This week is my intensive study week at Ee Hui’s place. 10 min bus ride to her place. Very convenient.
FINALLY GOT TO MEET ESTEE ER FOR MY BAGUS SESSION!
I love my classmates, cause their the loveliest bunch of monkeys ever. Wouldn’t say that my class is very bonded, though we do share our moments. One video we took in particular, never failed to make me smile! Have a look!
Harlo all! Life is pretty mundane. And AZIZ ANSARI IS NOT MY BROTHER!
Life’s been great with my DSLR. However, since my dad spent all his money on my camera, no new clothes and apparels for me! SADDDENED!
A list of things i want to do/need/want!
1. A demo video with my ex tom players Aqidah and Asyraf. Been so looking forward.
2. Fashion advice and hair treatment to solve my hairy problem ( not my legs! my bushy hairdo!)
3. Meet Estee for Bagus!
4. Master Organic Chemistry
5. Never to meet Ming Kwang again.
6. Meet gay buddy Andrew for starbucks. Yeah, can never forget the day where he kept asking the Barista for frappucino, thinking it was a drink itself. Andrew’s first time experience.
7. To be as strong and muscular as my YOUNGER brother:( Cause everyone thinks I’m the younger brother.
8: To complete my task of studying at Ee Hui’s house over the whole of next week.
9: Get a diploma for percussive/non instrumental percussion instruments.
10. Own Michael at tennis
11. Do up Zhong Sheng’s Birthday Video.
12. Feed my pet in pet society (Actually, i can’t be bothered already)
13. The list goes on . . .
Whenever i watch my brother fight in the ring, i can’t believe that he has developed so much in one and a half years. His strength, his determination in the sport and his character. I used to complain about him being the worst brother on earth. But I’m amazed that he has changed so much and that he has served as in inspiration to many in the Muay Thai scene. My role in his change of character? Nothing much. Just tolerate his crap and my dad deals with it. Yeah, it’s thanks to my dad and some sense knocked into my brother that causes this change in him, for the better. Still 15, he fights just as good as any pro adult. Probably better, in my opinion. And his fight earlier today was one of the main events, against a malaysian opponent. My brother won hands down. No doubt about it. My dad and I were confident in him clinching the win. His punches and kicks were amazing. His opponent was not much of a match, given my brother’s strength and determination.
Studying with a tub of Haagen Dazs! Life is great!
