Justine

Hola peepz! I'm comin' atcha live, from a Mac PowerBook! I love laptops. They're so convenient. They let you surf the internet from the comforts of your own bed. Although I've heard, if men use laptops on their laps for too long a time, they risk frying their testicles. My mom tells my father that. I'm not quite sure if I should believe her, though. She's one of those anti- technology women, who don't use their mobiles much. (Because they're afraid it might explode.)

Oh, I've just started reading Twilight! (Edward Cullen, foreverrrr!) It happened by accident. I can't believe I used to diss Lisa for being addicted to it. I used to think, "Pssshh..... Who wants to read about falling in lurrve with a vampire?" But, if you actually really think about it carefully, vampire boys are a lot much nicer than ordinary boys. I'm just saying......... Ok, so anyway. We're at Chinese class, and those who passed their Chinese exam, are allowed to do whatever their hearts desire. And I just happen to be one of them! My friends have got their Geography and English oral notes with them, to revise. While I've got my school journal, which doesn't provide me with much- besides the national anthem, school rules/song/mission- to revise. Initially, I borrow Twilight from someone just to fill the time, at Chinese class. But then, I end up either reading it for the rest of the day, or thinking about vampires. And my Chemistry notes end up looking something like, VhydAMrPoIRchloEriS!c. Only kidding. I don't take notes.

Anyway, this is only the beginning of the long, b- e- a- u- tiful journey I've just embarked on. My friends are at vamp book 4? As for me, I haven't even gotten to the part of book 1 where they tell you Edward's a vampire. I've got a pretty long way to go! And y'know, I used to date someone like Edward Cullen. Without the vampire properties, of course.

I had 3 chicken cutlets for lunch! The other girls at school, usually buy... Just 1? And then, Amelia made this super awesome thing with marshmallows. I think I finished half of it! Only because it was so super awesome! (Not kissing ass. Hi Amey!)

Then at our English O' level Oral, we were totally trying to cheat, and did group work for the picture discussion component. At first glance, someone saw "kids dancing in a dance studio". Which sparked an earnest exchange on our holistic health and fitness program at school, the importance of keeping fit, CCA, etc.

A few glances later, we're convinced that it's "a scene in a hawker centre". But then, no hold on, we spot sliding doors, which my friend is convinced, could mean only one thing- A tuition center. (Ahaha!) Then it's M's turn. She's in front of us, holding the picture up so high, for all of us to see. Now the only thing between us, and a better chance of getting a distinction in English, is her body. All we have to do, is stand up, and look over her shoulders. But, do any of us do that? No.

Yea, and the "sliding doors" end up being "not sliding doors", but just your regular plain old normal windows.

All right then, got to go! So much love