With the upcoming D&D, I came across this Forum Thread on hairstyle tutorials for females... alot of articles from korean magazines, great for Singapore too.. members also do translations on these articles... bookmark it for that special day ^_^x
"How I wish I'd chosen darkness from cold.
How I wish I had screamed out loud,
Instead I've found no meaning."
How many times can you fall?
Apparently more than twice a day...
How many times can you break in a year?
More than 3 times the least...
"How I wish I could walk through the doors of my mind;
Hold memory close at hand,
Help me understand the years."
How do you measure the life
Of a woman or a man?
In times that he cried?
Or the way that she died?
"How I wish I could choose between Heaven and Hell.
How I wish I would save my soul.
I'm so cold from fear."
Exploding Dog: Could this be Forever?
Exploding Dog: I'm so sad.
"I guess it's time I run far, far away."
Emo by =lucky-loser
"Find comfort in pain,
All pleasure's the same:
It just keeps me from trouble."
Comfort Foodies for a cold night...
"I've heard what they say,
but I'm not here for trouble."
The Sad Clown by ~damngood
"It's more than just words:
it's just tears and rain."
Smile.
For me...
A interesting sight in NTU... toilets for two types of people... Singaporean.. and non-Singaporean =O 
And while we are on the sensitive issue of non-Singaporeans... I would like to comment... your house got no dustbin iszit? Interesting how people can pile a dustbin up over the weekends when there is another empty one like 5m away...
Arh.. the smell of cracked eggs and what not rotting in the sunday afternoon air...
You know how relatives always comment how you look so different each year... well.. came across this project by Zoe Crosher
Named "1-Yr Later", it documents changing femininity, from girlhood to womanhood, in a series of photographic portraits that document girls as their leaving high school in their rooms at their parents houses, and then returns one year later to snap them in the same position in their room as before.
Interesting to see that, besides hairstyles, clothes and make-up skills, there is a change in the way their eyes look and how they carry themselves... interesting how this series documents the impact of new experiences... subtle to us, but distinct when brought into comparison.
With Canteen 13 so nearby, there is steep competition between the Japanese and Korean foodies... and the Japanese food does put up a touch fight =P.. ate their teriyaki chicken before, but forgot about the pictures =x... this time, had their beef bowl for $3.50
Must say that it is very different from the bowls at Yoshinoya.. the slices of beefs are not paper thin, but rather more like the chunkier slices from a beef hotplate at a zhi cha stall..
Still tender and juicy despite the thickness and quite filling... girls might want to avoid this though if you don't like onions =P
Alrighty, tried a few dishes at Canteen 13's Korean Food... tried their $3.50 noodles... They do have a cheaper plain noodles, but that is non spicy... the chicken, beef and pork ones are spicy, but at $3.50.. with an option to make it more spicy =3...
Personally, I felt $3.50 was alittle steep... it is very clear that they are using the packet korean noodles, with the addition of some vegetables and the choice of meat.. not really melt in your mouth kind of meat either... so yeah... 
Only get for the convenience of not washing up later =P
Another dish they have is the BBQ hot plate meat... tried the chicken one today... $3.90 comes with a rice, kimchi and a soup...
Personally, I feel that this is quite worth it.. the serving of chicken was a mountain... and it tasted really good... still juicy and well marinated =3 worth going back again =P
Was walking around the CCA fair the yesterday... There were actually I bunch of other shops there... selling foodies, clothes and craft... came across this stall selling these, they are actually pendants made from clay... hardy enough for normal stuff, but might crack against metal...
What really attracted me is the childlike painting still and the simplistic way the pendants make you go awww... Each was $3.. alittle steep but I guess its great to support the arts =x
And my favourite piece is this ^_^x
And 2 others that I got are~ 
Been having these long breaks between lessons recently... those.. too long to slack around in the library alone... yet too short to return back to your hall for net and a nap... so been walking around and cam whoring =3
Was raining the other day....
So I had a tea as MacDonalds while waiting...
Nice hot! tea
*Pitter Splatter* *Pitter Splatter*
Into a grey sky morning...
Anyone want a bottle of Coke Zero? Have one freebie one in my fridge atm, from the CCA fair =3
After the rain...
Love the Scene...
Playing with the modes
Fluffy clouds...
Considering if this should be my new wallpaper =P
Recently, I like walking beside the fountain after classes
The cool feeling really relaxes you after a day of lectures and tutorials..
Tried the Chicken Rice at the Golden Spoon the other day... $2 seems reasonable... Boneless chicken, and you have the choice of adding vegetables and eggs... the tea was alittle crummy though... too watery...
And as the weekends draws near... it reminds me once more of the long bus queues at Boon Lay... Despite buses coming every 15 minutes, the queues just keep coming =O Makes me really feel for those chiong'ing for the bus in the mornings... I might be one of them next year =O =O
Went on a Supper Hop event with the hall yest. We left at around 9pm from NTU. And arrived at Niqqi's The Cheese Prata Shop , which is somewhere near NUS. Ironic in ways I guess.
Personally, felt the service was poor, hard to find people to top up an existing order, and felt a rather cold and disgrunted feeling from the staff. Serving was slow too. Maybe it is because we look like poor students. The banana prata was quite good though, sweet and sticky.
After which, we hopped on the bus again, and made our way to Geylang. This time at Mongkok Dim Sum.
The resident waitor
And a group photo
Personally, I felt the service here was much better, food came fast. The dim sums were piping hot and they accommodated to top up teapot and special requests. It was alittle pricey, but enjoyable.
The final destination was at East Coast, where we had alittle Stingray and sugar cane... but wasn't really fantastic. And didn't really take footage there.
Finally, we made our way back to hall... some were tired...
but others were satisfied I guess =P 
Its a real pity only 5 from my OG made it... oh well... arh Sze Han... =P
Went out the Montfort Guys on Sunday, to celebrate HhY and Jon's bdaes... Sakura buffet at Downtown East... After 1 and a half hours, 8 beef hot plates, 3 salmon sashimi plates and tons of ice-cream... it was time for the cake...
And then, there was the issue of cutting the frozen ice-cream cake...
And, just when you thought it was all over, and it was safe to go for a smoke break... things take a twist... Round 2!! Sneaky moves by Mao... trying to place his order for some pork...
And there were group photos...
And more people placed their orders =3
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After all the eating, we went for some bowling... point to note, do reserve a number in advance if you intend to bowl at Downtown East, despite the number of lanes there, the queue is still very long. Took about 2 hours after we reserved, that we got the lanes.
Yes, the concentration when a packet of cigarettes is on the line...
Some others however, were less focused in certain ways.
And it was a hard and close battle between the sexes... but in the end... 1 pin decided it all... karma comes around and bites you... at least I won by a larger margin the last time around =3
And.. I only lost by a point... =P
An interesting documentary about the Chinese in China making an effort to learn English to make a difference at the Olympics.
Well, now that Singapore has won the bid to host the upcoming youth Olympics games 2010 and it has been announced that it will be held at the NTU-NIE campus, it makes you wonder, what are we Singaporeans going to do to make a difference?
Recently, I received an email from a friend about entries for an art contest at the Hirshorn Modern Art Gallery in DC... about artists only being able to use a single A4 paper to create their works.. I did alittle snooping around.. and as it turns out... these works are actually really done on a single A4 paper... but are the works of a Danish Artist called Peter Callesen
Frankly, when I first saw his works, I was both amazed and inspired. The simplicity of the mediums used and resulting the effect archived is amazing. *haha* inspired to take after his style, though maybe less complicated works =P
Normally, I only choose a handful of an artist's works to showcase, but this time, I am going to make an exception. I am choosing him to be the Webby of the week, and will be featuring over 10 of works.. Enjoy! and do visit his webby for even more!!
Snowballs, 2005
Acid free A4 80 gsm paper and glue
Bound To Be Free, 2008
37 x 47,5 x 7 cm.
Acid Free A4 115 gsm paper, glue, color oak frame
The Core of Everything, 2006
47,5 x 37 x 7 cm
Acid free A4 80 gms paper, glue, glue, and oak frame
Cowboy, 2006
53 x 40,5 x 7 cm.
Acid Free A4 115 gsm paper, glue, acrylic paint, and oak frame
Alive, but Dead, 2006
127 x 94 x 11,5 cm.
Acid Free paper, glue, acrylic paint, and oak frame
Down the River, 2005
Acid free A4 80 gsm paper and glue
Down the River (Details)
In the Shadow of an Orchid, 2005
Acid free A4 80 gsm paper and glue
In the Shadow of an Orchid (Details)
Looking back, 2006
Acid free A4 115 gsm paper and glue
White Hand, 2007
Acid free A4 115 gsm paper and glue
Little Erected Ruin, 2007
Acid free A4 115 gsm paper and glue
Little Erected Ruin (Details)
Half Way Through, 2006
Acid free A4 115 gsm paper, pencil, and glue
The Short Distance Between Time and Shadow, 2006
Acid free A4 115 gsm paper and glue