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    • Name: melly
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    • Member Since: 6/16/2008

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Monday, 22 September 2008

  • sighs...another year older - oh dear. :(

     
    ok. so a couple weeks ago, i had a much dreaded 22nd birthday. it was sorta anti climax, in that there wasn't as much hype associated with turning 22 as opposed to the yr b4, where i had my 21st birthday celebrations at home...adding to this, the weather decided to go bad, and it started raining really REALLY heavily like alllll day....boo.

    but i guess like one of my friends was saying, it's all downhill from the moment you turn 21...until the time when your 40th birthday rocks up - then it's like you've reached your "mid life crisis point" (is this still applicable to men only? come on, guys, i'm sure this also applies to the girls as well~!!! :) or, if ya like, i guess the next "milestone" after 21 is your 25th bday: aka your "quarter life crisis" hah...any excuse to go crazy and have a huge, insane celebration is fine by me..:D

    as to the question of whether or not i feel any different having turned my 1 into a two, i'd say that there wasn't any immediate difference felt, although i'm painfully aware of the added responsibilities of me turning my one into a two...a few of which imma list below for you:

    1) i gotta get off my big butt and get myself off to uni already!! enough of me procrastinating and saying "awww, let me work for a little bit longer - and i'll just apply for uni next yr...don't worry!" (the other day, i realised that i've been working as a nurse for a little more than 3 years now...phew! that's a looong time to be putting of going to uni!)

    2) i gta get my p's already....enoughwith having to have my parents/church friends/colleagues ferry me around like some invalid...lemme get my p's!! =P

    3) i also really wanna travel os...by myself....to see wt it's like trekking the globe without my parents for a change..heheh. i also got to visit saz in london, so added incentive for me to get going already, yeahs? :)

    4) *i'm sure this is going to apply more to the guys than to the girls (rewind to ENGAGE08 , mark driscoll's 1st talk...hehe ;) but i'd really like to move out at some late stage and see how it feels like to live out from under the roof of my parents for a while..guess i just really need to find my own feet for myself, and moving out could be a possiblity and also a means of helping me become more independant??although i'm in no real rush to be moving out at this stage of my life..lemme fufil points 1,2 and mebbe 3 first, then i'll be considering whether moving out of home is a viable option or not, k?

    yikes. ok so mb i'm thinking/planning too much in the future...!! but i think it's about time i started doing more things for myself and well, yeahs. ;P
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    Confessions of a Reformission Rev.: Hard Lessons from an Emerging Missional Church (The Leadership Network Innovation)
    By Mark Driscoll
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Sunday, 24 August 2008

  • Malaysian holiday wrapup :)

    Hullo and greetings from another rainy tropical afternoon in malaysia...

    Disclaimer: Ok, so my original grande intention for this entry was to to a progressive, day by day account of my travels in this warm land. However, as circumstances would detrimentally dictate, this has had to be ammended for resons of time and general sleepiness in regards to taking afternoon naps.. I hope you are able to enjoy this rather rushed, fly by account of my holiday in Malaysia nonetheless..!!

    So, when dad and i got the sydney airport, we were not expecting our flight to malaysia to be delayed by 3 hours. Comfortingly, there was a myriad of activities to engage and distract ourselves with, one which was fixing our eyes upon the rather large LCD tv screen and watch the Olympics on tele. So, after a little while, one dude from MAS (Malaysian Airline Services) comes out and hands us (the passengers) a bunch of meal tickets up to the value of 20 bucks. I opted for a mini pizza and a bunch of yummy snacks, while dad chose asian grub to fill his tummy up instead. Eventually, the 3 hours came to a close and the tired travellers finally boarded the plane. Turns out that our seats were waaaay up the back of the plane, quite close to the tail of the aeroplane. Dad had the window seat (his preference from the very beginning :) and i had the middle seat right next to his. The temp in the plane b4 takeoff was heaps warm and the passengers took a long time getting their seats. We eventually took off like 20 mins after we walked onto the plane, coz they were looking for 2 lost passengers who hadn't turned up to be accounted for for the flight.

Friday, 08 August 2008

  • Clooney vs Beckham

    When i read this article in Who magazine today, i felt torn.

    It had a pictorial article exhibiting some of the world's most sexiest flim stars, olympians and tv personalities.

     

    Amongst the menagerie of faces, there were two that particularly stood out in my mind:

    George Clooney vs David Beckham

    (both dressed to the nines in slick, suits with equally hott locks :))

    Which left me with a dilemma. That being, if i had to choose which guy i would rather keep, which 1 would it be?

     

    my heart was screaming out "pick clooney!! pick clooney!!" but my mind was shouting "go for becks, man. he's the younger one out of the two...he'll prolly stay that way for a long time to come, too..."

     

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    Disturbia
    By Rihanna
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Thursday, 07 August 2008

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