Jacify My Statement.

We all know about the Chinese and the Tibetans and how people around the world deem the case. Of course, my comments are best kept to myself.

Jas and I showed our support. We headed to the City and watched the rally across the road. We, of course, made our silent prayers to the Tibetans. Hope, your beliefs will one day lead you to Nirvana.

Some random Chinese walked passed and make a passing remark about bombing the rally. Uncouth. This shows how ignorant people are. The Tibetans are here to seek peace not violence.

As for the rally, is very much their 'style'.
Not radicals, not extremist. Just peace lovers and curious eyes.

As much as we want to show our support, there's very little we can do to not be overexposed by the media. Being the only asians there, we were in the risk of being interviewed and force to make comments ( the scene was played in my futile imagination; it did not happened). I do not wish my mum to see me in that kind of situation and jeopardizes my status as a " good character citizen".

Hence, we watched it across the street with a cup of 50% off ice cream. We were truly sincere about supporting the Tibetans but the rally was too commercialized for our liking. As if it was done just for the news to see. I can't blame them, is marketing tactic.

Getting ready

For the "Audience"

Our view

Friday, March 21, 2008, 10:58 AM

One of those roomies outing. Watch an Aussie play, Holding the man. Moving and funny with a strong, yet true reality check for all. Life is a double edged sword. Gays or straight.

If interested, read the review yourself.

http://www.griffintheatre.com.au/production.cfm?productionID=18

Tuesday, March 18, 2008, 1:45 PM

“Want what you have, and not want what you don’t have.”

Letting go of the thought of chasing after materials that you dream of getting that only gives you temporary satisfaction. Not only which, you have to work extra long hours to experience that short burst of adrenaline.

Worth it? You decide on your own.

Saturday, March 08, 2008, 12:54 AM

I just want to be a kid AGAIN.

Monday, March 03, 2008, 9:53 AM

March is not the best of months, with the upcoming house moving and new semester ahead, I am in the risk of having a very tight shoestring and incredibly little time to read my textbooks.

In total, I have spent up to Aud 400 worth on textbooks which are necessary for the course of studies and a reasonable sum on furnitures and white goods for the new place. Next month will be better, I hope.

LEONG AR!!

I can't buy clothes or eat outside!!!
I know, I am not the only one and should be grateful. Me, just wanna whine.