We were at Decanter Too at Wednesday midnight after Esther picked Heng, me, Ding, and Andy up at 11pm+; Suet and Barry met up with us at the closed down petrol station of Carltex near Sunway Pyramid, and then we were on our way to my favourite bar in two cars. Initially we parked outside [...]

On Sunday night, my house was turned into a drinking parlour of sorts, taking advantage of the fact that my parents and my youngest bro were away to Penang from Saturday till Monday.

The rest started to stream in at about 10.40pm-ish, starting with Kai, Ezen, and Suet, followed by Shawn and Heng, then Andy, and [...]

Project 365 #92: Sunday, 17th May 2009
Right in the midst of my exams, I’m smacked with a HSK exam (汉语水平考试, Hanyu Shuiping Kaoshi) that I had to attend – it’s an international Chinese exam organised by the government of China and I was to sit for the Basic exam. Despite the name, Basic isn’t as [...]

I feel a perplexed sense of tiredness in the creases of eyebrows, in my eyes, in the grey matters of my head, in my mind, in my bones. I should be ecstatic that my exams have finally drew to a close, but all that’s in my mind is a much-needed sleep – do all exam [...]

Project 365 #90: Friday, 15th May 2009
I went to get a haircut on my way out to college at about 2.30pm or so. Decisions, decisions – apparently iCube has closed down, the hair salon I always go to near the USJ 8 bus hub, so with that out of the picture, I’ve got to find [...]

Project 365 #87: Monday, 11th May 2009

Ohai a nerd is me! This is me reading my self-written Econs notes while I was at the traffic lights – was on my way to my French class.

Project 365 #84: Friday, 8th May 2009

I spent a good one hour setting up my tripod, light stand, etc only to discover that my stupid cheap flash unit has that recurring problem of going into sleep mode after 5 seconds – cellophane tape, velcro + rubber, etc did not help. And just for the sake [...]

Project 365 #82: Wednesday, 6th May 2009
I was in the college from 10am-ish, saw Mun Wah in the library at 11am-ish. I had wanted to consult my Macroeconomics 2 lecturer, Ms. Winnie, at the RMIT Programme Staff Room but when I knocked twice on the door and called out “Ms. Winnie please”, Fatima, the resident [...]