To the sound of party poppers popping

Happy birthday, Daddy!

(No, not referring to you, JTWW. Hahahaha.)

The parents

I still stand by what I’ve been saying, that you should just shave bald and not keep that little bit of hair where the scar isn’t at. You look damn weird with hair on only one side of your head, please. Hahaha. Ok, hopefully your hair looks better when I get back, Dad.

And yes, I still want to go to Shanghai. Thank you. You said if I go, you’ll bring me to see your friend’s humungous dog. So yes, I still want to see the dog too. I’d like some money for shopping while I’m there as well.

Thanks, Dad! (wink, wink!)

Yes, I know I make a horrible daughter, but too bad! Half my DNA belongs to you. Hahahahaha. I’ll see you soon! Hee.

Happy Birthday, J!

Unit 71

Celebrated J’s birthday last night with lots of laughter and random events. Pretty sure our neighbour could hear us blowing those party-whistle-thingys all night. For some reason we found that really funny and couldn’t stop laughing. Hehe.

Happy Birthday, Singapore!

South Australia, heaps good

JT and her Ant friend came to visit! It’s heaps exciting as they came armed with Krispy Kreme donuts as well as stuff from Singapore that I got my parents to pass to JT.

Yummy stuff (I meant the donuts)

Time to catch up on all that sleep I’ve missed out on

Exams are over!

I was so excited last night that today’s the last day of exams for me, I couldn’t concentrate on studying! I was so happy. It may be only three papers, but the stress levels were as though I was back doing my IB again. I felt so scared and unprepared. Now, I’m just hoping that I’ll do okay and hopefully pass everything. Eeks.

So, now I have the time to get a life again! YAY! Updates!

Received a parcel from the parents! It took so long to get to me. Mail here takes forever to get to me. Sigh. But to get a parcel is so exciting! I love receiving parcels. So if you’re free and have nothing better to do, send me a parcel! Or even mail like a postcard would make my day!

Parcel from Singapore!

Cuts & bruises

I’m getting more cuts than ever. How is it that every time a pair of scissors or a knife ends up in my hands I somehow get cut? Some times I don’t even know how it happens. It’s like, the next thing I know, I’m bleeding and the wound hurts. Gah, plus, to prove how much I’m getting cut these days, I’m running low on the box of plasters that I brought from Singapore that used to be full. I’m left with only one plaster now. Sigh.

Anyways, my Easter break was a good one. Went for Easter camp by OCF and then hopped onto a plane to Brisbane to meet up with H and A. It was awesome to see them again. It’s been so long!

(:

From then till now

This year’s birthday was a quiet one. And I’d like to thank everyone for all the birthday wishes! Thank you for remembering.

The family

It was a belated birthday celebration for me. I slept half the day of my birthday away. So I kinda turned 20 in my sleep, haha. And all I did for my birthday was to attend this MOH tea session about scholarships for Health Sciences.

You know you’re late for work when…

You see this on your desk:

What I found when I got to my workstation.

What I’ve been up to

I went Kbox-ing with the girls on the 7th, spent the whole night there but we didn’t get to sing our full! Heh. We chose songs alphabentically; we only managed to get to ‘M’ before it got too late to get home. We started at 7 plus? ended at about 11.30pm. Heh.

After that it was a sleepover at T’s aunt’s place. Watched the Olympic opening and played sparklers at East Coast Park.

They turn another year older.

Last Saturday (26th July), Jasmine arranged a birthday surprise for Josiah who shares the same birthday as her.

Before the tuition, she went all the way down to Bugis to get some balloons for the party. She lugged down baby Dorothy and stroll along with her! Power I tell you. Each balloons cost $1.20! Expensive. She got one of her tuition kids to help her carry it to the tuition session at Kallang.

Then after the tuition session, I helped bring it all the way to Toa Payoh where the party would be.

10 balloons, $12.00. I was entrusted with 10 expensive balloons! Pressure. So anyway, I had to bring the balloons in the train with me. It wasn’t an easy task dodging people with a mass of balloons around me blocking me view.