I don't think I will be active here as before. Y'guys can follow me on twitter though. Cheers!
Finally, my laptop's back! Explains my absence from this blog for some time already. I will update as and when I am free with effect from today. Tc guys!
A W A Y.
Fahmi has ORD-ed and there was a catching-up session at Tanjong Rhu. On a different note, many of my brother's friends are considering going to poly once they have ORD-ed. Many say I did the right choice by going to poly. According to them, JC life is tough. If it's tough for them, then it'll be hella-lot worse for me.Oh yes, one last thing. While I was in the car with Dinie otw to Tanjong Rhu, an SLS AMG DROVE BEHIND AND PAST US! My favourite favourite car!
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The girl above is turning 18 soon. Gonna put on my thinking cap and plan amemorable yet wonderful celebration for her (:
First week of school has ended. Now in the midst of week 2. I must say that I'm pretty much happy with the timetable. I just don't understand one thing though. Why is it that I'm not allowed to take GEMS this semester? It is utterly bull-shit. I want to get over and done with GEMS as quickly as possible but idiotically, they wouldn't let me to. For no reasonable reason in my point of view. I guess it's just for my course because Love is allowed to take her final GEMS this semester. Argh! 95% of my lecturers this semester are good enough for my liking. In a sense that they can really teach, which means gaining respect from all students in the lecture theatre. Something which I think was lacking last semester. The lecturers I'm under for this semester can explain their stuffs clearly too, thus somehow making the subject understand-able (if there's such a word). All in all, insya'allah this semester will be a good one for me.
On my way back home today, I experienced something that I have never experienced before throughout my 18 years of living. I was in the train when a lady beside me fainted, or black-out I should say. I saw the whole incident, from the moment she was wobbly till the moment she feel on her back on the floor. I was stunned that I did not know what to do initially. Eventually, I helped her to a seat which a commuter gave up. It was during peak hour by the way. The annoying part was, while I was lifting the lady's head up from the floor to get her up, the indian office worker behind me said loudly, "Kiss kiss". Obviously he meant CPR. What a ridiculous statement. I rather he shut his mouth. At his age, doesn't he know that only licensed people can perform CPR on others?
On my way back home today, I experienced something that I have never experienced before throughout my 18 years of living. I was in the train when a lady beside me fainted, or black-out I should say. I saw the whole incident, from the moment she was wobbly till the moment she feel on her back on the floor. I was stunned that I did not know what to do initially. Eventually, I helped her to a seat which a commuter gave up. It was during peak hour by the way. The annoying part was, while I was lifting the lady's head up from the floor to get her up, the indian office worker behind me said loudly, "Kiss kiss". Obviously he meant CPR. What a ridiculous statement. I rather he shut his mouth. At his age, doesn't he know that only licensed people can perform CPR on others?
Happy 4 years 9 months Darl :)& you're amazingly. Amazing..
