-Empty topic- :P

Nah, just kidding :)
Sheez, what shall I blog about today?
Ah yes. On yesterday night's Community Chest Charity Show, Wufang students went up to perform along with 4 other artistes. (I wasn't involved, by the way, and I wouldn't want to anyway) Seriously, when I went for training last Tuesday, I saw them training, and I can't believe I couldn't recognise one of them in which I have been watching her show for the past few weeks! Oh god...
And also. Last Tuesday's training was when... Mr Goh Qb popped out of nowhere! When I reached the carpark that night, I was pretty happy to see his car there (I kinda miss the fun and laughter he brought us last time). Then when I went up... I saw him sitting at the carpet with a sort of -.- look. Immediately, I freaked out... :P
Then when I was doing my taiji warm up, he popped out of nowhere (I guess it's the space in the particians <whichever way you spell it. I failed my spelling k!>)! Then he yelled 'YOKI!' And then I fell down -_-''' And then I got up and looked at him. Imagine how irritated I got when I found out that he called me just to say bye! Well, I'm thankful anyway, that he is still as bubbly and funny as ever... And that he bothered to say bye :D
Anyway, TTFN

Yesterday was the official welcome back for SEA games :D

It was fun :) Especially when the athletes who came back were from WUSHU!! :D
Met Yi Jun in person for the first time :D AHHHH. I wish she and Valerie (taiji bronze medalist) would show me their kong tui! :)
Yu Juan was pretty happy to see me :D I was happy to see them too :)
Then we had a group photo. Then suddenly an athlete from wushu (not Yi Jun, Yu Juan or Emily) put a bronze medal round my neck! And at that moment, I was thinking, whose medal did I get? Valerie's, Jaryl's, Jin Jie's or Sameul's?
After the photo, I got up and turned. Oh, so the medal was Valerie's. (Actually, I don't think any of the 3 guys would personally put the medals on anyone of us unless it's someone they know. I bet they forgot who I am D: )
After that, my OIC, BE, urged me to take a photo with Yi Jun. But I wanted it with Yu Juan instead, so I told her that. I'm not exactly close to Yi Jun, so yeah.
Then Yu Juan put HER medal round my neck! Heheh~ A bronze one and a gold one! Hope this is what I get for next year's competition :DD Of course, I gotta train hard :)
Emily said I looked like Yu Juan's cousin (!?!?!?!?) o.o
Yu Juan's mum said I looked a little like my school coach's daughter, QY. o.o
Ok but anyway, I really had a fun time yesterday. Even though it was tiring, it was really great to welcome back wushu athletes. But of course, not forgetting athletes from traditional dragonboating and... Another sport I can't remember. And also, the coaches who had spurred them on, and the officials. :)

Back :)

Hi there~ Sorry that I haven't been blogging for a while yeah. I was overseas...
Just to share a bit of my trip...
Accommodation: Railway Square YHA
YHA is a really great hostel, though not as good as Beijing's Shichahai (Link: http://sch.bjedu.gov.cn/english/home.htm). So if next time you're going anywhere in Australia, do check out YHA. It's really awesome ^^

Places I visited: 

- Sydney Opera House. The design is really cool :D Didn't get to go in though :/

- Darling Harbour. Had lunch at the Macs over there and found out that Aussie's burgers have the meat patties bigger that the bread!! And it's bigger than Singapore's McDonald's burger :O

- Powerhouse Museum. Where we learned about Mars, space, how to operate a Mars rover in a Mars Yard, and that there will be a rover being sent to space in another 5 days or so. That rover's name is Curiosity, so if you're free, you can go google it up :)

- Australian National Maritime Museum (this one was boring). Learned that swimwear in the past was made out of cotton/wool, and because of this, many people drowned. Hmm...

- Sydney Observatory. Where we saw Jupiter, Venus and Mars as stars. Really cool. And because we could sort of remember the star's position, my friend kept pointing them out and kept saying things like 'Oh look it's Jupiter! Hi Jupiter!' Ok, she's slightly nuts.

- Featherdale Wildlife Park. Where I touched a lizard, an owl, koalas and many many kangaroos! Learned that lizards are really cool living things (this excludes those disgusting household pests). And the trainer put a snake (a HUGE one too) around my head! Goodness. @_@

- Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (or CSIRO for short). Where we had hands on activities in solving a crime. Yes, we had to crack a murder case... An old one though.

- Blue Mountains. Where I hated the Giant Stairway SO much I wanted to jump down all the way to the end of the stairs (which was obviously impossible: The stairs kept winding here and there). Their stairs reminded me of the Great Wall of China's steps, except that this one was worse!! But the rainforest hike was really great, and we got to visit the Katoomba Falls close up. It was really refreshing :) And we went to the 3 Sisters too (the bottom of it)! And their scenic railway felt like a rollercoaster. While I was sitting at the side with NO protection (except for a railing for me to hold on to), I was really afraid that my windbreaker would fly out my my arms and onto the tracks! Good thing it's fine now...

- Australian Nuclear Science & Technology Organisation (ANSTO). Don't worry, I am not carrying radiation back! My radiation level is only 4, which is safe. They are not a nuclear power plant anyway. They use nuclear to create medicines which can save many lives! Oh and they work closely with Peking University... ANSTO was really cool. It was where we found out much more about nuclear, and the different types of radiation. And also learnt that water is a better component compared to lead in blocking out radiation. I should drink more water then :)

- Sydney Aquarium. Saw many many things like dugongs, sharks, and... Yeah you know.

Ok. And from a request from ELEPHANT (you can find her in the Cbox by the sidebar)...

1) My junior

2) Really awesome person

3) Crazy woman that's totally nuts about the elephant I bought her

4) Enjoys feeding the fish in the pond at the top of this blog

Looks like I have nothing much to say... So TTFN.

Life.

What about it?
Currently (for me, perhaps), it seems boring. Holidays are rather boring. But somehow I feel that I should enjoy it to my fullest, if not when school resumes, I'll be complaining that holidays are over and, yeah, you get it, right?
Anyway. For the past few days, I have been doing a little research on the places stated in my itenary. Yes, I'm going overseas! To where? To Sydney, for a school trip. Cool ^^
I have also spent time watching SHINee Hello Baby. Hello Baby is a really nice show that's really funny. I have been laughing so much that my jaws (literally) hurt! So when you're free, go check it out yeah :) Here's the first episode (which isn't really funny)...

(By the way, Yoogeun is really cute.)
There's also this Youtube channel that uploads video that reviews viral videos. It's quite funny too. It's RayWilliamJohnson :)
I don't think I want to post his videos here in case I get yelled at (his videos contains a handful of vulgarities).
So, when you're free do check out the channel and SHINee Hello Baby :)

TTFN

Let's talk about a little news today.

(Source: Yahoo!)
1) 'I felt like I was left there to die.'


When: Last November
What happened: 36 year old construction worker Jitu Munshi fell and was crushed by a brick in an accident. His employer then quickly disposed his body in an inconspicuous location in Ubi away from the work site. Throughout the ordeal, Jitu remained conscious and helplessly watched his employer drive away.
(Full article: http://sg.news.yahoo.com/blogs/singaporescene/felt-left-die-083030354.html)
How heartless can people get? Excuse me, that's like your own employee and yet you just ignore him? What kind of irresponsible employer is this? -.- I hope that you lose your job and get employed by someone else and this happens to you, jerk.

2) Daughter who boasted of slapping mother stirs Web


What happened: 14 year old Adelyn (not her real name) was unhappy with her mother's incessant nagging and resorted to physical abuse by slapping her mother twice. She then boasted about her actions on Facebook, coupled with vulgarities. It didn't take long for this topic to trend on the Internet, especially on Twitter. This topic was even trending WORLDWIDE.
(Full article: http://sg.news.yahoo.com/blogs/singaporescene/daughter-boasted-slapping-mother-stirs-081619670.html)
What a daughter. How could she do such a thing...? Maybe one day when she becomes a mother she'll get slapped too. Ok, I have to be nicer to my mother...

That should be all. Readers may post their thoughts at the Cbox located at the sidebar :)
TTFN.

Haii~~

Hmm today is a boring day. Really boring :/
As you can see at the sidebar of this blog, there is a Cbox. I added it in cos I realised... No one comments on posts. So maybe the Cbox might be a better place for readers to voice out their thoughts :)
Yesterday, I watched the news on the SEA games thing, about national fencer Ruth saying the pledge and yeah, other things. Singapore is confirmed to host the 2015 SEA games. Oh yeah! That might mean that we YTSAs get a higher chance of watching the games and who knows, there might not be a need for interview! That's niceee :D
A while ago when I was looking at the photos Yahoo! posted on the SEA games thing, I saw one with the athletes looking at some of the well wishes. Hahah I sort of feel touched :P Cos they might be reading those we YTSAs wrote! LOL.
TTFN :D

Something's very wrong with my blog (I think).

It's like, I followed several blogs. Yet, when I checked a while ago...

Where on Earth are they!?

Like crap...

Oh never mind. It's probably something wrong with the browser / computer / whatever. I will check on this again soon...

Anyway. During the weekend, I went with a few other YTSAs to watch the Volkswagen 2011 World Women's Cup. It was really exciting! The atmosphere then was really HOT, I guess a little more hot than WNC earlier this year :)

That time was like a bonding session for us. We played a lot and also got to know each other better :) On Saturday, we had a 4 hour break. But after 2 hours, we got really bored and tired of walking all about, so we sat down at a corner and started playing random games. It was so much fun!

Although Team Singapore paddler Feng Tianwei lost the match in the finals against Hong Kong paddler Tie Yana (or Tie Yang, whatever), it was rather ok. And she can't possibly be too depressed over this, because SEA games is coming in 10 days! Her (if she actually has it) depression cannot affect her performance in SEA games! 

The final match for the first and second placing between China and China, from what the news reported, was really exciting. Oh, but I didn't bother staying for that match. It's just... Lame. It's like, what, China with China? China will still win ._. It's just a matter between the world champion (Li Xiao Xia) and world runner up (Ding Ning). So... I didn't really bother. Even if I did, I will still get dragged out of the hall as the others wanted to leave. If they wanted to leave, I HAD to leave. It's like I'm holding on to a Team Singapore pass and if they left how on Earth am I supposed to return it back?

TTFN.

Just checked my dashboard again a short while ago. Ok... The blog following thing is back. Weird...