Saturday, January 20, 2007

I love NUS. Because I have good company and reliable seniors.
















It's great to have a senior-mentor that is so slack. Meet Choon Han, my senior-mentor in Pharmacy who so happens to live in Sheares Hall and is my carpentry boss. The good thing about this Johorian is that DJCK-humour is also Choon-Han-humour. We already had our first 'blow' experience mind you (ok inside joke).















DJCK playing with his tools, mind you the studio box is like a freaking suffocating sauna! So hot and so air-less! I'm on air, or rather on internet waves, every wednesday @ 1pm and every thursday @ 4pm! Stay tune! Only if you are within NUS vicinity la!

Friday, January 19, 2007

I love NUS.

Coz the milo truck comes frequently. And I have free milo to consume. Yummy.

Cup #1: Highest utility
Cup #2: Decreasing utility but slight fall in margins
Cup #3: Still decreasing but the desire for another stays
Cup #4: Because friend said so. Milo became a social thing
Cup #5: Stomach starts acting weird. Marginal utility falls deep
Cup #6: FUCK WHERE'S THE TOILET

I love Milo. I love NUS.

Happy Birthday Girlfriend.

Sunday, December 24, 2006

OC-ed

The Holidays have started, and I'm stuck in Singapore doing hall activities. This holidays I'm involved in the Sheares Production (SP) Sets Committee, where we build fake furnitures and walls for my hall's production next year.

The sets building area is a total safety hazard. No first aid kit, we wear slippers to work, no one wears safety goggles, and no logistic team on standby to send us to the hospital in case of anything. We work 10-10 everyday including saturday, and the only outside communication we have is with the SP Welfare committee who comes in an hour before lunch and dinner asking what we want to eat for lunch/dinner, forefully. I must say they're not doing a good welfare job if you ask me: The other day I asked them to buy mask for me as I couldn't stand the dust (I kept sneezing and my nose kept running). Up till today, I'm still breathing in dusty air. But its good coz now i'm less sensitive to it. Then there were a few occassions where no welfare representative came down, and our senior had to go buy the food for us himself.

Besides the 10-10 shift of sets building, I also have to juggle between a few activities i.e. dance, photo and (all of a sudden) radiopulze. Don't ask me how I do it, but I did it. For dance, we meet up like twice a week to practise for the upcoming performance which will be on the 15th next month. Considering that I only attended one session, I think I'm not prepared AT ALL. Photo, we had a photoshop crash-course the other night. Although I learned quite a number of things, I think it's all handson and play around in order to master your skills. Radiopulze - finally getting recognized as a member, I have to produce two productions that will be aired during 'primetime' .

Dusty air and deejaying aside, I'm also addicted to OC. Seriously. So addicted that I've been surfing this and this. Although in the beginning I was anti-OC and pro-OTH, now I must say they're both quite of entertainment value!

How addicted I am you ask? Tired after work, have a cup of coffee/milk/vodka-bailey and watch 2-3 episodes of OC on average!

So that's all that has been happening with me... OC, Radio, Hall, Radio, OC

Tuesday, December 05, 2006

Randomization

The Haze has ended, and as if the evil darkness beaten by the good, the tree outside my room has blossom like a virgin girl ready to take on the season ahead Posted by Picasa


We need to study, but at the same time enjoy ourselves. Britts, Jon, Adeline and I (not altogether) always go out to cafes to enjoy a cup of coffee and a cookie or two while memorizing our notes. Adeline talks loud when she memorizes! DAMN PAISE Posted by Picasa


Karthik and I love to study at this void deck below the Hon Sui Sen Memorial Library at odd hours. It's windy and quiet, and the chair to table height ratio is just right for the two of us heights. Supper is one of our favourite resting periods - and Mac Delivery is a yum yu, Posted by Picasa


And then central library decided to open 24/7, so we headed there instead for the quietness Posted by Picasa


Along the way to Central Library, you might think that the university is asleep Posted by Picasa


And when ure thirsty, you realised that everyone wasn't satisfied with their drinks from the vending machine. Posted by Picasa


We love the morning sunrise from the central library rooftop. Yes we stayed up all night @ the library! Posted by Picasa


And we won't call ourselves Malaysians if we don't go Mamak for supper. Chun Leen paid us a visit god knows when already. Pictured with Shoofei Posted by Picasa


My mamak buddy Jonny (JONA) Siow Posted by Picasa


The call-me-anytime-if-u-come-mamak-coz-my-hall-is-fucking-near Tiang Lim with Chun Leen Posted by Picasa


The Arts Canteen, the deck, has officially closed. I loved the arts canteen the most because of the food, the location, and (ahem) the crowd lol. A 'better' deck will be ready next year! Posted by Picasa


My hall is getting kinda poseurish, but it still looks cool Posted by Picasa


Oh god, this is just too poseurish, wait are they wearing their JC uniform!?! Posted by Picasa

Thursday, November 30, 2006

It's here! It's here! WOOT. Actually I have no idea what is this Kandi Bar, but they make it as though it's some super popular thing in the west... Media influenced DJCK falls for EVERYTHING!  Posted by Picasa