Saturday, 25 August 2012

Checked my last post and...

And... I saw that some of the pictures showed what no hotlinking (what the heck is that?) allowed or something. Quite sorry for that... But in case you're interested in their faces, they're available all over the net. So yeah... Just go ahead and search for them yourself.
So~~ Paralympics are starting SOON. Our athletes are already in London, and the good thing is that they're constantly updating their Twitter with photos and posts, so we're able to find out how they are now. :) Really excited about the games!
With the Olympics this year, our school has decided to come up with something known as the Inter-CCA Oympics. Sports that were available for us included touch rugby, badminton and soccer.Sounds like fun.. Wonder which CCA we will be up against?
Another thing, Teachers' Day is just around a corner! I decided to make... JUST ONE CARD. For a teacher that's really special. Ever since he came in last year, the cards to him are filled with words (and my true feelings), and we've actually been talking much more. Yes, he may be annoying at times, but he is a fun and passionate teacher, one of the best I've ever met.Since he mentioned that he will be leaving soon, I shall make the best card I've ever made (LOL).
Anyway, can anyone give me tips for Photoshop? I really suck at it... Just leave any comments in the Cbox / comment section. Thanks lots!

Tuesday, 14 August 2012

List of athletes (cont.)

~Gu Juan (Badminton)












~Derek Wong (Badminton)
Hmm. Cool shot there!













~Shinta Mulia Sari and Yao Lei (Badminton, women's doubles)
Doesn't Yao Lei actually resemble Gu Juan a little...? ><













~Joseph Isaac Schooling (Swimming)











~Tao Li (Swimming) (One of the olympians I adore.)












~Mylene Ong Chui Bin (Swimming)












~Lynette Lim Shu-En (Swimming)












~Quah Zheng Wen (Swimming)












~Helena Wong Kar Mun (Weightlifting)










~Geraldine Lee Wei Ling (Canoeing)















~Colin Cheng Xinru (Sailing)












~Elizabeth Yin Yue Ling (Sailing)












Now for our paralympians! They will be going for the London Para games soon, so good luck, all the best and may the force be with you! :)

~Nurulasyiqah Md. Taha (Boccia)











~Maximillian Tan (Para-equestrian)

















~Gemma Rose Foo (Para-equestrian)
Isn't she pretty :3 ?


















~Laurentia Tan Yen-Yi (Para-equestrian)













~Yip Pin Xiu (Para-swimmer)
Hopefully she breaks another world record :D


















~Theresa Goh Rui Si (Para-swimmer)











~Tan Wei Qian Jovin (Para-sailing)

















~Desiree Lim Kok Liang (Para-sailing)














Ok! That's about it... I hope I didn't miss anyone out.
TTFN! ^^

Back after like... (Insert number of months missing)

Hahaha so hi. I'm back after a really long time~ And I still have trouble with Blogger's new layout, although it's been changed for quite some time already. :(
Ok.. Olympics are over (just ended days ago). And I'm so proud of Team Singapore (I'm supposed to anyway, if not I'm a bad YTSA.)
BUT, obviously there are hypocrites around Singapore, which I can't understand why I can even be more mature than them despite them being older than me. I know I don't sound convincing, but I'm serious. I mean, how can you actually hate an athlete that ended our 48 year wait for a singles medal after Tan Howe Liang's? How can you hate the team of athletes that wrote history for Singapore TWICE with 2 Olympics CONSECUTIVELY?
Yes, they are from China. But then, whichever way you trace back your ancestors' origins, long or short, they all came from China. So by telling me that you're discriminating our best players who brought us SO MUCH GLORY, are you telling me that you detest your ancestors who continued the generation until you are born?
... Challenge accepted. Totally.

Well... If so, maybe you'd like to consider yourself going to a different planet. I promise, you'll live better there. ;)
Ok, lame joke.
But then, I'd like to say here that I'm proud of every single athlete that represented Singapore in the games, regardless of whether they won. My reason is because I know that every single one of them have done and put in their best in the games. And by being able to stand there, in London, representing your own country, it just proves that they are good enough, and they are wonderful. Some of them even broke their very own personal best, which is great. :D
The athletes from Singapore are:

~Feng Tianwei (Table Tennis) (MY FAVOURITE. HAHA)













~Li Jiawei (Table Tennis)













~Wang Yuegu (Table Tennis)
(Sorry for a photo that's so small. :X)














~Yang Zi (Table Tennis)












~Gao Ning (Table Tennis)












~Zhan Jian (Table Tennis)










~Lim Heem Wei (Gymnastics) (My second fave :D)












~Jasmine Ser (Shooting)















~Gary Yeo (Athletics, sprinting)

















~Dipna Lim Prasad (Athletics, hurdles)












I shall continue with the others in another post.