Thursday, February 25, 2010
Thursday, September 17, 2009
having slogged it out for the past few months, the moment we have been waiting for is finally here.
first time competing overseas, getting real jittery and filled with self-doubt. i have failed them one too many times, and a nagging fear inside of me wonders if i will let them down again.
regardless, let's go, ACES! go to thailand, fight our hardest, and win that self-confidence we are still lacking of!
first time competing overseas, getting real jittery and filled with self-doubt. i have failed them one too many times, and a nagging fear inside of me wonders if i will let them down again.
regardless, let's go, ACES! go to thailand, fight our hardest, and win that self-confidence we are still lacking of!
Friday, July 10, 2009
i do have to wonder, sometimes. is it the intensity of the journey that makes it so wondrous, or does the length of the journey itself convey a meaning of its own?
how do you know if it has already ended without you being aware of it at all?
how do you know if it has already ended without you being aware of it at all?
Thursday, June 11, 2009
swimming against an upstream current. should i even be fighting?
Tuesday, April 28, 2009
Wednesday, April 15, 2009
oh dear. first paper's over and i'm like, in the slacking mood already. can't seem to gather the necessary concentration for studying.
HOW.
this is definitely not a good thing.
HOW.
this is definitely not a good thing.
Monday, March 30, 2009
sigh. whatever am i doing here? nothing's going in; nothing's making it to permanent storage.
boredom has overcome me and after spending a whole NIGHT, watching some crappy kung-fu drama, WHICH HAS A COMPLETELY CRAPPY ending, i think boredom's winning by a fair margin.
righto.
on a different note, a recent reader (note: singular) of my blog mentioned that i did not blog about our recent victory at Cheerobics 2009, so here goes: by a wonderful mixture of hard work, blood, sweat, tears and a dash of luck, NTU ACES Team Red managed to emerge 1st Runner-up in the Open Category at Cheerobics 2009. perhaps i'm an underachiever, but when the emcee came to the Open Category prize-winners section, i was thinking to myself, "a simple third place would do, not asking for too much, am i?". needless to say, when we were announced as the 1st Runner-up, Kah Weng's war cry came to mind: "F*CKING YEA!".
even happier still: our senior team, Team White emerged as champions again, making this their fourth consecutive victory at Cheerobics. even though one of their stunts did not make it up, but they trashed the competition by a wide margin.
and off on a random note again.
WALL-E DOES NOT CARRY A F*CKING KNAPSACK. HE CARRIES A F*CKING BOX!
boredom has overcome me and after spending a whole NIGHT, watching some crappy kung-fu drama, WHICH HAS A COMPLETELY CRAPPY ending, i think boredom's winning by a fair margin.
righto.
on a different note, a recent reader (note: singular) of my blog mentioned that i did not blog about our recent victory at Cheerobics 2009, so here goes: by a wonderful mixture of hard work, blood, sweat, tears and a dash of luck, NTU ACES Team Red managed to emerge 1st Runner-up in the Open Category at Cheerobics 2009. perhaps i'm an underachiever, but when the emcee came to the Open Category prize-winners section, i was thinking to myself, "a simple third place would do, not asking for too much, am i?". needless to say, when we were announced as the 1st Runner-up, Kah Weng's war cry came to mind: "F*CKING YEA!".
even happier still: our senior team, Team White emerged as champions again, making this their fourth consecutive victory at Cheerobics. even though one of their stunts did not make it up, but they trashed the competition by a wide margin.
and off on a random note again.
WALL-E DOES NOT CARRY A F*CKING KNAPSACK. HE CARRIES A F*CKING BOX!
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