Trolley babies

2nd August 2006
I look like Sadako (-.-)

Apparently this is the craziest (and most memorable) stunt I've done. I praise Teah for having a good memory.
I have holes in mine.
Or we just need to take more pictures next time.

Good Ol' Days

Found Sheila's old CD collection and found pictures that I've forgotten about, and some of them I have no recollection of being taken. Shows how short-lived memories are. Mi-te, mi-te! Look how we used to look like...

30/12/04
1st year 1st semester: General Chemistry.
We look so young (haha)


After makan-makan in 4th. 2005



Shei and me


Jozzy and Marcuz.
Jozzy has more significant changes since then. She's hawt!


2004. 1st year, biophysics class.


Raj and Mike. Anatomy Class. 1st Year. '04
Raj doesn't seem to change much, his size is more different now (haha)


The makan-makan2 in 4th.
OMG can't help to emphathize how different they all look before compared to now.


Koay. Still the same.


Me. Dunno if I ever changed. I like to think that I did.

10 years

My bestfriend turned 21 today. We knew each other since we were 9 and have been friends ever since we were 11.

It's a wonder how we lasted this long. She would have thought of the same thing, since both of us are unbearable people. It's a shame that I don't remember much of my childhood, and I'm glad she is the one helping me remember them. I'm sure we have our ups and downs. I remember this particular time when I called you a bitch in written form on your brother's desk for whatever reason I didn't remember, and back then it was a huge deal. It was so childish of me when I think about it today. I think I have a knack of pushing people away back then - which always ended in a disaster.

Oh my, how the years have passed. As cheesy as this will sound, I'm glad you are my friend.

Happy birthday Teah!

Call me sensitive

No daily medical genetics test today. Relieved, but boring otherwise. Went to eat in Tolstyak with my groupmates. I'm glad that I still have a social life. *grins*

At night I went exploring the shops near the train station. Went in a liquor shop, and saw an absinthe bottle with the absinthe plant floating in it. Reminds me of Ram, who asked Ken to buy him one, which reminds me about the good old times. Sheila & Ram - I miss you guys. It has never been the same again.

You know, I hate it when someone ridicules my memories, especially when it's the good ones (well, of course). Anyway, I rarely talk about my memories to other people, because I simply can't conjure anything that's worth sharing or I'm not able to put it into words. But when I have the chance to share, and someone ridicules it -- It aggravates me. Call me sensitive, but the person was out of line. The good old days -- were one of the best days of my life. That was when I feel significant and well, accepted (so to speak).

Just for the record, the weather today is slightly nostalgic, with a good chance of a) melancholy or b) infuriation.

Every Touch, Every Smile, Every Frown

I stumbled upon these pictures:

Mengada-ngada

Lost

I wonder how he's doing? Has he formed a gang walking shoulder to shoulder with Garfield (ginger colored cat) and Adolf (a tomcat with a thin "moustache")? Has he been adopted? Is he being fed well? Is he still alive?

I haven't had a hearty meal for weeks. I feel content.

Billy Talent's Surrender is playing on repeat.

Not a fan of their voices though, but the song is oh-so-nice.