Me and my neighbour (who did foundation make up for the guys and insisted that the lead lady only went to him for foundation application and insisted that he appear in this blog) :P

Me, my room mate and my neighbours :) Plus SuperG Jon of course making a special appearance.

The law dudes and dudettes in Bangkok 06/07! :) Awaiting Hong Kong 07!

Christmas carolling with the Raffles Hall choir dudes and dudettes :)

Me and the gals in NUS Ilsa Tari's "Akulturasi 06" performance.

All the lovely cast ppl in Swingers!

The law ppl in RH :)

The law ppl after watching Swingers! Utterly shocked...

The wonderful classroom friends from Swingers! Funny scene... :P

Me in "Swingers!", a Raffles Hall production. This is the moaning scene. I mean like aaaahhh... Orgasmic. Dot.

Me and Fugly in cold, wintry Montreal.

Phantom of the Opera on Broadway in Dec 2006

2006 New Year's eve on Times Square in New York

Omg... Nearly 3 weeks have already passed since school began and wow... That's the word I'd use. It's been overwhelming and that's still an understatement in my opinion.

I seriously can't believe why the time table is so awfully skewered towards those who are more inclined to sleeping late at night - who cannot help it since we have activities that last till maybe midnight? Sigh... I can't believe I have to wake up at 7.30am at least 4 times a week to get the 8.15am bus to school or risk taking a cab down to school to avoid being late for class. And Criminal law is 3 hours long! And it begins at 9 in the morning! Of all ungodly hours. I am always half dead every time crim begins and would remain so till about 45 mins into the whole seminar. Whereby I'd be half lost. Then I'd regain full consciousness and furiously type into my laptop. Sigh... Lol. God... I hate the timetable. But at least I don't have lessons at 6.30pm. Like last sem, which is a good thing.

Oh... And I seriously hate LAWR. I simply adore all my TG mates and my tutor but the subject and the amount of work they burden us with is so ridiculous... It doesn't it match to the amount of stupid things we force ourselves to do and contain ourselves in the library. Ever since last sem, the library has been a recluse, a prison some might say. Sigh... I'd be happy not to step into the library every week.

Oh but RH Rhazzmatazz is coming up! And I'm performing! Got a solo for 98 Degrees' "Because of You" so do come down to support ya? Can get tix from me! It's on the 27th of Feb. In the evening. Plus, Senior's concert is coming up next Friday. And a few of my very good friends are performing for dance and band I think. Do come down to support them as well! Plus, my sis is taking part in TalentQuest 2007 this year! So proud of her... She's competing in the quarter finals this sat at Plaza Singapura on the 27th of Jan. Do come down! She needs all the votes she can get to get in to the next round! :) Wow... So many things to support! :P

And RH has been a bundle of fun this sem. Choir's been uber fun! There's no pressure whatsoever, other than having to memorize scores for the upcoming concert but it's been really fun to joke with these guys and gals and make wonderful music at the same time. :) And my room mate's and my neighbours have been such a pillar a support. K, who requests a special mention, is particularly one that has to be highlighted... He comes in at least once a day to play with my plush puppy - "SuperG Jon" - and comment that the dog's butt is damn cute. I think it is too... But lately, we have been speculating whether it is a male or female. I seriously think that it's male... But whatever... It's just damn cute. And K has this super cute pair of speakers in the shape of plush monsters. You won't recognize that they are speakers until you hear music coming out of them. And he too has a plush toy - a cow - that resembles a certain D who also stays in hall.

And last night, a certain S, my room mate and me, bemoaned the fates of single men in NUS. I have come to the conclusion that since being single is so much easier, as in seriously requiring no effort, then, the best option at the moment is to not pursue anyone at all. Plain and simple. Perhaps love will come and when it does, we will all accept it. But in the meantime, just relaks lah brudder... :P

Oh... And yeah... I was there with all my other law buds when the bombs went off in Bangkok over New Year's. We weren't really like near them, but they were located along the somewhat the same stretch of main road that our hostel was on. We were having dinner at that time... Damn scary lahr... We were all quite stunned. That it happened on the day we arrived in Bangkok. But other than that, Bangkok is really a shopper's paradise. And people there are so open about homosexuality and transvestitism. I for one am for openness. Makes you wonder why Singapore and Singaporeans find it difficult to accept alternative lifestyles, doesn't it?

Coming up, miscellaneous photos of 2006 and 2007 up till present! :)