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Friday, October 28, 2005 Days Go By...  Hallo, hallo, HALLO to you voracious surfers! Finally I have time. Finally I can settle down and breathe new life into my superannuated, mould-ridden blog. Actually, I have plenty of time, let's just say I'm feeling alittle languid. It has been a few days since I returned from Down Under. This is sorta the second time I set foot on some places, while some were kinda new to me. The weather's so lovely over there that I almost refused to board the home-bound plane. It was such an exhilarating trip. I literally went on a shopping spree. Gosh. There's too many things to buy. Just too many. Plus, the prices were relatively reasonable, so I bet no one can resist no more. Wardrobe's chockers! The food is good, but I love the abalones. Coated with a delightful piquant sauce, it simply summed up to a tantalizing dish. Absolutely mouthwatering. I love the seafood. Everything's so fresh! Walking into the fish market, I stood around and admired the array of seafood on display. They looked gorgeous. Kinda reminds me of those at Fisherman's Wharf in S.F. Yummilicious! Muack! I heard they sell fantastic Sashimi, but I'm just not a fan. The one thing I really like about Australia is its embellished beauty of nature within. God's work of art is really amazing. Sadly, none of God's creation there is recognized as one of the 7 Wonders of the World. Not even the renowned Twelve Apostles. It's inappropriate to label man-made structures as Wonders of the World. If that's the case, people can even add Esplanade onto the list, because where else on Earth can you find a building with spikes, or something that resembles a durian? Oh, so FETCH! Don't you think? Yeah, so wrong. But whatever. Overall, I had a wonderful time. When you're enjoying, everything's different. Your spirit takes flight, you feel like a rainbow. I guess it's time to plan for the winter holidays next year... 'Bestimmungsort' is up. 50/50. I'm all excited. Well, it's still early to say anything. Will talk about it later. A few more days and we'll be back to school. Please make this a better semester, or I might just get myself a page in the obituaries. OH CHOY!!! TOUCHWOOD!  This girl is so adorable. She insisted on feeding the baby instead of the mother. No wonder the adult looked covetous. Can't you see, she's jealous!  The beautiful Sydney Harbour. Taken on board a boat.  I fell on my butt before posing for this photo. No kidding.  Don't we look graceful??  Look at the salmon! So FRESH! And it costs AUD40 per kilo. Goodness!  The power of three, will set us free!  Ich liebe meine wunderbaren Eltern! Eine gluckliche Familie!  I was overwhelmed by the stark grandeur of St.Patrick's Cathedral. It felt so peaceful inside. Really peaceful.  The Shrine of Remembrance in Melbourne. One of the largest war memorials in the world.  A massive collection of medals displayed underneath the Shrine of Remembrance. WOW. That's all I can say.  "Red and yellow and pink and green. Purple and orange and blue. I can sing a rainbow, sing a rainbow, sing a RAINBOW too..."  "London Bridge is fallin' down, fallin' down, fallin' down..." Well, it fell. But I don't see any resemblance to the original. Hmmm...  Well, do I have to introduce? The Twelve Apostles at the Great Ocean Road. Breathtaking sceneries. Soothing breeze. Charming attraction. G.O.R.G.E.O.U.S.  Look at them. Look at them! I've been serving myself several punnets of them. So sweet that my tooth ached greatly. Unquestionably gratifying!  WOO! I'm inside heaven! Right above Darwin.
freed his mind P.Y.R.A - U.G.I.N.E at 5:31 PM [comment] Life is beautiful, so are you. (0) comments Tuesday, October 11, 2005 The Third Week... I've been spending this whole week with my best friends. They are considered some of the most important people in my life. They are very special. We've contributed tremendously to this friendship and though we experienced slight tremors in the past, we managed to overcome rough moments, hindering the occurrence of any mass destruction. I feel extremely blessed to have met them. I can say that they were the ones who changed me. I've transformed from this disgusting self to myself presently, definitely less disgusting... haha. Looking back, I thought I was totally foolish, childish, paranoid, blah blah blah...horrendous! I'm just so happy I am NOT the Eugene like before...GOSH. Tonight, M.J left for China for a school educational trip, for a month. One month is like quite long a period. I can't deny that I'm already missing her. It feels so weird not seeing her online. I hope she comes online soon, wait... or rather, I hope time passes much faster and she'll return soon! "Missy M.J, I'M MISSING YOU!!! Do you hear me??" *Does the Tocarra shakabonbon*  freed his mind P.Y.R.A - U.G.I.N.E at 12:43 AM [comment] Life is beautiful, so are you. (0) comments Monday, October 03, 2005 The Second Week...  Pose it like Tyra. Alrighty. These few days, we have been slacking around at Yihan's nest, watching Cycle Three of America's Next Top Model. Kudos to him for downloading the entire season to fulfill our viewing pleasure and boos to Channel 5 for skipping one good season. I like reality shows. They're like sending a message to the people out there saying: "You don't need to be extraordinary to shine like a star." It's absolutely amazing to see one ordinary person consistently being polished, and slowly graduating to greet the eyes of fame. I once had a tutor telling us that "Oh, you know, I don't watch reality shows because it sucks to see contestants being eliminated, they look like losers." The class went silent. Let me tell y'all, I almost wanted to whack him with a frying pan (if I had one), and tell him, "You're so wrong." The producers certainly didn't create these shows so that they could transform dozens of people into losers and only one as a winner. It's just a mentality of people thinking that, oh, just because this person didn't win this whole thing, he/she is a loser. Nobody is ever that perfect. I truly admire those who stand up and take challenges. It doesn't matter if they are ugly, or whether they are poor, they know they have something special inside to share. No one should think themselves as victims. The world should not be made of labels. It should be made through the mind, heart and appreciation. Well, sometimes we can't blame ourselves for having a little something to say.  Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire Did you guys see the trailers for the movie above? Yes, apparently, there are a few trailers. All of them are great. And I especially like one of them. It's undoubtedly awesome. The trailer captured some of the most exciting moments and it's simply mind-blowing. The third installment was a disappointment. Goblet of Fire. My favourite book of all six. I hope this one would be better, or rather, BESTEST. Just can't wait! AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!! Click the link below for the full size of the poster. Here's another.
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