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WAAAAAHHH!
So the end conclusion is, for 2 hrs of boredom, i got 22 hrs of company… heh… i know my bf’s a sweetie!
What a way to start 2006 eh? My didi said his jie was the sort that needed to have an activity packed day… which really isn’t true… my reply to him was that i don’t mind idling… but it must be purposeful idling!! Not doing nothing while waiting for someone to finish playing mahjong!!! I really regretted not taking my DIF II VCDs along with me. If i did, at least i would have had something to occupy myself with and maybe not get so pissed.
But i can’t technically be angry with Clown ‘cos i asked for it right? I was the one who agreed to go over to his place knowing full well they were playing mahjong. Yeah. Can’t blame him for not even being able to take 5min of a break to say a little more than hi to me right? See? This is a classic example of ASKING FOR IT.
OK. So i’m really damn pissed now. Yes. What a way to start the new year. With absolute boredom & frustration.
ARGH!
And the weird thing is that the camera is only on the side of the road coming from Changi/PIE (i.e. towards Bedok). After consulting the agents at the showflat, the conclusion is that i’m either going to get a 12 demerit points + $200 fine, or 6 demerit points + $400 fine. And contrary to popular sentiment, i for one prefer to get more demerit points but pay less $$. Sheesh… i really don’t want to contribute to the bonus of civil servants this year lor. Damn shitty man. Argh.
Anyway, the “UTG Red Light Camera Fund” was thus set up though most people say i should just hope that there was no film in the camera, or that it was a fake camera, etc. Well, we’ll know in a couple more days’ time….)P#*(&Y^@)
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Got quite a few presents this Christmas… heh…
And a lovely white gold anklet with the cutest flower charm (it was the flower that attracted me to it), courtesy of my mom. Muahahaha.
Last Christmas i broke up with my now ex-bf but still survived the season. Wasn’t sad for reasons already mentioned but checking back on what i wrote last year, i’m once again fondly reminded of this old “club”, the JLC that i was part of a very long time ago.
Blessedly, i wasn’t JLC this year. I don’t think my other 2 club members were either. Acorn is in Thailand with his wife on a mission trip, and i think socks had fun too.
Reading my previous blog entries, i gotta admit my blog’s getting more and more politically correct… not in the non-expletives sense but in my sharings. Guess as more people find out about my blog, especially people from work, i tend to share less generously and somehow the “raw feelings” kind of edge is gone.
But this post isn’t about that. This post is to commemorate the happy Christmas i had this year. It was a very pleasant coincidence that my backup singing duty fell on Christmas day. We had a worship practice last Tue (27/12/2005) and it was an enjoyable time. We had a short recap of various Christmas carols we used to sing in SSS (Senior Sunday School) and that brought back very nostalgic feelings. Though i’m no longer close to a lot of friends that i used to be close to in church, it was nontheless sweet to reminisce a tweeny weeny bit about how we used to spend Christmas in SSS. Just trying to recall lyrics to the familiar carols, and singing bursts of it with folks i used to be close to filled me with a sense of warmth & gladness.
Christmas day started off happily with breakfast with some of the worship team & cheerful conversation. Although i’ve not chatted with the rest of them for some time now, i’m glad i wasn’t made to feel excluded. There was no awkwardness in the air but jolly jibes and jest instead. Christmas service was a happy one and we had a really funny speaker today.
After service, i had lunch with my cousins, aunts & uncles, and then dinner with Clown’s extended family. It was good. It’s always good to see loved ones even if there was no intense conversation or deep sharing. Seeing everyone well & happy is the greatest reminder that God takes care of all of us.
Still got a little cold and i really shouldn’t be up at this hour… but i can’t bear to sleep ‘cos it’s been 1 of the more wonderful Christmases i’ve had… but i better go zzzz soon…. gotta wake up for lunch with my cellgroup. I’m really looking forward to that…. (but Dr. Heah – i still prefer ham to turkey!) ;D
Unfortunately,this beautiful sports car was not up to his expectations. Something wrong about the suspension it seems… something about it being too bouncy? I’m not sure…. i’m not a car person. My good ol’ Sunny is pretty bouncy too. But being such a fair & compassionate person, the boss didn’t want to condemn the poor innocent car before he brought it before a panel of just judges to confirm that the suspension was indeed too soft and thus, he gathered all the agents in his company to sit in the car to test it.
Anyway, the verdict was that the suspension was indeed too soft. Oh dear… horrible Nissan. Really should improve on their suspension. Maybe i should complain about my bouncy Sunny too. Sigh… how come my boss doesn’t ever ask me to test out his car? Oh… i forget… my boss only drives a Honda Jazz.
The concert was simply awesome. The set was beautiful – this rainforest theme stage with a helicopter in the background. David Tao had 3 costume changes (i.e. he wore 4 different costumes right?).
What i really liked about the concert was that he had his band & backup singers on stage so we could really see what was happening. There was also a mini orchestra, a pipa player, a di zi (chinese flute) player, and 1 of the backup singers also played the er-hu! It was really fantastic. All the musicians were engaged in the performance and the entire place rocked.
I think the backup singers were really happy ‘cos they got to do lots of solo choruses & ad-libbing. It gave me the feeling that David Tao wanted to share his success with his entire crew, which was really cool. I was also touched when David Tao gave thanks to God on stage (I didn’t know he was a Christian), and when he shared that the song Hu Die (“Butterfly” from his Black Tangerine album) was written when he was feeling depressed and that song mirrored his relationship with God at that point in time.
Anyway, i’m a David Tao convert. After seeing his live showcase at the Expo earlier this year, i was already bowled over by his vocal prowess. Now, i’m a total fan man.
Going to get his latest bestseller compilation!!
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