Hello high school

Hello Yunnan

Everyone seems to be reminiscing our high school days. So I felt partially obligated to post something about high school. Haha.

It just makes me think the internet is awesome more than ever

Last weekend I got to attend one of my ex-secondary school teacher’s wedding. Got to see some of the old GB girls from my batch. Reminded me of all the great memories I had while I was still a GB girl. Sigh. Oh, more pictures on Facebook. 

Oh, it’s also the first time I got invited to a wedding via Facebook. Haha. Facebook is oh-so-awesome huh? The wedding was rather sweet and Miss Tay (now officially Mrs Goh!) was as bubbly as ever. And I even have a video on Facebook for the ‘You may now kiss the bride’ moment. Hehe.

Didn’t get to catch up much though. And we were all really tired at the end of the day. Plus, my poor feet (sigh, heels) were covered in blisters. Hopefully we’ll get to meet up soon for a major catch-up session? Yes, girls? Heh.

Speaking of catch-up, our dearest Korean friend, Moo Hwan, suddenly appeared online on MSN today! It was so, so good to talking to him again. I thought my Korean friends disappeared! (H not counted)

She’s a great teacher

Met up with my English teacher today, along with JT. It was awesome to see her again and chat about what nightmares IB gave us. And about our juniors as well as our other teachers. It’s been so long!

She’s returning to Singapore (for good) soon, so hopefully we’ll be able to meet up again along with the other teachers (:

However, that would also mean that SSIS is going to lose an awesome teacher.

Snow

I feel like flying back to Shanghai NOW, just so that I can go play in the snow.

China seems to be brimming with snow now (saw the news).

And can you believe it? SSIS is closed till the end of the week, which means there’s no school, because of the snow! Now, why didn’t that happen when I was in SSIS?

I want to play in the snow, and make snowmen too. ):

Jealous ; envious.

KIMCHI!

Kimchi instant noodles + kimchi = YUMS

Havent had that for a long time since I always have that occasionally in Shanghai when my parents go out and I would then have to prepare my own dinner. But the only thing that’s missing is my Shanghai Ah yi’s jiao zhi. I miss eating the jiao zhi she makes.