Saturday, January 26, 2008

2007 GCE 'O' Level Results

24 January 2008: Many people texted and called me, asking for my results. Haha, in the end, the vibrating alert of my mobile phone, spoilt.
MY PHONE DOESN'T SEEM TO VIBRATE WHEN ONE CALLS OR SMS ME.
Hence, I may receive some missed calls, and late sms reply at times.
Sorry to all! =X

Victorians of Class 2007 have achieved the BEST GCE 'O' Level results for the past 10 years! Many of them are 6-pointers!

Be it single or double digit, I'm sure Wrixon will be happy for everyone of us. Everyone, who had once grieved over his departure, have then learned to put sadness away and move on in life, creating victories after victories. [ :

I'm rather satisfied with my results. At least, I have improved in some of my subjects and have done my very best. For that, I'm grateful. (=

Wednesday, January 16, 2008

Some interesting pictures in Japan

Previously, I have mentioned that when we were in Gunma Prefecture the other time, a group of us actually walked from the train station back to our hotel, despite the freezing cold weather.
The picture below shows how cold it was, at night.

HERE COMES THE NINJAS ...
FROM SINGAPORE ... !
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Watch the Ninjas in action! HAHA.


Derrick took this.

Oh boy... Our Popcorn Fantasy @ Universal Studios, Osaka, Japan.

Monday, January 14, 2008

Appreciation & Debt of Gratitude

On this path of kosen-rufu, there are 3 important persons, always there, supporting me.

FIRST, goes to my MUM.
SHE'S THE SUN IN OUR FAMILY. When it comes to life aspects and shakubuku, my mum is always the VERY FIRST to give me concrete guidance, supporting me (though many may not have noticed), guiding me, and showering her love, care and concern to all. She is the FIRST on my list whom I will share my daily victories/achievement/guidance/challenges with.
Her guidance can brighten us up!

SECOND, goes to my DAD.
HE'S THE MAN IN OUR FAMILY. He is EXTREMELY SUPPORTIVE of our kosen-rufu activities. He works till real late. Nevertheless, if he can make it, he will always fetch us back home after our activities. He has also trained me to be tolerant of anything. His jokes are extremely funny!

THIRD, goes to my BROTHER.
HE'S THE LION IN OUR FAMILY. Because I know him too well, at times, we talk crap to one another. HAHA alright, that was funny!
*Humph humph* Anyway, he's our English narrator and editor at home, always correcting our language. Sometimes, his sudden statement/joke at home can really cheer us up!

I really appreciate what my family members have had done for me.
They are wonderful!
And I'm extremely grateful to them! [ :


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Once, my brother's friend called.
He said jokingly to my brother, "I want to date you."

And guess what? His elder brother actually heard what his younger brother had said, and asked immediately, "You have a girlfriend?"

Therefore, my brother's friend spent half of his time explaining and clarifying stuff to his elder brother, while my brother was on the line, waiting, and was actually laughing!

LOLS! : D

Oh well, what can I say?
I'm glad that my brother has so many wonderful and humorous friends, who, in another way or so, cheer us up! HAHA!

Thanks guys! ((:

Monday, January 07, 2008

My thoughts

This morning, I woke up with a sore throat, running nose, and gradually, a slight headache and dizziness. I just realise the importance of

` drinking plenty of water
` having enough sleep and rest
` consuming the appropriate medicine

and when you were down with a running nose,
a box of tissues at home is just as i.m.p.o.r.t.a.n.t. .


Currently, I kinda miss the food in Japan.
They are healthy! [=

Lunch taken at Haruna Memorial Park in Gunma

Breakfast at Hotel Sanderson - International Style

Breakfast at Hotel Sanderson - Japanese Style


And of course not forgetting,
we took the Bullet Train to Shin-Osaka! ((:

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Life is neither short nor long.
We have no idea what will happen the next moment.
It is only through the departure of one's kin/friend/or even a stranger
that will teach us a life greatest lesson.

Eventually, we will all have learnt.
The departure of one is the beginning of their new mission,
for they have fulfilled their missions in this world.


The vital thing is to continue advancing.
Do not look back. Just forge on.
As long as you advance,
new hope will be born.
The sun will rise.
Only when you continue to advance
can you encounter an even better,
more wonderful you.

Friday, January 04, 2008

31 Dec'07 - Wedding Dinner

On the last day of Year 2007, I attended my Cousin's Soka Wedding Ceremony at TSC (Tampines Soka Centre), before proceeding to the Dinner at night. He is the same cousin of mine who has gone through the Japanese Wedding Ceremony in Japan during the trip.

His Gym-Core Comrades In Faith: CHINS UP!



The beautiful Bride. I LOVE HER! xD

His Mother-in-law from Japan - She praised me! (:

This Dinner made me really FULL! Take a look at the menu:


The "yum-seng" section was really a GREAT one.
It was as loud as the Lion's Roar and full of energy! I enjoyed that.

Overall, I did have fun during the Dinner, mainly because after the Japan trip, I have made many new friends and Comrades In Faith. All of them and many Leaders attended the Dinner!
I'm so happy!! ((=

Random Photos

Check these out! Heehee.. [ :

Eh, who is this??

It's Winnie The Pooh! <33

Believe it? But I saw males in it...

Check out their language..