Monday, May 19, 2008
Of Biology, Mathematics and Chemistry
Since I have to sit for 5 papers (Maths, Biology, Chemistry, English and Japanese), during the Monbukagakusho qualifying examination, I've been 'hardworking' and studied for the exam. I started with Biology and I did revise (very little. Malas la..) on some Maths and Chemistry. I wanted to cry when I did Chemistry and I wanted to die doing Maths.
I've always been weak in Maths and as for Chemistry, I enjoyed learning it but I forget quickly. I learn by understanding how things work which is why I think I like Biology best. Simply because Biology explains so does Chemistry (though for some reaction, it just happen for no solid reason). As for Maths, there's no explanation in it. (For the following sentence, I quote from someone I don't remember) We do no need to understand Maths. We just get used to it which is why we practice Maths but not Biology. And God knows how much I hate repeating a particular action.
I've seen the sample questions for Maths (for the exam) and I don't think I can make it for the interview. Things get worse when I found out that out of approximately 2500 students who will be sitting for the exam, only less than 10 students will be granted the scholarship. In other words, I need to be top 15 in that 2500 students in order to get into the interview stage. I feel like giving up but I know I can't. This is a golden opportunity for me. There's no chances for me to study in Japan except for this. And studying in Japan has always been my dream. *see the exam papers again* *waves white flag* *feels like saying, "Oh well, there's always next time."*
If it's allowed, I would rather sit for 3 Biology papers rather than taking Maths and Chemistry. Or maybe I would change my major to just Biology (but that requires Maths as well) or Journalism.
Saturday, May 17, 2008
Love Letter
There'll be 5 papers all together- Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics B, English Language and Japanese Language. The exam is on 1st of June and I'll have to start studying now onwards *runs off to study*
Wish me luck!
Edit : I'm so clueless on what to study. Somebody please, help me...
Thursday, May 15, 2008
A Trip To Sarawak
So, we took the 7.05 a.m. flight on 10th of May to Sibu and reached the Sibu airport at 9.05 a.m.. Alex was already there to welcome us when we arrived and the first thing he said was, "Welcome to Sibu." XD That was funny. What wasn't funny was, Ken lost his IC on the way to Sibu (maybe the IC flew out into the sky XD) and it took quite some while in order to solve the problem.
Anyway, after that, Alex took us for breakfast. We had delicous, mouth-watering Kampua. YUM! We were supposed to get to Kuching from Sibu by bus but Alex's dad was kind enough to fetch us there. Thus, we went to Alex's place while waiting for his dad to get ready. While waiting, we talked to his mom and boy, was she friendly. We spent about 30 minutes there and then took Alex's dad's Pajero to Kuching. Since there was 7 of us, I had to become the 'baggage' and sit with the bags. The journey took 5 hours plus and by the time we arrived at Kuching, it was already time for dinner. We also met up with Jing Jing, Ah Jin, Wei Jie and Ning Xin here.
2 days after that, we returned to Sibu by boat. It took approximately 4 hours plus. We made a conclusion that Sibu people are overly rich and friendly. We accidentally met Alan's mom during dinner and she paid for us! Not to mention, she chatted with us like a friend more than like an adult. She was so sporting! Next day, we met up with Alan, Robert and Mee Ting and had some fun.
What was left unexplained here, in words, are explained in the clip I've made and of course, there's a reason for the song XD And oh, we did not went to Sarikei in the end. We needed more time for Sibu.
During the trip, Alex said/did 3 really funny things.
1. During dinner, he took Sito's rice (she can't finish it) and said, "Sito, you don't want the rice ah?" then Sito replied no. He then continued, "Why? The rice is so nice. So soft. I can eat it without dishes." XD
2. When parking, Alex do not pull the hand brake. I asked him why so. He answered me, "Because this is an auto gear. So the car won't move even if I didn't pull the handbrake."
3. He ordered Mixed Fruit (something like ABC but with fruits) and spitted the watermelon seeds all around the table. When we laughed at it, he used his fingers and collect them, then swept them onto the floor XD
Well, all these weren't really funny when you just read it without seeing the whole scenario and without knowing how Alex really is. Plus, we (as in me, Sito, Ah Wei and Guat Shan) spreaded our 'Sumpah!' and 'Madness!' disease during the trip. Ken once said, "Sumpah! Tak layan!" and Alex said, "This is Madness!" OMG! It was so funny and cute~~!
All in all, it was a fun and memorable trip. Alex's parents was really nice to us and we appreciate it alot. Well, if they happened to read this, then, thanks so much auntie and uncle! It was a really pleasant trip and we really appreciate your hospitality.
Alex asked where our next trip would be and he suggest that we should go Miri :D
Friday, May 9, 2008
Flying And Facts
In Sarawak, we'll be visiting 3 places which are Kuching, Sibu and Sarikei. The first destination will be Kuching although our plane will land in Sibu. That's because initially, we planned to just visit Sibu but later on, we decided that 5 days 4 nights in Sibu will equal to boredom. When we reach the Sibu airport, we'll meet up with Alex and then we'll take boat to Kuching. We'll be in Kuching for 2 days, 1 day in Sibu and 1 day in Sarikei (though we won't be staying in Sarikei).
Anyway, there's nothing much to blog about so I'll randomly state out some facts about me on travelling.
1. I love, love travelling! Planning for the trip, trying out new food, seeing new places, creating memories and experiencing new stuff, aren't they just so fun? :)
2. I'm a pretty light traveller. In my group of friends, I usually have the smallest bag. I can survive with limited clothes but I need my lotions, camera and money >D
3. One thing that I do not like about travelling is the cost. Though I make sure my travelling costs are economical, I do not like taking out large sum of money at one time.
4. I prefer travelling with people of the same interest. For instance, if I were to go Paris, I would bring my sis and mom along because we can shop. If I were to go outdoor expedition, I would bring my brothers and dad along because they're into activities like this.
5. To me, travelling is about trying out new food as well. So, I can't really go on trips (out of Malaysia) with my mom because she's very choosy when it comes to food.
6. I dislike people who creates 'bad atmosphere' during a certain trip. For example, lets say a group of people are sight seeing on a hill top. Then, one of them suddenly says, "Urg. Hike all the way up here for this. What so nice?" Feel like killing people like that. Mood spoiler!
In short, I want everyone to have a good time during a trip because well, travelling is supposed to be fun :D This is the first time ever I'm flying without my family members and truthfully, I first doubted that my dad would actually allow me to go on this trip. But, haha! I'm flying alone with my friends later *grins*
The other day, I was chatting with Sito and she said, "After this we can go Hong Kong, Australia etc. etc." O_O That would be great! ^^; And I have this Dutch friend, she kept asking me to go over to Holland and maybe we can visit Japan together. Wow~~ I wonder when that day will come ^^;
Wednesday, May 7, 2008
Tagged!
Instructions: Remove ONE question and add in your personal question if you want to, make it a total of 20 questions, then tag people in your list, list them out at the end of this post. Notify them in their chat box that he/she has been tagged.
~ In class, talk. It's rude to sleep in class and yes, it is rude to talk as well but I can always lower my volume
~ No one really..
~ Indeed :D
I'm tagging whoever who wants to be tagged!
Tuesday, May 6, 2008
Present?
It's a bit difficult to get her something. See, if it's Guat Shan, then I can get her stuffs like bag, shoe, earing, necklace, or other accessories. If it's Sito, then something cool and black like a wrist band, a bracelet, earing or maybe chocolates and Eyore (that Winnie the Pooh's donkey. However you spell it). As for Ah Wei, well, she pierced but I don't think she's the type who will change her earings for style. Rather, I think she's the type who wears earing (mainly because the other 3 of us forced her too) to make sure the holes do not close off. If I get her a shirt, it's too plain. It's like, you know, "Oh, I don't know what to get her. Let's just settle with a shirt." How insincere!
I was chatting in MSN with Sito and this is what we chatted about.
Me : Mrs. Kue birthday coming soon. Wat to get?
Sito : Get from Sibu? Celebrate there lo
Me : But on 14 we come back alr
Sito : We coming back at night right? 13 midnight also can celebrate
Me : Wakakak. Good one la. Means just belanja makan?
Sito : Erm.. dunno o. Buy one cake?
Me : The best is get Kenji for her XD
Sito : Can also
Me : WAKAKAKAKA! The best present ever
Sito : Tie a ribbon on Kenji
Me : XD XD XD a GREEN ribbon
Sito : haha
Perhaps Kenji is indeed the best present! XD
Friday, May 2, 2008
Kajang, The Land Of Delicious Sate
Just like when there are mentions of 'bah kut teh', the first thing that came to our heads is 'Klang!', when there are mentions of sate, we'll thought of 'Kajang!' and yes, you guessed it right. We went Kajang earlier today to visit Kenji. Though it was more like we were invited by him.
We left Klang as early as 8 a.m. to KL Sentral then changed train to Kajang. It was about a 2.5 hours train ride but it wasn't that boring since we (Guat Shan, Sito, Ah Wei and I) chatted through out the whole journey. We reached Kajang approximately 10.17 a.m. and were picked by Kenji in a gold Gen2.
The first destination was a temple up on a mountain. According to Kenji, it was a really famous temple for well, its 'accuracy' (if you know what I mean). I don't know how 'accurate' it was but I know very well that this temple has really beautiful sceneries. The environment surrounding is so green. Beautiful~ By the way, the temple is called 'Sek Da Tok' ('Sek' as in stone in Cantonese).
It was a nice place to place my camera on the stone so that I could use self-timer though.
Anyway, after eating, we went Metro Kanjang and since there was nothing much there, we went to Metro Point, the newest plaza in Kajang. We walked around, looked at shoes (at my persistence XD) and even shot some hoops in the arcade. I scored the highest at 121 points. Hooray! But guess I was too into shooting that at my last ball, I tripped (the floor was wet since Ah Wei's bottle leaked) and my abs hit the machine. Ouch!
We went Old Town Kopitiam for tea later on. Chatted for a bit, snapped some pics and listened to songs. While waiting for Kenji to get the car, we spotted an interesting mirror above us and yes, it was a nice spot to snap photos. I bet people around us must be thinking what pity people they are. Snapping pictures of the ceiling like they have never seen one. Oh well~
We headed back at 3 p.m. and in KL Sentral, we spotted this filmming crew. They were waiting for the train to arrive to that they can start their 'arguing' with the girl saying that her boyfriend cheated on her and was about to board the train then the boyfriend stopped her. You know, those typical love scene. Maybe it was for a commercial? Whatever it is, if you happened to spot me on tv, let me know! Hahahaha!
It was, overall, a fun day. We reached home at 4.30 p.m. and well, did nothing much after that. Thanks Kenji, for bring us around Kajang. We appreciate it.


