Silence Speaks

Miley Cyrus Medley - Christina Grimmie (By Kurt Schneider)

This medley is soo anti-Miley. I look at her and immediately think Paramore. Lol

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Teenage Dream & Just the way you are - Acapella Cover - Katy Perry - Bru...

Gosh him and his multi-talented mouth. And I actually meant it in a good way.

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"Just A Dream" by Nelly - Sam Tsui & Christina Grimmie

omg this has the makings of a coolio mtv... awesome stuffs.

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keep calm

OMG I CAN'T FRIGGING BELIEVE I WASTED TWO H TRYING TO RE-SOLVE A 213 (and turning to the comfort of the internet) PROBLEM WHEN ALL I DID WRONG WAS A SIMPLE CALCULATION CARELESS MISTAKE. KILL ME NOW.



TOMORROW BETTER BE A BETTER DAY.

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Full moon

Had a tiny teeny episode of little boy who cried wolf happening to me yest.

Except, I'm not a consummate liar. White lies aside, I pride myself on being honest, steady and dependable like a rock, just ask my little bruh or sista and etc. I could go on and on. But that's not the point.

Back to before the digression. The thing was no one believed me or my story, which was somewhat plausible, until I showed them evidence, which I felt disheartening. Jeez. Never knew their faith in me was so easily flappable. The former I would naturally take affront to, like who wouldn't! The latter, well... I gotta admit, it was a tad incredulous if it didn't happen to me firsthand but it did, so it's moot.

Still, could have done without bleeding for it.




Coincidentally, yest was a full moon.

Wikipedia:

The Moon has a long association with insanity and irrationality; the words lunacy and loony are derived from the Latin name for the Moon, Luna.
Philosophers such as Aristotle and Pliny the Elder argued that the full Moon induced insanity in susceptible individuals, believing that the brain, which is mostly water, must be affected by the Moon and its power over the tides, but the Moon's gravity is too slight to affect any single person.
Even today, people insist that admissions to psychiatric hospitals, traffic accidents, homicides or suicides increase during a full Moon, although there is no scientific evidence to support such claims.

It's amazing what interesting tidbits you get can from Wikipedia. Anyway, given the wolf theme post, you prolly gathered that my latest fiction faze is centred in werewolves. Hahah seriously. Lydia Dare is a great read. Bringing wolves into the regency is a superb spin on the old tale that turn man into four-legged beasts who howl at the moon.

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black hole

The story of the power who would one day destroy us all.

The Black Hole.



What goes up must come down. But if you throw smth fast and far enough, it doesn't.

If smth is heavy enough, it pulls you towards it. Which kinda explain why gravity acts more strongly at da equator.

We should all aspire to live like stars - born, shine & die. Leaving behind smth akin to a black hole which continues to make a monumental impact after death. And the best thing is, they'll never be gone. Hidden perhaps, but always there. The kings of the jungle are nothing compared to the silent predator of the universe.

Labels: astronomy

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Here we go...

Come with me,
There's a world outside that we should see
Take my hand,
Close your eyes
With you right here,
Imma rocketeer.

Awesome song by Far East Movement who also brought the annoying song Like a G6. Until I caught the mtv, I didn't realised the band members consisted of Asians. Notice I didn't say awesome mv, because it frankly wasn't. I was amazed by the male lead's skateboarding pros though.

Live for something, rather then die for nothing.
-George Patton

Not sure who George Patton is, but it's trueee right, living is so much more than mere existing. After a brief sprint down the memory lane, I realized 20 years of existing is enough. Time to live a little. Okay, so what if, I'll never get a Nobel, never get featured in headlines, or you know the yada yada stuffs that one knows naturally is beyond one's reach (like never get a date with Zac Efron), unless they're simpletons or possess unbelievable naivety. The Zac Efron eg was to illustrate that I'm neither.

Which got me thinking. Life should be more than just plotting of steps to reach your goals. Life isn't predictable, a gamble some might say. Plans are just what they are, plans - steps to reach your goals in your mind. Plans don't always work out. Everyone has the same odds dealt against them, no amount of planning would tilt the odds towards you. Time to live a little. More impromptu actions instead of logical analysis. Let Life take you on a journey where destination is anyone's guess.

Life's not fun, if it's predictable, aye? We'll just be droids, mindless of our actions, doing the same routine everyday.

They always ask in interviews, if you could change one thing in your life, what would it be? I used to think about what I'd change but now I don't. Because what's the point in thinking when it's impossible? Say if it's possible (which doesn't sound as unlikely as it is, since I've learnt black holes warp time and space in astronomy. But given technology, it's tough having to manufacture a machine that possesses the black hole-like concept, and to control it.) there would still be an issue of grandfather paradox.

However, if I were to die tommorrow, I'll book myself a one-way ticket to Paris, the city of amour. In my mind, that's the next best thing after falling in love. But since the latter is impossible to accomplish in one day, Paris is definitely top-notch choice. Falling in love is like one of the must-do's in life. I already experienced the family kind of love, besides.



Saving all these deep thinking of another day.

Time to get back into the holiday mugging program I set up. 8h and counting, and I only got one item out of da seriously-speaking-easily-exhausted list. zzzzzz

Labels: deep

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You are the only exception

Cos nothing's ever worth the risk...

176 email notifications were an awesome surprise. FB does live up to its name of a social network. Friendster; more like a glorifed ancestor. And who uses friendster anymore. I spent 2h replying to each bday greeting, caught up with some "lost" friends and etc.

Anyway, had a great time celebrating with da JC clique on Timbre @ Arts House on Sat. Gr8 music and gr8 food, and gr8 company. Life doesn't get anything better than this. Reached home abt 130AM shagged. Slept at 3 cos I had to wait for da hair to dry. Ended up sleeping half my bday away the next day.



The actual cake-cutting happened tooo fast. Before I knew it, the cake was half gone and settled into people's stomach. Hence the absence of picture of moi 20th cake, leaving only the dedication sugary thingy.

YILING: I want this kind! Hehe

Labels: birthday

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cake-y situation

After 19 years of cutting cake (equivalent to cutting at least 19 cakes), I can't believe I still have to ponder over what cake to get. Okay I admit I'm more fussy than the average person, what with the natural distaste to steer away from fruit cakes, and mostly, mainly, centred on chocolate cake.

After nearly 19 years of chocolate cake, I distinctly remember having a fruit cake for bday one year which I didn't eat much of which was -.- because it was MY bday cake. How to not go back to the same ol' same ol'? Aiyo choose cake also got dilemma.

Swensen's Choco Grande or Bakerzin's Cookies & Cream cheesecake?

Cheesecake like no bday feel. Sighs at the same time I don't feel up to another chocolate cake this year. Ah heck. Bakerzin it is then.

(Amazing how typing everything makes decision-making so much faster and efficient. Maybe it's just me.)

On a sidenote, I totally went on RP quest earlier on. Signed up for 3 programmes in total; two on friday, the other one next tue. Which means another early day. Lucky it's end of da week and that my birthday's coming up. Which automatically means is a YAY thing.

Timbre on Sat heheh.
Home on Sun.
Test on Mon.
Naise.

So frigging tired. Finally get to sleep for 8h tonight.

Labels: birthday

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western meets oriental

(Dragons: latest fiction faze, hehe)

Awesomme. That was tonight's dinner theme.

My mom is sucha good cook that a 3/4 sem has me fatter than one year in hall. Gosh. And living in hall was supposed to be indulgence, supper and all. But I'm proud to say the times I went for supper could be counted on one hand. Yay! I totally have self-discipline except when it comes to boooks. Lol

Accepting reality is step one. I'm proud to say I've proceeded with step two: putting actions to work! Did 30 laps once I got home. Good motivation, hope it lasts. 3wkx30lap to start off. Slowly incorporate gym sessions. Hehe

wk12: elearning; and I still gotta come back to sch for 4 days -.-

Ciaos biz law ppt to do and astro midterm to mug for!

xx

Murder is murder. No excuse. Death is death. No leeway. He should not have gotten off so lightly. Pleading insanity or mental distress should not be an excuse for offenders to go scot free. It's quite amazing how smth so black and white can be twisted to make exceptions.
Law, go figure.

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