How i use my free time XD

Okay.... last week of sem break... time to "kacau" people.....

Victim #1 : my sister KEI

take 1~


take 2~

take 3~

Okay.... she seems annoyed.... haha... busy doing revision

for pmr trial. Gonna let her be and stop disturbing her XD

victim #2 : my youngest sis MING

dracula....
smile >
OOOOHHH i see!

k... she "dumped" me after 3 shots.... T_T

victim #3: myself ?????

#1

#2

okay... the background is my study room

(the place i slept for 2 weeks b4 spm last year T_T)

#4.... i looked like a NOOB in this pic

#5 this looks better kan??

#6 the flash was supposed to came out from my mouth XD

#7 okay... looks like a "coal miner"...

*get my fringe cut before school reopens*

#8.... i like this one

#9... i DISlike this.....

#10 JU-ON take 1!

#11 JU-ON take 2~

#12 JU-ON totally out of shape? *my nostrils*

#13.... one word "NO"

#14... the 'eyes'... just what i want.

evolved JU-ON

#15...

#16 *look how the light scattered*

Okay final one.... tired of trying.. hehe

looks like my JU-ON look didn't turn

out to be scary.... *just accept the fact

that i am too cute to be JU-ON XD XD

XD* i will be the poor victim of JU-ON

instead... agree?? hehe

5 minutes of darkness....

0712 woke up and went to the toilet
.....just when i am done and stood up
..... it was not like before
..... suddenly... darkness
... i can see nothing (i am serious)
i felt my way back to my bedroom.... when i closed the door and sat down on the icy floor..... i couldn't think what's wrong with me.... i don't know what to do
i wanted to yell but was too terrified.... i was doomed.
could i have lost my vision by that moment? i don't know
or my brain just can't function that time due to the high fever
i don't know..... all i can do that time....to WAIT
but still... thank God... i manage to see AGAIN
the time was 0718... according to my cellphone
around five minutes of darkness eh? no.... it was like a century............... to me.
*oh yeah, any "bio people" pls tell me what's wrong with me if you know*

lesson learnt :)

let just start off with the dim lit dawn of good friday. My catholic roommate had reminded me this early morning that today is good friday and to them it's also a fasting day (fast as in go vegetarian). I said to myself after hearing that... "nah... no big deal, one day without meat nia... won't dai wan... i sure can make it wan... bla bla" but later, in the afternoon, i went out for lunch with my housemate and we hit straight to Mcdonald (*they're having special rate for 4 sets of lunch) I ended up with a beef burger and some fries. I wasn't aware to realise that today i was supposed to fast neither do i remember about what i've just said this early morning to myself until.... (back to hostel after lunch) roommate:'what you had for lunch' me:'i went to mcdonald.' (still not realizing XD) roommate:'mcdonald?? what you ate there?!' me:' double cheese burger lorh." (not till the point of realization yet T_T) roommate:'haaaah?? today is fasting day la. you're not supposed to eat meat!' self monolog: "oh my God...". well that's how i came to realise about the fact that i ate meat today. after some moments full of regrets... the lesson behind this happening started to surface. First, we humans fell so easily into temptation, a form of sin, whether with intention or not. Secondly, we humans are not strong or righteous enough to resist temptation and to free our soul from sins. THAT'S THE REASON WHY JESUS WAS CRUCIFIED. Good friday is a vivid reminders of how Jesus suffered so we might know freedom. His victory at the cross came at a great cost. The shedding of God's one and only son's blood. No one can earn salvation, because the blood of Christ is the only sufficient sacrifice for sin (Hebrews 9:22)... afterall, what is the price we must pay? This new life we have in Christ doesn't mesh with the world or the desires of our flesh. Something must die. Either we crucify what cannot sustain us in order to truly live in Christ, or we remain 'death' in order to hold on to what will eventually destroy us.

Hey~Earth hour 2009

1,858 cities, towns and municipalities in 81 countries have already committed to VOTE EARTH for Earth Hour 2009, as part of the worlds first global election between Earth and global warming. How about you? All you need to do is to turn off unnecessary lights on 28th March, from 8:30 pm to 9:30 pm. Do your part in action of confronting global warming~

19 already??

muahaha... sorie kawan kawan.... for waiting this long... i know i have been away for sometime but guess what.... aku dah muncul sekali lagi. Today.... 6th of march is my "da ge" (big brother's) birthday... he will be the first one to turn 19 this year..... wahaha... and he had decided to take a step further from a "BOY" to a "MAN" . HEHE... yea.. we went to sunway pyramid as usual and spent some time with him... he better off spend time with his date XD. yea... didn;t manage to catch up a movie this time but we linger round the arcade for some "monster smashing and killing" session (XD i am a violent person) and guess what... the friend of mine who introduced this game (the house of death) to me is also a girl...XD whatever... girls can be tough though... infact.. half of my kawan perempuan knows how to play CS. anyway... it has been a long and stretchy day..... schools... cats concerto meeting... sunway... rush here and there.. oh ya. we paid a visit to The One Academy too... brilliant drawings.. beautiful colours... "bombastic! sorry... tak bawa camera ke sana so tak ada picture to upload lor... will be going to balai seni negara tomorrow... ahaha. need some sleep. chaoz~

Architect of the month- January 2009

tatatatadang~~ He is PAUL M. RUDOLPH
well well....

Personal information

Paul Marvin Rudolph (Octover 23, 1918 in Elkton, Kentucky – August 8, 1997 in New York, New York) was an American architect and the dean of the Yale School of Architecture for six years, known for his cubist building designs and highly complex floor plans. His most famous work is the Yale Art and Architecture Building (A&A Building), a spatially complex Brutalist concrete structure.

Education

Rudolph earned his bachelors's degree in architecture at Auburn University (then known as Alabama Polytechnic Institute) in 1940 and then moved on to the Harvard Graduate School of Design to study with Bauhaus founder Walter Gropius. After three years, he left to serve in the Navy for another three years, returning to Harvard to receive his master's in 1947.

Astonishing work

~Orange County Government Center

~Yale Art and Architecture building

~Wisma Dharmala Sakti 1&2, Jakarta

~Government Service Center, Boston

~ D. R. Horton, and Wells Fargo towers, Fort Worth

~The Concourse office tower with its ribbon windows and interweaving floors, Singapore

~Lippo Centre, Hong Kong

I like this, particularly.......

Paul's penthouse at new york city.....

vision of urban sophistication... steel, polished white plastic, marble in a dizzying complex space... cool huh. "architect should build silly things they have an itch to do and wouldn't do for clients" Paul once said. The varying and layers of the ceiling's height is a distinctive feature of this penthouse design. The transparent ceiling conducts natural light into the space to the core of his house despite of balancing the direct sun from east and west. The sunlight will a a main problem for glass houses causing stuffy internal heating in the day. In a nutshell, this is a stunning design for it's open to water, sky and sun, amenities most people have to leave the city to enjoy it. Serenity in alert to the buzzing big city~ yea!