Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Ok. I am going to so revive this blog.
Well, Let's talk about today...
Quite horrible, Got cell bio and some compulsory module called Report Writing today.
And I kickstarted my day by being late for 10 minutes for Report Writing.... I seriously hate traffic jams. We were supposed to do a presentation about the trends that we have spotted on several sample reports... I sort of screwed up the presenattion, really nervous.
Then we had cell bio, and I don't really understand much of what the lecturer is talking about..... Then with Tian Luck attempting to go into further detail, my brain is like So messed up now... Should have chose bio for O levels, thouh I am also quite sure I cna't get in with my sc 2 streaming results then...
Today was also the first day of the CCA fair, signed up for three CCA, Touch rugby, Floorballl and CSCC.... Thinking of considering another 3... Paintball, Choir and Soccer... But most importantly, regardless of what CCA I join, I WANT TO JOIN THE SCHHOL TEAM.
Two weeks have already passed in poly, and I am almost certain that chemstry is now my favourite subject... So different from secondary school. LOLS. Speaking of which, some ppl from CCK said I changed a lot.... hopefully it's for the best. :)
Well, that's about it for now.
it got me home
9:08 PM
Tuesday, April 20, 2010
It is seriously crazy.Like my blog has just revived from itself after so many months of neglect.And it looks like I have to start ALL OVER AGAIN.I will try to change the blog for a while, give it more colours and probably photos, change the infomation on my profile.... Change the music and last but not least, add more links to my dear coursemates.Hm... Sounds like a good idea.Find the time first, I guess.
it got me home
12:15 AM
Wednesday, January 6, 2010
Well, it's the time of year again.It is supposed to be like the third day o f school for students, and by now, we are supposed to be familiarizing with the lectures and boring lessons at the year ahead.
And here am I, creating my blog post here at the comfort of the chalet L09 of the
Coasta sands chalet ,here at
Pasir Ris. To me, though the chalet has been very frustrating at times due to several reasons, but somehow we manage to overcome such challenges and try in the best in our ability to make this outing a success. (Though it hasn't been very successful, we can't say it is a total failure, be positive, right?)
Been busy with handling two jobs these 2weeks,and I have sort of got of got used to it, waking up early and completing the 13 hour routine every day. But i still need to thank my family, for making life easier for me, fetching me to work and washing several clothes for me...
It seems daunting to an individual who took the o levels last year that they will be getting their results in probably a week's time. Two years (For most, it's just 6 months) of hard work and effort will be reflected in a result slip.People around me has been getting visions, like Grace who "visioned" that she will get 16, others are too worried and the rest doesn't seem to care.
Well, nevertheless,i still sincerely wish these candidates:
ALL THE BEST FOR THE RELEASE OF RESULTS!!!!
Well, better stop here. Still have to go back to the 13hour routine today. by the way, practically everyone here knocked out from sleeping too late... Haha.it's really funny to see how they sleep. :)
it got me home
6:32 AM
Wednesday, December 23, 2009
Now. have time to blog after the A and E camp and today's first day at breadtalk.
The A and E camp was rather good., though there were like only 12 girls out of the almost 70 people in the camp. I lost my voice because I screamed a bit too much and was too high during he 4 days of the camp.
Number of activities that i particularly liked would be star gazing (we saw the Orion belt and Jupiter despite the bad weather!) and some of the games we did during the camp. One would be the adaptation of a Left For Dead game where WE were the survivors. Though i got "Killed" in the end (I sort of came too late to be rescued despite surviving the attacks of the "zombies" ), it was really fun. The skit was quite funny, though it did not turn out well, but we still got first in the overall group standings. :)
I was working at breadtalk today, at the same place at steph's, though I was working as a baker. The first day was quite general, as of always for a first day, doing a bit of this and that, like putting on toppings, making bread, displaying the bread.etc. it's more crowded as compared to shin tokyo, and there is more tension in there. today, a few arguments were triggered, most by the head baker and the manager because of the Christmas season, due to the many logcakes that the customers ordered for the holidays, and that the head baker wasn't happy because of the lack of space.
Then of course, with tension comes temper, then comes the trigger of the "explosion", and the baker starts cursing and barking mad during the remaining 4 to 5 hours that i was working.e is quite good to me, and i am quite glad. As usual, most of the workers aren't local which was obvious.
Well, that should be it for now. Working at Shin tokyo tomorrow.
it got me home
10:55 PM
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
MY ADVENTURES@ SHIN TOKYO>
Ha.LOL.
I sort of wanted to write this post after my Sunday shift, but I was so lazy, and I sort of dragged and dragged... until today, I guess.
How's it like working in a restaurant?
No, it isn't like working in mac. Neither does it seem like working as a lifeguard or a retail assistant.
It is like a 3 in 1 package; cleaner, dish-washer and waiter all jumbled into one job. And for me, I have another job, preparing drinks and barrister sounds cool (though I know a barrister prepares coffee only, but let's ignore that fact.)
It's horrible as you cannot afford to make mistakes. I did, on my first day. Apparently I spilled some drinks on the floor(Luckily not on the customer). The entire crew sort of helped me cleaned up, and let me tell you . I REALLY FELT VERY GUILTY then.
It's nerve-wrecking, especially during peak hours. it is simply hell, especially you have to sastisfy every request of the customer. And it can get very frustrating sometimes.
It's painful, because I sort of stood on my chord shoes during work, which is like an inch tall (Luckily not any taller) and by the time I took it off, my legs were hurting.
It's dirty, because you are expected to clean and make sure that every detail is perfect. i sort of regret making things difficult for the people in Sakae when we had our wild buffet lunches then.
BUT, it's satisfying, especially when the customers smiles back at you in appreciation after you have serviced them. You will feel very accomplished, from not knowing anything at all, to someone who can be really service-orientated, and picking up new skills at the same time.It's a call to wake up, that you finally know money is really hard to come by.
Well, i like it. HAHA. Though my legs are still hurting form standing. Working tomorrow. visit me during lunchtime!
it got me home
9:40 PM
