Haha. It's been some time since i last posted. I still haven't gotten my photos on the Captain's Ball banner currently. *haiis*

Recently, SPChoir called my handphone to asked if i wanted to join them. I am so tempted now. Right from the beginning when i first joined SP, i told myself that i would join their choir for my CCA. But something told me otherwise. From what i have heard, their trainings and expectations is so darn high. And being in choir myself for 8 years does not help me overome that barrier. What should i do? Now, i really feel like joining their choir, but my parents does not allow as I have other committments to fulfill, such as my studies, EEEclub and SP taekwondo. I guess i will just have to set my hopes of getting into SPchoir aside then? *sighs*

Have been helping melvynn with his banner design yesterday. But all I was told to do by him is just to rearrange almost everything. As in where should the words and logo go etc. I tried my best to cut out and pasted everything on another piece of paper, and i did that twice. But in the end, the 'banner' was rejected by Benny(The senior advisor). *oh man* I hope Melvynn gets all the help that he needs and get his job over and done with as soon as possible as his banner has to be hung up this coming friday, and thats like wow! Very very soon! And i heard from him that in Monday he is going to paint the white canvas black and draw on it. How i wish my drawing is good so that I can help him. But my drawing standard sucks like duh. Although I took art for my O levels, that does not mean that my drawing is good. You can say that I am only good in my painting. I Love Painting!!

I can spend an entire day just painting. Painting just takes my mind off any worries or troubles. But but but, although I love painting, I hate painting on drawing blocks. Whenever I paint on such paper, I will leave patches of water marks and pieces of paper stuck on the piece of 'artwork'. But I love canvas painting using acrylic colour as the medium. I love blending colours like toning to ensure a 3D effect.

I am planning to join IVP for my taekwondo together with MinYi and others. We are doing the pattern, but have not decided on the pattern. But sure have limited choices though. As we are both brown-tips, we have to do any belt pattern either higher or same belt level. But I think its going to be darn tough. I haven't even gain back my lost memory for my brown-tip pattern that my 'papa'(Nelson) taught me like 2 weeks before. *haiis* Can someone give me a better memory??

School work is tougher now, with all PBIL projects coming up. My group have not done the Maths project yet. And what's worst, my maths computer quiz is coming up. And I have not attempted those trial quiz posted on the BlackBoard yet. *arrgh*

The School of Electrical & Electronics Engineering(SEEE)'s 50th anniversary was great!! It was held at the convention centre. Fellow students and lecturers of SEEE participated in the Star Search event. The winners of the 2 category would then compete with the student and staff of the other schools in SP. After that star search event, followed the speech given by the director, Mr Dave Chong. WOW! The way he speaks is just so cool. There is sort of like a slang in it. But during his speech, we, EEEClub members headed out to the open area between the convention centre and T12 to get ourselves ready. The four guitarists(myself, Zhi Ning, Matthew and Gary) got ready rehearsed for the 'Happy Birthday' song for the SEEE 50th Birthday. Actually, we tried playing the EEEClub birthday song that used the C-pro chords, but Roger disapproved it as it was quite long. *hahas* The banner was great when it was revealed by other lecturers who stood at the top of the banner at T12. Before that, the banner was covered up by a black cloth. It was so wonderful. 3 cheers & 3 cheers & 3 cheers for EEEClub! "Hip Hip Hurray! Hip Hip Hurray! Hip Hip Hurray!" Following the banner revealing, was the performance brought by SP Daiko club and SP LionDance club. After that, we had our dinner of KFC or Pizza. But guess what? Most of us EEEClub people actually ate 2 of it! *so darn full but very contented*. But all in all, that was like once in a lifetime experience. *haiis* Imagine! 50th anniversary, which means I have to be 67years old to experience it again. *hahas!*

I want my photos from both Charlene and Weida!! :))