Monday, June 9th, 2008

    Hmm.. I'm thinking of giving this site a new makeover.. like with a brand new layout, new song, and a new style! I'm most likely going to slowly change this site to a somewhat music rotation type of website with blog entries. For example, each blog entry would be accompanied by a random song or two that I am currently listening to or totally obsessed with. If I feel like it, there could be a "Scrapbook" photo page created for pictures from my digital camera! I will check my link exchangers in case their site is dead (since I haven't visited any other websites other than Gamestop/EB Games and eBay for the past while now with my new obsession with online shopping and the works of PayPal). Most likely, link exchange will be open to anyone who has a half-decent website, preferably a music rotation site or a personal/blog website. Applicants are always welcome! Just leave me a message anywhere --- comments, tag-board, e-mail, using the web-form, etc.

    Well, as for recent news, my seventeenth birthday on June 4th, Wednesday. I planned a three-day party; first day I go to the night market after BBQ-ing with a couple of buds, second day I have everyone come over for burgers and movies, and the third day I head to Metrotown for some good ol' fashioned shopping! YEP, life was good.. and it was also very stressful and exhausting. I found that I haven't gotten a proper night's sleep since then... sometimes I wondered why I planned such a long party.. But @ least everyone else had lots of fun and that's the whole point of having birthday parties --- to spend it with your friends and to just have fun!

    And my last practical piano exam's coming up on June 14th, Saturday, which is going to be SUCH a relief since afterwards, I won't have to actually play piano for the rest of my life (well, at least not forced to play)!!   .. Unfortunately, the path of freedom is rough and difficult; I've had to gone to my piano teacher's house for a whole month now, playing almost seven hours straight of piano just because I couldn't play my scales perfectly! I mean, WTF?!   I've begun to loathe the piano so much now that I can barely begin to anticipate the ending of my fourteen-year old trek from when I was only three.

    For those who do not know how my misfortune came to be, I was tricked. Tricked by the people that were supposed to be there in my life to help me --- my parents. They kept on telling me that playing piano was fun and I could benefit so much from it!... lies. ALL LIES!! >_>''  Before I knew it, I was attending lessons in Taiwan. Then when I moved to Canada, I started taking piano again with a new Canadian teacher. After a while, I began to hate playing the piano. However, whenever I had tried to quit, my parents would tell me that they've already spent so much on tuition and that I'd be a failure to give up so early. So, out of guilt and pride, I kept on playing.. playing for years and years.. wasting hours and hours and hours of my life away on that one set of black and white keys.. WASTED MY LIFE ON THAT PIECE OF CRAP. GAHH.

    *AHEM* /cough.    Anyway, nothing else happened.. was a very boring month (aside from my birthday that is and my upcoming exams). I'm looking forward to the end of June, however, because that's when all my exams are over and I get to go to Europe with my classmates for twelve days!! <3  It's going to be AWESOME! Ehehe, I'll be sure to post up pictures when I get back! As for now, pip pip cheers!

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- Sunny posted at 11:27PM - //

Sunday, May 4th, 2008

    Wowee, I haven't posted a new entry in, like, two months! O__O'' Anyway, things are going pretty great for me I guess, though I wish my parents would make it easier for me to live my life..

    First of all, my parents are making me take this almost-useless Chinese tutoring class for two hours every Saturday morning from 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM. Well there goes my Saturday sleep-ins! Although I thought the teacher was nice and that she's likeable... however, I feel that I'm weak to be forced to take this kind of abuse of parental-power.

    My dad has been pressuring me to take Mandarin for Summer School this year.. Fortunately, I probably can't go since I'll be missing for the first two weeks due to my Europe trip, which is already pre-paid for (THANK GOD!). This means that both my parents could go back to Taiwan for my aunt's wedding and I could get a job for the summer (or @ least try to, lol)!

    I'm thinking that before my dad figures out that I've been lying about my grades, I will tell him that I will never go back to Taiwan, no matter if he financially supports me or not. I've already found two places that I can stay during my second semester (and parts of summer before university) in Grade 12. I'm actually pretty psyched to finally get out of the house for good because, to be serious, I can hardly stand my parents and everything this house reminds me.. There's just so many painful memories, memories that I never want to remember. My goal in university is just live my own life, make new friends, and do what I want to do, not just what other people want me to do. Thinking about all of this gives me new hope. And after years of suffering through some sort of deep depression, I've found that this hope has made me, I guess - "shed the darkness". I find that I don't cry as much now, that I'm more confident in who I am, my appearance, and my overall lifestyle. I have to say, taking Peer Tutoring 11 has also helped bunches to boost up my confidence as well when I'm dealing with those kids and finding ways to cooperate with people in general. The course has taught me much. For anyone low on confidence, suck it up, take a course that would make you interact with others and you'll realize that it's time to do something good for yourself.

    ANYWAY, I'm finding that I am just rambling on now.. XDD So leave me a comment if you want and I'll see you all later!

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- Sunny posted at 3:00PM - //

Saturday, March 15th, 2008

    I felt that the website needed a new layout, but I was too lazy to change a lot of things so I just made a new picture (took the photo and altered it), added part of the lyrics from the band: Death Cab For Cutie's song "Crooked Teeth", which I am currently listening to. The song will be posted on the website as well as music if you want a listen. Anyone who wants me to send them the song needs to post saying so with their e-mails handy for sending!

    Nothing new aside from Spring Break starting. Let's just say, it hasn't been an 'exciting' month, although I have become to look more positive towards my future. I have hope that someday, I would no longer be depressed and stressed out by all the pressure my parents are putting on me to become a good daughter, to go to medical school, and to stay there, breeding tiny infants for my parents to love just because they cannot live their lives again. All in all, I'm being used for their satisfaction. Even though they always say that "we're doing this for you" and "you'll be happy if you listen to us", I've seen what my brother has turned into when he surrendered and returned to Taiwan, and I don't want to be like him - miserable and self-loathing, relying on religion as a key answer to his disasters, and blaming our parents for everything, even though he was the one who gave up. I want to stay here in Canada, to live my life without restraints, going to a university I like and to attend classes I want to take, to become what I want to become, and to finally experience true freedom and happiness. Little is to say that if I return back to that wretched island, I would simply go crazy.   And this is no understatement!

    So, yeah.. nothing much happened this month. I'll be leaving for Europe on June 25th for twelve days so I guess I'll post more then.   I'll probably just drop in once a month to let you know what's happened during the past few weeks..

    Have an awesome Spring Break everyone!!

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- Sunny posted at 12:47AM - //

Friday, February 22nd, 2008

    A lot has happened during this past month --- I've gone into my second term courses and I'm finding it easy to adjust to this half of the school year as compared to the last half, perhaps because I don't have courses that I absolutely loathe on my timetable now! .. However, let's not rule anything out right now..

    I have Socials 11 in block A, and I'm currently enjoying it very much. The course just seems a lot easier than grade 10 Social Studies.. well, since I actually started to pay attention in class and listen to everything that teacher is saying, hehe.   I'm uber-excited to start our World War I and World War II units (especially WWII)! This year should prove to be better than the last!

    Block B is a little.. loud and crazy I should say; I'm peer-tutoring a grade 9 math class and almost all of them are probably going to fail because..

1). Their teacher was absent now for 2 whole weeks (probably more) because of some "strange illness", so we've been getting nearly-useless substitutes for the past 14 days now and the kids don't understand a THING.

2). Almost all choose not to listen to my friend and I (and one time, they even mocked the teacher just because she was Hindu!), so we couldn't really help them if half the time they're just trying to get under our skins.

3). Almost all (excluding 3 or 4) kids failed their quizzes.. although, they are improving, I don't think they can pass their provincial exams for grade 10 Math next year.. or even this year for Math 9.

    I'm just getting really frustrated with them right now.. Do they even want to pass?? They do know that if they don't pass Math 9, they'll have to repeat the whole damn course again and waste their own time next year?.... Oh well, it's their life, not mine.

    My most-enjoyable courses are in blocks C & D where I have Chemistry 12 and Physics 11.   I simply LOVE the math-related sciences!! I don't understand why some people hate it XP. Chemistry has always been a favorite of mine, and in Physics, I have one of my oldest, best friends sitting beside me so it's not boring s I would've imagined (the teacher can sometimes bore you to tears with his low, mono-toned voice, and he gives me a HELL of a lot of notes).

    Well, there's my course outline!   Let me know how you're all doing in school (and in life) whenever you want to drop a line sometime! ~ 

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- Sunny posted at 4:08PM - //

Tuesday, January 29th, 2008

    PHEW! I just finished my exams!!... and I have the rest of the week to relax and sleep!   My exams weren't actually all that hard (or at least not as hard as I would've imagined them to be). I thought the Math final was pretty straight-forward, except for a question or two which I guessed (of course).   The Biology final, however, was quite hard.. there were at LEAST 25-50 questions that I sort of guessed at (out of 145) and, most likely, half of the class failed it. I don't feel very confident that I even passed..   Well, at least I know now that I absolutely hate Biology! I mean, the teacher was so strict, her tests were hard (her quizzes harder), not to mention all that work and memorization.. and for what? For a lousy 'B' ('tis what I have anyway). I wish I had gotten a better teacher.

    French actually went pretty smoothly except for this one section where we had to choose between the participé passé form and the imparfait (which I was still rusty at). I mean, judging from the other classes' high stats, it's more than likely that I passed French 11 and will never have to study the language again!

    Programming was the course that didn't matter whether I got a good mark in the final or not because I have around 95% and he's only taking 15% off (if we choose not to write the final that is). Plus, our last program was worth around 20 marks so even if I made the final-program crappy, my homework marks make up for it so there's no harm done.

    All in all, it's been a hectic last month. I had to do so many assignments and projects for all my classes that it felt like the teachers were trying to smother us with work!!! VERY, very tiring. I'm just glad that I got through the first semester in one piece.

    I'm planning on taking Photography 10 (or 11, depends on where they put me), Socials 11, Chemistry 12, and Physics 11 next term. Shouldn't be too hard right? I mean, I LOVED Chemistry 11 from Summer School, and Physics is practically just like math except with joules and distance and all that stuff. Socials.. I'll probably have my best friend in that class so we'll get through it somehow! And Photography is just a no-brainer course and it doesn't really matter if I fail it anyway, hehe.

    I hope everyone has had a fantastic week of exams! When you're all done, get well-rested and lots of food in you (like what I'm just about to do after this update, ahaha)!

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- Sunny posted at 4:37PM - //

Tuesday, December 25th, 2007

    It's Christmas already! Wow.. it came so fast. Good thing too --- all this shopping-for-presents crap will finally be done!

    Anyway, I spent the weekend skiing in Whistler and it was pretty tiring. It seems that I spent more time sleeping rather than actually doing something, ahaha. First day, we just went shopping and I discovered this AWESOME Ice-cream/Merchandise place called Cow's. Well, I immediately fell in love with it and bought some things from there including a VERY comfortable t-shirt and a cow stress toy. I felt so fulfilled that day.. I'm just crazy when it comes to cow stuff, hehe.

    On the second day at Whistler, we (my friends and I) went skiing. I don't quite like the equipment Whistler provides for skiing (it gave me a large bruise on my ankle at the end for some reason) because it wasn't as comfortable as the supplies in Sun Peak or Apex. I was hurting all the way down the blue zones I went on in the morning and decided to give up skiing after only 2 rounds on the lift because it was just so uncomfortable. There goes my $81 for the ski lift and $30 for my ski rentals..

    Third day, we checked out of our hotel and found ourselves shopping again, looking through the better half of the village. I was searching for this fantastic crepe place and, after an hour or so, I finally found it snug in one of the corners that we passed before twice. Though, we didn't have enough time to go into it, we ate lunch somewhere else and finally came home. GOD, I only spent around 2 days at Whistler and I'm already sick of it (and its snow)! I was so glad to be home that I slept a good 15 solid hours before waking up the next day for lunch.

    I noticed that a lot of people were excited for Christmas Day to come. But for me, Christmas isn't that big of a deal. So what, you sit around, eating turkey, exchanging presents, and talking for one evening (when you could've done it any day of the year) and then it's over; gone, vanished until next year. And I also noticed the stress that comes with such holidays like this one... shopping for other people.. worrying about Christmas dinners... then what you should wear to the dinner or if everything's absolutely PERFECT for the occasion.

    ... Isn't it all just a big waste of time? But then I think that maybe Christmas is the only excuse that some people have to just get together and be a family. Maybe it's not just because of the presents and the thrill of consuming that gigantic turkey in the oven. Maybe it's because some people don't see another enough and we become lonely, detached and grown apart. Christmas is a time when friends and family get together to celebrate one event that has brought millions of other people together, that has made people happy and thankful for everything they have had, especially for those who are fortunate enough to just get something to eat that night. The efforts that seem wasted or lost isn't wasted or lost at all, more like contributed to make people smile, and isn't happiness what we want to wish for all people?

    Anyway, this time of the year makes me think a lot of what I have and what I don't have, and it does make me appreciate my friends and family because I have what some people in the world haven't --- people that love me and care about me enough to stick by me for better or for worse.

    So Merry Christmas everyone, and a Happy New Year!

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- Sunny posted at 6:39PM - //

Saturday, December 15th, 2007

    The new layout's up! ..MAN, this took me such a long time to think of! I kept on wondering "what should make?", and it all leads to "what color should it be?" and such other things like "what picture would I use?".   But the thing now is that it's done, and that's all that matters!

    I've been very, very busy these past few weeks (whoa, almost a whole month without updating!) with exams/tests here and there, homework assignments, and other things I like to do with my life outside of the Internet world such as shopping for Christmas presents while things are going on SALE!. I just haven't found enough time to update, and I figure that since everyone's quite the busy-bee themselves with the holidays just rolling around the corner, no one would really notice (hehe).

    I'm improving on my Math now 'cause I'm actually listening in class, taking notes, paying attention to what the teacher is saying most of the time, and worked harder at my unit tests. I think all this time slacking off is the reason that I'm at a very low B right now (perhaps maybe a C+, which I have never gotten.. unless it was Phys. Ed.).. Hmm.. time to clean up, straighten my shirt, fasten myself down and get studying before I have to clamber on for extra marks for the final!!!... though, I still hate my teacher ;P

    Biology isn't going very well but, miraculously, I'm still passing!   I, like, BOMBED my last two or three tests/quizzes because they were so hard @@" Anyway, I'm dropping Bio next year ('cause I hate it so much) so I don't think I'll have to worry about a lot... just to make sure I [pass], you know?

    In Programming, our teacher's planning on having us make a game for him for next week before the Winter Holidays actually start, which should prove to be fun!

    .. Oh, and almost every class I have is arranging a class party on Friday! Math, of course, did not plan a party... more like a unit test (God knows why she's being a b*tch at this time of year). For Bio, we need to bring something organic in that we have studied before (like plants and invertebrates), which we are being marked on. Not sure what we're actually doing for Programming but I suppose he's letting us play "Starcraft" or something fun. And for French, we're just chilling with some food we're bringing and perhaps watching a movie? I also have a Europe trip-related party coming up on Tuesday too! What fun!!!

    On other news, my sister's best friend, Jessica, came to stay with us for a month or something. And I've got to say --- it's pretty awesome. Second day (today, actually), she bought me McDonald's, which I haven't had for the longest time now and tasted pretty good (I don't care if it's going to kill me someday ;P) Burger and fries AND chicken nuggets... HELLS YEAH!

    We're heading to Whistler for two days (not very long because it's quite expensive) during Christmas-time and I am PSYCHED to get my presents for this year! Hope they're GOOD ~!

    Ahaha, anyway, hope all of this brightened your boring day (well, it's got to be boring if you stopped by to read all of this)! MERRY CHRISTMAS, and (if I'm not here to update it in time) HAPPY NEW YEAR 2oo8!!!

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- Sunny posted at 6:48PM - //

Sunday, November 11th, 2007

    This week was quite hectic --- I had my Math mid-term, two unit tests for two separate classes, and a HUGE Programming mid-term that took two classes just to finish the bare minimum. Hell, I don't even think I PASSED, 'cause I basically failed the multiple choice part and I didn't even finish the damn program..   I. Am. So. Screwed.. Oh well, at least I had around 99% in the course beforehand so it shouldn't have gone down too much.... right?

    The Math mid-term was alright, though, I have NO idea what I got on it because our teacher went missing for two weeks and we've just been getting substitutes and I thought that the foreign student-teacher was absolutely no help at all since she can't give us our marks anyway. Hopefully, though, I'm getting 90%+.

    I have a French storybook project due next week and my partner and I haven't even gotten together yet (even though she already said that she'd add me on MSN on FRIDAY). I'm basing it on this teddy bear who woke up to find half of his leg's string missing so he follows it, meeting friends on the way, and discovering that a spider had mistakenly taken it to finish its web. What a twist! Ahaha.. well what do you expect? It's a children's book! It's got to be sort of lame at a certain degree.. I hope we can finish it in time and that it's not due on Tuesday.

    As for the site, I have on new Affiliate added, and the site is currently undergoing some changes in layout (I've already gotten sick of this layout!). I'm thinking of changing it to something darker since the white on the screen is just so.. blank. Plus, even though I like how I made the menu, content, and navigation boxes, I just think it could be better, y'know? Also, it loads SO SLOWLY on my computer and not everything loads for some really weird reason ... perhaps I shall make the layout picture smaller and simpler..

    So expect a BIG change in color as I alter it to something more.. dark and sinister *cackles*. Check back for the new layout in... erm.. perhaps the end of November??

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- Sunny posted at 10:40PM - //

Tuesday, October 30th, 2007

    So... 'tis the day before Halloween, and all through the night, all the ghouls and creatures were stirring, even the teachers at our school, who, I swear, has a devilish plan to make us suffer on Halloween night just because they want to. I have my costume ready... well, almost. I still need to stitch a thing or two on my hand-made black top hat though. You see, I'm being a magician for Halloween! It's going to be so AWESOME tomorrow night! However, I hear that tomorrow night... it's raining a bit. But never fear! Light showers won't drive me away from free candy!

    On academic news, I'm starting to have midterms next week, but I'm sure I'll be able to handle it! I only have one Math mid-term after all, and Math shouldn't be all that hard. Oh, and if I score 15%+ than my mark on my mid-term, I can get all those annoying pesky homework checks deleted from my report card (which are worth 10% of my overall grade right now)!!!   SO happy!

    Hmm.. nothing new this week aside from Halloween and upcoming mid-terms so I guess I'll leave you at that! Let me know about your Halloween adventures!

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- Sunny posted at 10:01PM - //

Monday, October 10th, 2007

    Wow.. it's been a while since my last blog entry.   But at least I remembered to update once in a while!

    God, things have been getting quite hectic around here.. it's like this year, the teachers were trained over the summer to give us huge stacks of homework that would make mountains look like hills!!! This is not what I had missed in school..   .. on worse news, I'm barely passing Math. I don't know what came over me. I was just so hot-headed before and I had thought I knew everything.. but I guess I was wrong. We're supposed to have these weird "homework checks" every Thursdays now and I hadn't done much homework for the last two chapters, which brought me down considerably since they were basically worth 40% of our marks so far. I just want to go up to the teacher and rip her to PIECES !!!  I mean, she's so arrogant and I could barely understand her methods. It was as if she wants us to learn at the same pace.. but seriously, she doesn't understand that everyone's different and that this is NORMAL Math 11, not Honors; we can't all accept new concepts within the hour and seventeen minutes of class per day.. it's just NOT POSSIBLE. And to make things worse, we're being test-taught by this inexperienced teacher from Romania who talks like Borat and is as slow and just as vague as our normal math teacher. Why they allowed this to happen, I have NO IDEA. Because our marks could possibly count for University later on and Math 11 is basically prepping for Math 12, which do count for post-secondary applications.. and I desperately need a REALLY good mark to get into UBC's (if not, UBCO's) Faculty of Applied Sciences for a career in Computer Programming. To me, this is very unfair.

    My other courses are fine. French, I'm getting about a solid 'A' with. Computer Programming 11, I'm getting about 97%, partly because I love programming so much!   Biology 11 isn't quite as good.. I'm getting about a 'B' in it, but I think I could do so much better. However, I found that Biology isn't one of my 'favorite subjects' because it involved a hell of a lot of memorization.. and I have a short memory span for this kind of stuff. This is also mainly why I suck at Chinese; I can't memorize any vocabulary word if my life depended on it. So I'm thinking ---  maybe I can drop Biology 12 for senior year (without telling my parents because they will FREAK OUT since they want me to go to Medical School and Biology 12 is absolutely essential for any career in medicine) and take Food Studies 11 like I had planned before Biology 12 became unavailable for me for my second term this year. I think that having Foods 11 there would be a nice, relaxing course since I have Math 12, AP Calculus, and Physics 12 in that semester.

    For senior year, second term, I was also thinking of having just spare blocks and taking up a full time job somewhere for a couple of months (until I can move to my dormitory).. But I might not be able to (I'm not sure about the implications that having a whole second term full of spare blocks would bring with the counselors). However, I have been seeing some sort of school shrink for a couple of times a few months ago and I think I can persuade her to get me those free study blocks for second term Grade 12. I'll have to make sure that I am at the top of my game when persuading her though because this isn't quite as guaranteed as I had thought earlier.. I mean, I've heard of 2-3 study blocks for one semester.. but four?? That's a little stretch, isn't it?   Oh well, I feel confident that I can get it.. if I can't, I'll just fail a useless class or something.

    Then there's the problem of where I could get a full time job.   I've seen part-time jobs up but I'm not quite sure if there's full-time jobs that offer good money.. I'm thinking of going into restaurants waitressing or dish-cleaning. But I have to make sure that I have transportation first.. perhaps I'll take up that trusty bike of mine.. though I need to get a new one 'cause my old bike is CRAP. I mean, the tire in the front is SO unstable.. it turns different directions and I have to stop and kick it back straight. Also, one of the tires (the front, again) can't be pumped up so I'm always riding around with one flat tire everywhere. Whatever job I find will go into my post-secondary funds (which should increase up to about 6-7 grand by then). And hopefully, I will get a whole bunch of useful scholarships!

    Well, that's about it so far. Come back for more ramblings if you're bored of watching the static-box (television), hehe. Au revoir mes amies!

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Monday, August 6th, 2007

    Wow, who knew that summer school could be so easy? .. well, I was basically doodling and listening to music the whole time (unless you count the occasional weekly unit test here and there). The teacher had a very odd accent and it took me a couple of days to figure out that she was Russian, though I had probably guessed it by then I suppose..

    Summer has finally started for me, so it's time to kick back and relax because I am finally FREE!!! .. now it's just the matter of how I'm going to spend my summer... Well, I've already started swimming once a week (I could increase that number to two or three times a week depending on my sister), and I'm thinking of carrying out my exercise and diet plan, so no more gorging myself with delicious fast-food! Now it's time for raw vegetables and wholesome dairy, wheat, and lots of H2O! Hopefully, I stick to my plan this time and get slim and trim, not like last time --- gave up within days \\  Well then, we won't know until we try, am I right?

    But man, I've been doing a LOT of work these past few weeks: trying to cram all my Online-School homework for Socials 10 (re-took it to get a better mark) and English 11 (took it to get ahead), which proved to be more difficult as I had anticipated. I was literally up for three straight nights in a row before deadline, and only managed to sneak in a few hours of sleep in-between hours from around 4:00AM to 7:00AM (I had to get up for Summer School at that time). It was literally HELL. I was so pissed at my dad for forcing me to re-take Socials 10 just because I got 89%! I mean, can you believe it? Most people would kill to get a B in my school and he wants me to do better? RAWR! Heh, makes you want to choke your parents sometimes.

    I guess I'm only putting up with their (my parents') crap right now because I need the money they give me as a reward to pay for university because they sure as hell wouldn't pay for it if I decide to stay in Canada to get a Bachelor degree in Applied Sciences (I want to be a computer programmer ~ ). Instead, they want me to live out their fantasy and go back to Taiwan for good, attending the infamous medical university there in Taipei where my brother is currently suffering in because he had not thought of saving his money for college and had cracked under the pressure. God, I feel so sorry for him.. Poor, poor soul. However, learning from his 'mistake', I've calculated that without working (though I will start working soon), I will earn about six, seven grand in parental-issued money from grades and weekly allowances ($10-20). I figured that work would reel in about, give a take, a thousand or two (I'm going to work almost constantly for 2 years). Also, if I get a government loan, I could pay off my debt with money earned from campus or something. Unless my sister is so generously offering me a couple thousand to pay for the rest of the first year in UBC Okanogan (my ideal place to go).

    However, to complicate things even more: I am not eighteen yet when my dad registers me for the Taiwan university (which is in very early February). Which means that if they're smart enough, they can call the cops on me and haul me back to the house until I do turn eighteen (on June 4th). I'm planning to ask my sister's best friend if she could ask her friend (that is currently studying law) if he could help me worm my way out of one of the law's loopholes so I can stay at my friend's house before moving to university campus. Hopefully, everything works out fine and I can finally live, breathe, and talk freely on my own from then onwards!

    On other news, I'm currently reading the new Harry Potter book and is entirely surprised (and frustrated) concerning its unsatisfactory ending. But I won't ruin it for all the other Harry Potter fans out there who haven't read the book. But if you dislike Harry as much as I, you'd see why I was unhappy with the way things turned out.

    During the period between the start of summer vacation until now, I have also viewed MANY movies including: Live Free Or Die Hard, Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, The Bourne Ultimatum, The Simpsons: The Movie, Ratatouille, and many others that I can't seem to remember. But I know one thing's for certain --- I get to buy 300 (the movie) in DVD this month from Columbia House DVDs!!! Oh my God, 300 is, like, one of the BEST ACTION-PACKED MOVIES I've seen! SO AWESOME! Although, for those who hate gore and seemingly-pointless fighting, as well as some nudity and oh-so-lovely six-packs, then this is not the movie for you. Heh, ladies: take your boyfriends to see this movie (rent it or something) because it's for certain if they are REAL men, they will LOVE it!

    No new updates aside from what you see on the site right now (which is plenty if you ask me!). I'll post new updates on as frequently as possible. Thanks for dropping by!

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