In about a year time, I will be leaving

this prestigious university.

NUS is not a good school.

I always tell everyone this.

However, after knowing I will be graduating

soon, my perspective has changed a little.

I will not say I like NUS, but I do miss my favourite spots

there.

Places like, the sofa area and small corner in SOC...

Small but comfy seminar rooms,

Level 4 at engine block 2/3/4,

Lover's Garden,

Kent Ridge Bus Terminal...

These are the few places where I will miss.

NO!

I don't miss the Teaching Staff...

the food,

the bazaar,

the facilities...

These are the few things that will leave my mind as

soon as they get in.

To be fair, actually, there are few teaching staffs

whom I admire. and have learnt a lot from

them.

I must thank the cleaning staffs (Auntie) who

keep SOC toilets so clean!!!

HaHaHa.

I am not leaving yet. But it is always not too early

to appreciate things.

You may not like something or someone sometimes,

but you have to appreciate them for they

may have done something to make

your life better.

A lot has happened to me lately.

My relationship is doing very well,

but I have met a few people who irritates me greatly.

Some of them are my friends,

but after I sit down and think for a while,

they are not as truthful as they appear to be...

It is time to leave certain things behind. :)

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Few days ago, I was queuing up to buy bubble tea.
Then, came 3 chinese guys cut in front of me.

Yes. That's right. They are trying to cut the queue. Because of their actions, everyone else behind me became lost lamb and crowd around the counter instead of queuing up.

Unable to tolerate further... I shout at the three guys and asked them to queue up. With an immediate effect, everyone started queuing up. Must the scenario turned ugly first before everyone starts to behave in a civilized manner?

again... what the hell are they thinking?

What the hell are the Singaporeans behind me thinking?

Is queuing up that difficult?

Finally fulfilled my gf's wish to play at Sentosa. Well, it was a nice weather that day with some droplets of rain here and there. However, the most enjoying part was that there were not a lot of people at the beach. So it was fun because you can speak loud and play wild.

Enjoyed every moment. Looking forward for the next Sentosa visit.

Friends reading this entry, you should try relax yourself at the beach too.

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This is an excellent TV advertisement from Singapore that touched my heart today.
Two stream of tears flow from my eyes as I watched this 3mins advertisement.

The impact of this advertisement was so strong that it stired my emotion greatly.
I can't help but to remember my Mum when she was sick.
Everything that the actress said in this clip was what I experienced exactly at that time.
Though the situation is not the same, the feeling is...

"In the end, it is the small things you remember; a little imperfection that make them perfect for you."

That is Beautifully Imperfect...

Family... Love... is beyond imagination.
Nothing in this world weighs more important than Family...

Took this picture on 9/Aug/2009 - Singapore National Day Parade
If you look carefully at the picture, you will see a heart shape
A reminder... Love everything around you.