbye Purple Hills
- Zooming out of the universe
- Bukit Tabur (32)
- It was then. (27)
- Skytrex Adventure (23)
- Meeting Chris (22)
- L’Italia vinta. (20)
Sorry. No data so far.
Now Reading
Now Watching
Planned movies:
- Triage by Danis Tanovic
Current movies:
-
Tron Legacy by Joseph Kosinski
Recent movies:
- Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps by Oliver Stone
- The Social Network by David Fincher