:: WHAT MAKES YOU BEAUTIFUL ::

Hey earthlings! I'm genuinely sorry for abandoning my blog for more than one month. My schedule recently is virtually packed up with countless of Hong Kong dramas and I just can't suck my soul back from the addiction. Haha, Hong Kong dramas are absolutely drugs that kill. Yesterday I finally finished this amazing drama called 'Witness Insecurity'. So, it's about WPU polices, the lives of the rich and the immense love between Bosco and Linda. To be frank, I couldn't really feel the chemistry between both the main characters but the ending was enough to tell that they have been through so much - lies, reluctance, confusion. Anyway, the rumour about Bosco and Myolie breaking up is pretty much expected earlier. I don't see why they should be together since both of them frequently don't see eye to eye to very small matters.

Sometimes when I'm free, I would lay back and ask myself the same old question that has been pondering in my mind profusely. What would I be doing if I were still in KC. Haha, stacks of homeworks with undesirable extreme advance maths, 3 sciences and some other subjects that I don't learn right now? Yeap. Thinking about all that actually managed to convince myself that life is getting better, but I hope it's not just convincing but as a matter of fact, the truth. These days, I've been doing things that I wanted to fulfill for the past three years, things that I never had the time to focus on, things that I wanted to nail but was forced to alter my concentration on the stress from school. At least for now, I spend my entire evening practising the violin and piano, TV shows before dinner, and what's up after dinner? Drama marathons? Absolutely! It's true that I'm becoming such a lazy bum bum but hey, it's my last year before SPM and I seriously do not mind being told that I should buck up or whatsoever.

By the way, after getting my excellent result for my last violin exam before further diplomas, I have baked chocolate cookie sandwiches with nutella as filling and chocolate ganache as the glazing for my teachers. They loved it so much that they requested for another tray, haha. But the main purpose was to thank two of my teachers who have put in a lot A LOT of effort for me to succeed. 5 hours of detention class every Saturday and Sunday, the endless and embarrassing lectures, I suddenly feel that everything was worth it. I remember how I used to look down on violins. I felt that it was the worst musical instrument that was ever invented. I wanted it to vanish so badly. After more than 10 years of bonding, the sound has become the best sound to be heard with full emotions and sensations. Sorry for the craps but here is a performing piece worth listening to - Mozart violin concerto in A major, K219.

On the last day of monthly test (It was on a Saturday and somehow I realized I kind of got used to not going to school on Saturdays, haha), I went for a steeeeeeaaaamboat party in ZhiSan's house. VEGETARIAN steamboat party, precisely. ZhiSan adopted a Japanese called Chikaro from the student exchange programme in school. JiaWen also adopted another Japanese called Seika and I had such a blast trying SO hard to communicate with them. FYI, I have zero foundation of communicating in Japanese, unlike JiaWen, ZhiSan and Wendy who could get what they were trying to convey without even having to show hand gestures, haha. I think we were sort of disturbing her neighbours 'cos we were being very loud, as in the 'loud' that is definitely beyond your imagination. But oh well, I don't really care if it bothered anyone around the neighbourhood 'cos as long as we were having fun, no one NO ONE could stop us.

I guess all of us were way too hyped up that we had to request for more bananas from ZhiSan's mom so that we could choreograph our 'Banana' dance (Please watch the trailer of Despicable Me 2). We practically spent most of the time laughing our asses off, well, as usual. Sadly, our dance still kind of failed 'cos we couldn't synchronize our hand movements and all, haha. After some I'm-really-bad-at-it poker card games, some of them decided to watch a horror movie called 'gui lai dian' and I'm actually quite proud of myself 'cos I was able to seize my courage to watch the first five minutes of the movie where the swing started swinging like there was someone on it but there wasn't anyone, haha...

Seika and Chikaro are both really nice Japanese girls and I hope to see them some other day, albeit rather impossible... By the way, I was very excited about the drama competition in Penang during the raya holidays that my friends and I participated in. However, ZhiSan just told me that I was sort of kicked out from the competition as the members in each group are supposed to be the representatives of the same school. And yes, I'm the only outsider. No doubt, I'm extremely disappointed 'cos I thought I could have an eventful one week of school holidays doing something meaningful. Sighs, today is pretty much a bad day. I think I should end my post here and get busy with some preparations for the birthday bash tomorrow...