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By
Jhui
on September 21, 2009 6:29 PM | | TrackBacks (0)
Havent been updating recently because I sent my VAIO for repairs and couldnt get access to Photoshop to resize my photos....And also, I was feeling really lazy these few days due to slacking around for way too long.
So anyway, this is what I've been doing for the month of September.

Celebrated Teacher's Day for the first time in NUS with my Korean class. We had a little party outside the Admin Block and there were cake, sweets, rice cake and random sorts of stuff. It was cool celebrating Teacher's Day because I havent done it in a long time since I-dont-know-when. So anyway, a photo of Ms Park Mihi and me.


Me, Reina and Tuanyi at one of the coffeeshops near NUS. I didnt know that the row of coffeeshops even existed and have never been there before for the whole 3 years I was in NUS...until September, and I even went there twice...wtf.


The extremely chewy and delicious mochi taiyaki filled with custard and cheese I ate at Plaza Singapura. It was really good and it's even better than the one I ate in Japan!


Went to Ikea on Saturday for dinner and there were so many people there!!! So while Lele, Hidayat and Eunsun went to queue up and buy food for us, Sufi, Fei Ting, Jay and I stayed at our table and starting taking erm...photos of our faces. Took photos of our eyes...


...ears...


...and nostrils too! wtf...


The feast!!! There were meatballs, chicken wings, bread and soup! The meatballs were sooooo good and I made myself eat 5 of them even though I was so stuffed.


(Back)Me, Eunsun, Sufi
(Front)Fei Ting, Jay, Lele, Hidayat


After dinner, we went to Geylang and drove into those small alleys where all the prostitute houses are...so as to be a good guide to our Korean friends and show them part of Singapore! The experience was kinda scary because there were so many men and Hotel 81s. Stupid Hidayat went to wind down the window and shouted "Lai~Cheap Cheap!" and Sufi was so scared that she quickly locked the car doors and sped off. =D


On the road to City Plaza.


At the Hari Raya Bazaar and there were like tons of people there. Couldnt even walk freely without bumping into people all around.


Queued up for Ramly Burger and had my first taste of the burger that day. It was so heavenly!!! I wonder why I've never tried it before...


So anyway, updates of my life. I got the Monbukagakusho Scholarship so I'll be in Japan for around 10months starting from this October, which is like 1.5 weeks away. Yep, gotta start finding and washing all my winter clothes...like right now. God, I hate packing for long trips.

Neoprint machines in Singapore kinda rocks~

By
Jhui
on February 27, 2009 7:26 PM | | TrackBacks (0)
I did this part-time job of bringing Japanese students around 2 weeks back. All I had to do was to bring students to places hat they wanted to go to in Singapore and then bring them back safely to the allocated meeting place. It's basically the same thing I did back in 2007. My first group was 5 boys from Tokyo Gakkan High School and of all places to go, they wanted to visit the Bird Park!!! Havent been to the Bird Park since I was like what, in primary school? It was pretty fun to go to the Bird Park after so many years but one thing that sucked was the fucking hot weather. Almost died under the merciless hot sun -___-. We only managed to go to one place of attraction because it takes at least one hour to travel there from Orchard and another hour was wasted on the way back. =(


The second group was 6 girls from Takasaki High School and the only place that they wanted to see was Bugis Street because according to their guidebook...Bugis Street is the Harajuku of Singapore. -________- wtf?! That's like such an insult to Harajuku for goodness sake. Anyway, brought them to see the Sri Mariman Temple first because their teacher wanted the student tour guides to do so. Was supposed to bring them to some other temples as well but seriously, nobody was interested in seeing temples. Walked around Chinatown and I'm so proud of myself for not getting lost! Okay, that's maybe because Qianli came over to help me so I didnt get lost. wtf. Meeting place was at Raffles Landing Site and up till then, I never knew that we had two Raffles statues in Singapore and neither did I know that the new Asian Civilisations Museum is near Raffles Landing Site. No matter what you are thinking now...I am 100% Singaporean okay! Just that I dont know much about Singapore...I should be so ashamed of myself. :(


On the 13th, we had this SB3-reunion-cum-farewell-to-Tommie thing at Lisa's house. Havent been to Lisa's house in ages and it was nice to meet up with my high school classmates after such a long time. Ate, talked and played Taboo. Taboo is like such a fun game and everyone really enjoyed it =D As it was the eve of Valentine's Day, Ray gave every girl there a stalk of rose. We were like "Thank you Ray" before he blurted out that those roses were leftovers from the roses sale at his school. wtf...but he paid for it anyway so, thank you! =D


On Valentine's Day, we had a Korean class gathering at Eileen's house. Last Valentine's, I spent it with my Korean class as well...wtf. We can seriously go cry or something...haha. Ate nasi lemak cooked by Eileen's maid and it was so freaking delicious =D After eating, we went for karaoke and it was so fucking expensive because it was a Saturday night. Bah...but it was fun anyway. =D


Today, I met up with Li Ming and Kymberlyn and I realised that this is actually the first time that we've gone out together as a trio. We also went to take neoprints, a first time for the three of us. :D So we went to this neoprint shop located in Cineleisure and we had to pay in JAPANESE YEN for the machine that we chose...wtf?! It was really tiring taking the neoprints because we had to take photos till the time ran out and we took 16 shots in the end. Cool thing about this machine is that you can send the photos to your cellphone via infrared now! When I was in Japan, I loved their neoprint machines because besides costing half the price of what it costs in Singapore, you can receive the neoprints in .jpg format via email or infrared. I was complaining to my Japanese friend that Singapore's not so high-tech yet and when I come back...VIOLA~ you can now send neoprints to your cellphone! Best thing is you can send ALL the photos that you decorated to your cell~ Whee~












Mid-term break's ending soon and my teacher just told us that we have a new assignment due on Monday...damn! Gotta unpack my boxes and luggages from Japan, Hong Kong and Taiwan or else my mum will never stop nagging...damn! Going to take a rest now~ Tata~

SKS Outing at SU

By
Jhui
on September 2, 2008 2:27 AM | | TrackBacks (0)
Will blog about my Hiroshima trip some other time because I'm still sorting out pictures. I think I took way too many pictures...(*_*)

Anyway, met up with my fellow SKS classmates yesterday at SU Korean restaurant. As usual, everyone was late. Normally I dont really mind if people are late but yesterday was kind of bad because I needed to leave early and Felie was going to reach like after I leave. In fact, she did arrive after I left. -_-. The reason why I left early was to go watch Hanayori Dango Final(HYDF) with Li Ming. HYDF was interesting throughout the whole movie(like Cyborg She) and why are Japanese guys(e.g. Oguri Shun and Matsuda Shota) so cute one ar?! I felt that they didnt give Oguri Shun, Matsuda Shota and Abe Tsuyoshi enough screen time. They came out for like only a few minutes in total lor! So disappointing...I was anticipating more Hanazawa Rui initially. =( Although HYDF was interesting, the storyline was so predictable(guessed the plot like 20minutes into the movie) and unreal...like seriously, it's never going to happen in real life! Okay, I think that nobody's going to understand what I just wrote but whatever la, like as if anyone understands what I wrote in my previous entries anyway. Lalala, I talk nonsense and I'm proud of it.

After the 130minutes movies, I rushed back to SU to continue eating. Yes, they were still eating there after like 3 hours. Whee~ Ordered cold noodles there and were happily eating it until the waiter came over, saw that we didnt add the vinegar and mustard, and proceeded to exclaim out loud, "You didnt add these?!" He then helped us to add the vinegar and mustard in and asked us to try how it tasted like. All of us agreed that it tasted better without adding anything. (^_^) I guess we have different tastebuds from the Koreans. When he saw our expressions, he thought that he added too much vinegar or something and proceeded to taste his masterpiece. "It's good, but we add more mustard in Korea." Erm, okaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay. Then again, it was nice of him to teach us the right way of eating cold noodles. =D

After eating, we started to take weird photos in the restaurant and I think that we seriously scared the people eating/working there. Paiseh lo, when four crazy people get together, they tend to get a bit rowdy and crazy. Too bad Ann's still in Australia otherwise I think that SU would've probably ban us from the restaurant for the rest of our lives. When I say weird photos, I really mean weird photos...ta-da~


Us again, with Eileen trying to "attract" the waiter who mixed the cold noodles for us. Peggy and Eileen thought that he was kind of cute and was trying to take his photos the whole time but only managed to take photos of his back. Eh---------lousy photographers. Should've had asked me to take...confirm can take face one. Had enough training back in my JC paparazzi days. Heh.


Another siao(crazy) group photo. Then again, looking at all the pictures that we took, I'm like the only one giving weird facial expressions. Oh no!!! Am I the only siao one?!


After a very filling 3+ hours meal, we continued our "Get Fat" mission at Gelare. Ordered this wonderfully chocolatey double-scoop Cookies and Cream ice-cream topped with Koko Krunch and Oreo biscuits...


...chocolate brownie topped with vanilla ice-cream and a outside-crispy-inside-chewy waffle with 2 scoops of ice- cream. In total, we ate like 5 scoops of ice-cream...how not to get fat?!


Why do I look scared of Peggy here? Hmm...


Cant stand it...why are there so many strange photos of me?! Come to think of it, I havent taken weird photos like this in a long long la la time. Whee~


Eileen with her True Yoga bag and waterbottle. Eh, you think that you're True Yoga spokesperson ar?! -_-


Group photo minus Eileen because I aimed the camera at the wrong direction. See, told you that my photography skills are superb!


Whee~


Anyway, went karaoke-ing with hy, Eugene and Kevin today. Cash Studios is like my favourite karaoke place right now. We sang for more than 4 hours and they didnt charge us extra. Somemore can bring in your own food and drinks....seriously, how do they earn money?! They even offered to change our rooms for us because the next group of people who booked the room that we were using were coming soon. Damn nice =D The waitress kept smiling at us somemore. Normally at places like Kbox, the waitresses have this "I-cant-be-bothered-about-you" look plastered across their faces. Surprisingly, Kevin was like damn good at singing. He can sing songs by both male and female artistes and his rap was damn cool. Eh, isnt that like my sister? Heh.

Ate at Ajitei for dinner with hy. Ordered lots of food and dessert as well!!! Had substandard yomogi dango for dessert. The shape of the dango reminded me more of a lemon than a dango...wtf.


Had pizza for supper. Damn cool la the shape! The pizza tasted wonderful too by the way.


Okay, shall end this post abruptly because I got nothing else to write. More pictures of the crazy four of us here: http://mizu- kioku.net/gallery/thumbnails.php?album=200.

Valentine's Day

By
Jhui
on February 18, 2008 2:07 AM | | TrackBacks (0)
Had a really sucky Valentine's Day for the first half of the day. Kept getting scolded and pissed off by people in school. Really bad day. :(

The later half of the day was better because I finally got to meet up with my long-time-no-see ex Korean classmates! I think we havent had a full gathering like this for like what...8 months or so? Great to see that everyone's still as kee siao as ever. :D Ate at this Korean restaurant called Togi which is located at East Coast. I think that they have another branch at Chinatown. As usual, we were like the noisiest bunch of people there, laughing at volumes enough to deafen the whole of Singapore (obviously exaggerating here).


(Top Left) Chicken Ramyun. Okay, it was actually served in a stone hot pot but we divided it into 5 portions so just try to imagine how it originally looked like. Just x5 and add in a stone hot pot to your imagination. :D
(Top Right) My favourite Korean food, ddeokppeoki!!! I've never tasted ddeokppeoki like this before and it's super-duper nice. Can someone teach me how to make ddeokppeoki so I can make it every single day? Haha.
(Bottom Left) Chapchae. This chapchae looked different from the chapchae they normally serve at the Singapore Korean School when there are functions going on but it still tasted good too. Although chapchae is like the favourite Korean dish for like many Singaporeans I know who eat Korean food, I dont really chapchae that much.
(Bottom Right) Pork Bibimbap. Doesnt bibimbap normally have an egg in it? Anyway, delicious but could've been more delicious if we did not forget to mix in gochujang. The pork was also very tender and juicy. :D


(Top Left) Kimchi Jigae with tuna. First time I tasted Kimchi Jigae with tuna. The tuna made the soup more palatable than the normal ones that have beef/chicken/pork in them. As this was placed right in front of me, I was in charge of dividing it into 5 equal portions. Everyone basically laughed at my lousy dividing skills. :(
(Top Right) Kimchi pancake and Potato pancake. Didnt really eat the Kimchi pancake because I was already damn full by that time but the Potato pancake was great. Tasted like french fries. Whee~
(Bottom) Chicken Bibimbap. This time, Ann remembered to add in gochujang so it was wonderlicious~!


Proof that the food was great. We rock man.


Since it was Valentine's Day, Felie gave each of us a flower and a packet of chocolates. Gomapda! Tried to stick the flower behind Eileen's ear but to no avail. Why is she trying to eat the flower anyway?! Hahaha.


(Back) Ann, Felie, Peggy
(Front) Me, Eileen


Halfway through eating, I felt a little tug on my hair and as I turned back, I realised that it was the lady boss who was tugging at my hair playfully. -_- Haha, so cute~! Apparently Ann and the lady boss are damn friendly with each other and it was quite funny seeing Ann trying to explain to her what 'pai ti kong'(Praying to the Jade Emperor, something that the Hokkiens do during CNY) meant.


Me and the lady boss. :D

Random Pictures

By
Jhui
on November 15, 2007 4:51 AM | | TrackBacks (0)
Went out with Donna last Saturday to get her MCR queue jumpers and to have lunch. Ate at Takashimaya and I had chawanmushi and oyster toji.


The oh-my-god-so-freaking-good chawanmushi. Not that cheap(as compared to the lousy Sakae Sushi one) but not that expensive as well.


Oyster toji. I should've ordered fried oyster curry or something because the oysters in this dish was almost non-existent. They were so pathetically small and I was like eating the batter the whole time. Donna ordered the hire katsu toji set and it was so much more worth it. Maybe because pork is cheaper? Hmmmn...

Walking around Orchard on a Saturday sucks because the people traffic there is seriously bad and the trains are always crowded till the extent that you feel that you cannot breathe at all. Then again, becuase Christmas is nearing, Orchard is like crowded on almost everyday now. Hate it. Hate it even more when irresponsible parents let their whiny kids shout and run about like no ones business. I hope their kids accidentally run off the MRT platform when the train is approaching. :D Okay, too evil but seriously, I really hate kids who cannot sit still and cannot stand not letting the whole world know of their existence. Talking about irritating kids, I was working at my father's place one day and there was one who came for a dental check-up. He was running all over the place and kept opening doors that had the 'NO ENTRY' sign on them. However, when it was finally his turn, he started wailing and ran out of the clinic and refused to come back till his father lured him back with a toy. Sometimes, I pity primary school teachers who have kids like that in their classes.

Li Ming came back from Taiwan and Hong Kong the day before and she got me a cute bookmark and a pair of chopsticks from Disneyland~



Li Ming's brother came back from Japan and he got me this sweet called Tokyo Banana. The English on the wrapper is like really bad and makes no sense at all but the sweet was delicious.


Received the recording of the Korean Speech Contest. OMG, I dont even know if I want to watch it again or not. I'm damn scared of looking at myself deliver the speech. I think I sucked. :D


Went Karaoke with hy yesterday. Although I basically hate Orchard because it's the holiday season right now, I'm totally loving the number of high school students who go to Orchard during this period. There were like quite a few cute Japanese high school boys at the karaoke place. OMG~! Almost died of happiness. Lalalala. I was seated at a strategic position where I could basically see everyone who were there. Slit eyes are like damn sexy~ I should really stop now because if I continue, I'm scared that I might be arrested for being a potential paedophile. :P

Saw two girls who were wearing kigurumis. One Stitch and one Winnie the Pooh. In Japan, that's probably normal but in oh-so-freaking-hot Singapore?! Then again, the weather has been kind of cold recently so I'm guessing that they wore it for warmth. ~_~


Ate sukiyaki yesterday. It was so freaking worth it. I paid around $15~17 and got to eat this!!! The only disadvantage of this dish was that by the time I got through 90% (didnt finish it) of it, I was too full to order the dessert that I was eyeing. At Sakae Sushi, you basically get the hotpot only for this price. No rice included.


hy gave me my early Christmas present yesterday because she was lazy to bring it home and wrap it up. -_-. Haha, thanks anyway! I promise I will read it and will also find the CDs you want in Taiwan :D

Mid-Autumn Festival

By
Jhui
on September 29, 2007 5:57 AM | | TrackBacks (0)

Had a songpyeon making contest yesterday to celebrate the mid-autumn festival during Korean class. First of all, our teacher showed us how to make one.


Step 1 : Roll the dough into a ball.


Step 2 : Make a hole in it and add in the ingredients(sesame).


Step 3 : Seal the openings and shape it into a crescent-moon. Lastly, steam it and eat~!The songpyeon I made.


Songpyeon by my friend. OMG, so cute~! Goldfish-shaped and heart-shaped ones~ No wonder they they won the first prize.


Catherine, the maker of the cute songpyeon.


TOPIK 1 class.


The principal giving a speech.


My class got the 2nd prize.


The champions.


My class.


My class again~

Korean Buffet

By
Jhui
on July 30, 2007 4:00 AM | | TrackBacks (0)
Went for a Korean buffet at Suntec City 2 weeks ago. Cant say that the selection was that wonderful but it was worth the money for the amount that we ate.


Food and more food!


Bibimbap.


The seriously oh-so-wonderful strawberry cake Peggy bought. The strawberries were to die for!


The birthday girl, Ann.


Ann and Eileen. (Where are the rest of us?!)


Something that I saw at Suntec. Is this a pig or cow?!

Shigoto

By
Jhui
on March 31, 2007 11:26 AM | | TrackBacks (0)
Read through my archives and realised that my life's really boring after entering uni. I bore myself with the recent entries I made and wonder why do people even bother to read. Haha, anyway, today's entry wont be boring...I hope. :D

Stood in for Karen at work today. Surprisingly, I felt that work was really relaxing, totally different from the mind-draining school schedule. However, I must admit that I was rather zoned out at work today. I was so tired till the extent that I mistook the puncher for the mouse and was furiously shaking it while wondering why it wasnt working. Yea, wtf right. Next, I called Gombak to look for Huixin and even when they told me that Huixin wasnt working today, I insisted she was as she called me earlier. Upon further questioning, I realised that she was working...but in the block next to mine. Paiseh~ Oh, and I almost managed to crush my leg by putting my leg right under the shutters while closing them. (ToT)

There was this irritating China parent at work today. When told that there wont be any makeup for public holidays, he straight away went into his why-the-fuck-isnt-there-makeup-its-so-unfair-to-my-child speech. He was there when I started doing this clinic session with the Sec 4 guy. He was STILL there after I finished the session. Man, he was there for more than half an hour...while incessantly harping on the makeup issue. How irritating can one parent be? All the teachers were damn interested in knowing what was going on and that man's poor son was looking so paiseh throughout the whole thing. I mean, yea, I will feel paiseh too if my parent did that. If I were him, I would have had slapped my parent on the spot and asked him to shut his trap...Ok, probably I wont because I'm normally the one complaining. Then again, I complain with reason, unlike that idiotic parent. Through this incident, I must say that I really admire Sherie's communication skills. She was the one who managed to make the parent go away. She went something along the line of 'Please give me a chance to bring this matter up with my superior, please give me this chance to do so. You must understand that superiors normally do a 5-day-week so I plea with you to give me a chance to contact them. Why dont you go down for a cup for tea first while I call my superiors? Thank you, thank you for gracing our centre with your presence. Thank you for coming.' While saying this, she was like diao-ing the parent which the parent didnt see because his eyes were staring intently at the rules and regulations as if trying to find more stuff to elaborate on. Sherie rocks~! The parent couldnt exactly say that she was rude because her way of chasing him was extremely polite. I need to learn from her~

Actually I think I've been quite lucky at work considering that out of the 1 year plus there, I've never spoken to a parent as irritating as this. Ok, maybe on the phone but never face-to-face. Poor Weiqi got such a parent the last time and she cried afterwards because the parent was really harsh. Today's parent was handled by Tony. Damn suay considering he's new. If I think carefully, normally when these kind of irritating parents appear in person, I'm always not at work or I'm not the person handling them. There used to be this im-so-gao-gui parent who came on Sunday mornings to make trouble but since I used to start work on Sundays in the afternoon, I never got to see her. Then there was this file-stealer-cheapo-parent whom I never got to see but got the opportunity to teach her son. Ya, there are always weird people around~. Tony kept saying that I look like Xiaxue...where got?! First of all, she has curly hair and I have straight something-that-looks-like-straight hair. Obviously no one agreed with him...haha. Seriously, why do I always get said that I look like someone? People whom I have been said to resemble:

1) Lisa
2) Mdm Quek
3) Rosemary
4) Kymberlyn
5) Some idol superstar or whatever whom I dont even know who she is.
6) Xiaxue.
7) Brad Pitt. (Ya, wth right.)

Went to Jurongpoint with Shermaine, Huixin, Leonard and Tony after work. OMG, I so really miss talking rubbish...Havent been doing that in uni. Talking rubbish in uni is rather boring as it always involve some form of school-related matter...Let me give some examples on the differences in what I talk rubbish about in JC, work and uni.

JC Rubbish Talk
1) Anything that has to do with ajima. (By the way, I kind of miss ajima though~)
2) Hyesung prime. (Saw him with his girlfriend while watching The Pickle King...I hate life la...)
3) Fishball. (Li Ming saw him with a girl in the movies...Life really does suck huh.)
4) Happy-zai.
5) Anything else under the sun~
OMG, I used to use so many codenames in JC. Haha...I miss JC so much. Should I go to Australia this hols with them?

Work Rubbish Talk
1) Gossip
2) Gossip
3) And more gossip :D
I am so gossipy~

School Rubbish Talk
1) Tests
2) Lectures
3) Tutorials
Ok la, there's some occassional rubbish about teachers but that's all.

So anyway, I wanted to upload some of the photos I took like freaking long ago but didnt managed to upload but my shitty acer died on me!!! Arrgh...I am so freaking suay. Anyone knows of anyone who services laptops cheaply? Anyway, only managed to resize the photos I took with my Korean classmates when we went for bbq.


Me and Felie @ Seoul Garden.


'Family' photo @ Hotel Intercontinental~:D

Just received an email from my Japanese teacher and she's asking me to join this thingy between some China university and Keio University...wonder what that is anyway. I also signed up for the Hiroshima internship thingy and I really hope I get it even though that I know that chances are really slim considering that I am year 1 and my results suck. Wish me luck~

My father's going to sleep soon so he's going to chase me out of his room soon...so ya, I'll write until here. Ja~

Transit

By
Jhui
on December 21, 2006 11:49 AM | | TrackBacks (0)


Just came back from the homestay programme in Japan. Totally loved it! Will blog about it when I come back from my next Japan trip:D Hee.

Took my Korean E2 exam on Tuesday. Hmmn, not bad I guess. I got 52/54 for the main paper and the teacher passed me for listening even though I didnt take the listening test. Hee! :D

Korean class

By
Jhui
on July 12, 2006 12:31 PM | | TrackBacks (0)
Attended my first Korean class yesterday. The class enrolment was like 30 students! 30 students might sound like a small number but when you put 30 adults into a classroom meant for primary school children, 30 is a huge number! The worst thing is that the aircon was quite weak in the first hour of the class...guess how stuffy was that?

Anyway, my teacher started introducing herself in Korean and wanted each and every student to do so too. Man, it was seriously funny listening to people talking Korean in weird accents. Ok, I should not be laughing at them because I probably talk weirdly too. Although my classmates had strange Korean accents, they all had like the American accent when they started talking English. The funny thing is that the American accent only came out when they were talking to the teacher. While they were talking among themselves, they started spewing Singlish. I wonder why...

My class is made up of mostly working adults and some aunties who are probably learning Korean because of Bae Yong Jun. Then again, I must admit that I'm not anywhere better than those aunties. I think my main motive of learning Korean is because I want to be able to communicate with Sungie oppa and because I'm rather interested in the culture...and the Korean guys...haha. Whatever. However, I didnt expect to see a close-to-80-years-old-grandfather in my class too... At first, I thought that he was one of the teachers and I was seriously shocked to see that he was my classmate. I think this is what you call 'huo dao lao, xue dao lao'(live till an old age, learn till an old age).

My teacher has really lousy English I must say. She can talk halfway sometimes then stop because she's unable to complete her sentence. Thus, she has resorted to teaching us more Korean phrases so that she can minimise her usage of English as far as possible. Then again, who's complaining? We're learning more this way :D

After class, Li Ming's mom sent me to the MRT station near her house. Luckily she gave me a lift or else I might still be around that area now still trying to figure my way out to the MRT station. I took a taxi to class yesterday so I basically am still unable to navigate myself from the MRT to the school. This means that I got to leave my house early tomorrow and try to find my way there or else I'll be forever taking taxis there...and that is really expensive...:(

By the way, if you havent noticed already...I've deleted the radio blog because it's just simply taking up bandwidth and I dont really update it often. I dont even think anyone listens to it so yup...it's gone for good.

Anyway, I've uploaded some photos of my colleagues and me at Just Education to the gallery. Go see if you want.
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