the countdown has begun, it’s getting closer.

okay, midyears are sitting in my face and i’m getting scared and i suddenly feel the need to open my books and study the hell outta them. this is supposed to be a good thing. but yesterday, that didn’t happen. got carried away with...actually, what was i doing yesterday?!?

see that thingy there on my diary (not the pen! duh-uh) yeah, i sorta got carried away with playing with the iPhone.long story short, dad didn’t like his iphone cos he said he didn’t like to use it and it couldn’t sync with his email so me and mum got him a HTC diamond2 for father’s day on sunday, but then we realised that father’s day wasn’t until two weeks later but we gave it to him anyways so he got a new phone and decided to give the iphone to ME, after much persuasion.

:D

but, i’m not using the phone part. just the ipod part. i still love my phone. so actually now it’s just a fat ipod touch.

and free iphone games SUCK! except for taptap – that one’s awesome.

these days there has been so so much commotion about twitter. yes, i’ve been reading about it everywhere – in the papers, in time magazine and other magazines. most of the articles i’ve read, actually if not all, have given all the good points about twitter and most of their observations, i find, are very true. like the article in Straits Times the other day (i think it was last saturday?), the headlines were something along the lines of “once you start, you can’t stop” HAH! i’m probably a good illustration of that. really, twitter is ADDICTING. actually i have no idea why. all people do on twitter, rather, all I do on twitter, is go on and on about what i’m doing at the mo, whatever i feel and actually alot more rubbish than anything. haha. then, i go about checking what other people are up to. and i dunno, but i enjoy it? reading mundane sentences (cos you’re only allowed 140 characters) about other people, what they’re doing, where there are and stuff may seem pretty boring, i mean, i’d probably get bored reading my own tweets, but reading others are strangely intriguing, especially if they written by someone of international fame. you get to know what celebs round the world are doing! that’s the most fun i s’pose.

then the other interesting thing is that you can search topics and just read about what other people are saying about a particular thing, be it Adam Lambert being gay or like how good’s the iphone and stuff. some people even go about offering help. like the other day i was complaining about how photobucket was being a tard and not letting me sign up, then, unknown to me ( i only found out much later) that photobucket, on twitter, came asked me what was wrong and offered some solutions to fix my problem. i think that was cool! or like yesterday i was telling a friend how i wish i could play piano and today suddenly i got this pianist from hong kong following me. coincidence much?

Omigosh, i’ve written a mini article. hahahha. got kinda carried away. ew, writing articles about social networking programmes, i’m such a geek! hahahahha.

okay, stop stop stop stop! needs to do chemistry this morning if i’m to go to cherie’s in the afternoon to watch 27 dresses. (and swoon over james marsden <3)

last picture:

Mr choong, the paparazzi! he caught a BADBADBAD shot of me at NSC. ARGH!

shucks, shouldn’t have said that, now everyone’s gonna go looking for it. *scowls*

OH! and (claire you’d be happy to know) i’m trying out google chrome. it’s quite cool, looks cool.

taaa!~

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nev: yeah la! defeats the purpose no? hahaha

VALENCIA: AWH thanks! ;D haha my class is CRAZY! sheesh! haha