Chinese, among other things...

I survived the Chinese AO Level paper. Thank God. Let us now pray and hope that I never ever have to sit for it again. I think I can pass.

ANYWAY, now that that horror is over, we can think of happier things! OK, I went for the Model United Nations interview today. It went smoothly, except for one moment when I couldn't remember the word I wanted to say. But I'm guessing that I should be able to get in. I mean, researchers are all fine and good, but you need a debater to push your resolutions through, haha. I'll keep my fingers crossed though. You never know what might happen.

After that we went shopping at Wisma. Or rather we hung around vicks while she tried to make up her mind whether or not to buy a semi-transparent, flimsy little piece of cloth known as a shawl. She apparently did not buy it in the end. Waste of money, which I agree with. Good call, vicks. haha

So, we walked around Taka for a while and entered kniokuniya and then left. There was this interesting incident at kino with this oblivious little boy hogging the only open copy of the Calvin and Hobbes collection at the comics section. It was funny to see Bryan looming behind him like some impending shadow of doom (he was about two heads taller than the boy), while the oblivious one continued reading, one hand on hip, weight resting on one leg. He looked like the type who'd start crying bloody murder the minute you even raised a hand.

Tomorrow is Hari Raya Puasa, and I didn't even know. I thought it was next week. oops.

I think my posts are becoming more and more frivolous. Oh no.

Liz: yes they're good, but I thought, along with everybody else on the team, that RJ's case was stronger. A debate doesn't hang on the quality of the debaters alone.

Vicks: yeah, what's his url anyway??