Hello again. Just thought I'd share my another video of David's performance up here. I was late uploading it because it took me forever to find that cable to hook up the camera to my computer. Sorry if the video doesn't start from the beginning of the song. I was drawn in by his deeply moving performance of "A Thousand Miles" earlier that I forgot to start recording lol. I never knew so much emotion can be conveyed through such a simple yet beautiful song. Then again, everything pretty much sounds better live haha. Anyway, I just wanted to share that with you all. I'm going to head out here now, but I'll talk to you all later!
P.S. In other news, David is going to perform on AI8 results show this Thursday and I might be meeting the DASG people this week to collect my own DASG cd. So I'm pretty excited about those. I'll let you know how that goes again.
Hey All! I hope everyone's having a fun time so far and this week has been such a blast for me. Last Saturday, a few of the DASG members and I got the chance to welcome DAVID ARCHULETA at the airport!! That was pretty crazy though. Sal sent me a pm on MSN as soon as I got home from work that he'd be reaching Singapore in an hour's time. It was like... LAST MINUTE! So we both had to cab down and rush to the airport. Oh! It was so rushed that I forgot to comb my hair after I got changed but whatever haha. It was funny 'cause we got to "promote" DASG to the cab driver who seemed clueless about who is David lol. So there at the airport, we met up with Larissa, Steven and Sheryl. Here's a video of us greeting David as he lands at Changi Airport at 1:15 in the morning. If you can spot me, I'm wearing yellow.
David Archuleta was wayyy cool in person than you'll ever see him in American Idol or youtube. We couldn't take photos with him but it's AWWEESSOME because he was just right in front of me!! One of his fans, that I just knew of at the airport, requested to have a picture with him, and he replied, "You want to have a picture taken with me? I look really bad." haha.
Oh yeah. David actually mentioned this while he was still here in Singapore, "I love the warm weather here. Everyone here is so friendly and nice and I want to thank the fans who came to the airport late at night to show me their support." - fansofdavid.com
I love meeting people who are really well known and stuff, and you expect them to act all big and important, when they are some of the most down-to-earth cool people you've ever met haha.
Then it was David's showcase and autograph session at Iluma, the new mall opening up at Bugis, on Tuesday! Ian and I reached the mall near 12 in the afternoon and there was already a queue for the autograph session outside. But there were several familiar faces, so that was really exciting. Some came as early as 9:30 in the morning after watching David on Channel News Asia haha! The showcase would only start at 7pm but it was fun just hanging out with the rest of the fans before the show. We had many passer-bys who looked at us in amazement but we promoted David to them in case they didn't know who he is lol. I got to grab lunch too with some of the DASG members who were already there, and we ate lunch while queueing outside the mall haha!
Meanwhile, the other fans were doing cool stuff like making LAST MINUTE banners and writing last minute fan letters! What was so weird was that people around me talked to me about David although we didn't know each other and we could relate to each other pretty well. Crazy huh? he he. It's also AMAAAZZZING to know people who live like as far as India who were willing to travel here. Like Larissa, she's the no. 1 Singapore fan that I know of in person and she would willingly travel around the world just to see David. But anyway, Ian and I explored the mall a little bit more after lunch although we already did a few days before the show (if you have seen Ian's entry on our fansite) and we managed to snap a few close-up pictures of the stage and a HUGE poster of David. Cool stuff! We also helped with distributing the fans that Team Archie had made to the first 205 people who came.
More people joined the queue in the late afternoon and before we even knew it, the queue were already so LOOONGG!! It was almost unbelievable. DAVID ARCHULETA has sooo many fans in Singapore!! More guys were coming out too. But the fun part was when Sheryl and Farhana finally decided to show our huge DASG banner which was designed by Zaren (apparently my twin brother lol) to the crowd. Hazel then led the queue with two very strong cheers. I guessed we were soooo LOUD that people across the street could hear us. That was awesome!!
We were able to enter the atrium only around 5 in the evening. Those of us who there for the autograph session after the showcase since morning were pretty fortunate because the centre of the atrium were reserved for us. But oh my heck! There were incredibly so many people, the entire mall were filled from the 1st level to the last. David Archuleta should do a full concert here instead haha! While waiting, a number of his songs were played on repeat. Honestly I love all of them. Maybe I'm a little biased... but I'm pretty sure all of the songs were just amazing.
It was only around 7:30 when David really arrived on stage and I finally got to see him perform LIVE!! Of course I was loving it lol. I was at the 1st row beside Sahira, Wendy and Candy, and I had such a good time! David was amazing amazing amazing amazing, and he sounded so good live! I never thought I'd get the chance to see a successful AMERICAN IDOL runner up like him performed in front of me, and I always thought the Americans were lucky. David sang with so much soul and I was really happy that I got to see him even though it was just a small showcase. I admire the way David has gone with his music and career, and how humble of a person he is! He is just down to earth. He performed 4 songs, starting with the party starter "Touch My Hand", followed by "A Little Too Not Over You" (i'll put the video up for you guys later on), "A Thousand Miles" in which he played the keyboard, and ending with "Crush".
Photo credits to Regina (besides myself)
The crowd were momentarily insane and we sang the whole way through. It was full of energy!! Like I've said, when David Archuleta jumped on stage, I felt like jumping too among the crowd!
I didn't know what to say to him exactly during the autograph session but I did tell him that I was at the airport on Saturday and he went "Yeah!" with a lot of confidence and a big smile (he remembered me haha). Of course I didn't forget tell him that his performance was awesome and he initiated a hand shake with me. Cool! Oh! After the show, I got to talk to Boy Thunder from 91.3FM for a bit too. 91.3 ROCKS! Thanks for supporting David Archuleta!
Okay, that's enough talking about the show. Remember the DASG CD I talked about on my previous entry? That was the mini project DASG had and it's also considered as a country effort from Singapore to David. It really is so much fun working with all of them on that project. So anyway, we got to pass the CD to David personally during the private meet and greet session and showed him the the video of Let's Talk About Love we made. He was really touched by it as he got tears in his eyes when he watched it. Kinda weird I guess 'cause it was quite embarrassing when I first saw the entire video especially with me inside it but now I'm moved too. David was the first to clap after the video ended lol. Ah! I actually got the that video with me... but I'm pretty sure I'm not going to show that haha. But if you're clueless of what I'm actually talking about then you can read more about it
here. Ah! And we gave our Rainbow Club donation and our huge DASG banner (which was signed by all of us at the end of the day) to David too.
Before I go I wanted to share this with you guys really quick. Ever wonder how David Archuleta will look like in a malay traditional outfit? See it for yourself. So now I know what colour am I gonna pick for my own traditional outfit this year lol. I know I talked a ton about David Archuleta, but I think that only makes it even more appropriate to share one of his songs today. So the song for today is You Can - David Archuleta.
Hey people! So this year, I've been receiving quite a handful of wedding invitations from my friends! It was really weird at first since the last one I received was in 2006 and that was like only one haha. This morning, I opened up the mailbox, which was kinda STRANGE 'cause it's always been my dad's daily mission. And I got another one. This one's a little cool 'cause it's actually a wedding invitation postcard. But it's really nice to hear from them and wow! this would mean I'm getting older, am I? lol (don't remind me). So now, I'm trying to store all these dates on my phone just in case. This would be pretty much useful especially for forgetful people like yours truly who's suffering from Mild Short-Term Memory Loss Syndrome haha.
All rightyyyy... That's enough of talking about that. Oh look at what I got from my aunt from overseas. It's called 'Hairy Berry' The Kiwifruit lol. Yeah the name's stated at the back. I put it on this Ikea wall plank above my computer and I'm looking at it now as I'm typing this. He looks funny, doesn't he? He reminds me of the show Foster's Home for Imaginary friends. Dang it I know I'm such a dork but that's my favorite cartoon haha.
Okay, I'm gonna make this blog way shorter than my other ones. Hooray for not rambling insanely! I better get going but before I go I wanna share this song since I've been listening to it a lot lately. It's Hero by the X-Factor 2008 finalists (originally sang by Mariah Carey). There is kind of a different feel to it. A very inspirational song for you guys who might be feeling a little down right now. So you should check it out. Adios.
Holaaaa. I'm down with fever and bad sore throat today that I can't barely talk much. Actually I've already had the sore throat since yesterday, however it wasn't as bad. Still, I went out today, like for almost the entire day haha. See I've always been advising my friends on how essential it is to have a really good rest whenever they fall sick when I myself did the otherwise. Alright, I know I should be in bed at this time and get some proper sleep, should't I? While here I am, blogging haha. I'm just hoping that I'll be fine tomorrow.
Okay, pretty random, but I finally bought quite a few chapsticks this afternoon with my mum. I've always wanted to get them but procastination always gets the better of me! Well, the reason is because my lips can get so chapped sometimes which really hurts. Sometimes, even my throat gets like so dry and it's always been like this since like I was still in primary school. I guessed I got it from my mum. I actually used to got like this little box filled with chapsticks and lip balm and stuffs that I didn't know where it went to. Kinda cool stuff and I personally like Carmex especially the one that tastes like cherry haha. But anyway I'm getting off topic here...
Then I went to watch the third installment of the Transporter series. I didn't quite like the whole plot but the fighting scene was pretty much AMAZING. That's one heck of an action movie haha. Better than the first. The part where Jason Statham drove his black Audi A8 car (I like that car) sideways on two wheels was really awesome! I just can't get over how good the car stunts were although there was one or 2 that were just plain unbelievable.
It was really fun to be able to hang out just watching movies and stuffs haha. And we all had a blast. Alright, I better get going here 'cause the cough syrup I took earlier is making me drowsy. So talk to you guys later.
Anyway, a song I've really liked lately is Little Things by Colbie Caillat. So if you're looking for a song to listen to and you haven't heard it before, you should check it out.
They can say anything they want to say Try to bring me down But I will not allow Anyone to succeed Hanging clouds over me And they can try hard to make me feel That I don't matter at all But I refuse to falter In what I believe Or lose faith in my dreams 'Cause there's a light in me That shines brightly They can try But they can't take that away from me They can do anything they want to you If you let them in But they won't ever win If you cling to your pride And just push them aside See I have learned there's an inner peace I own Something in my soul That they cannot possess So I won't be afraid And the darkness will fade 'Cause there's a light in me That shines brightly They can try But they can't take that away from me No They can't take this Precious love I'll always have inside me Certainly the Lord will guide me Where I need to go. They can say anything they want to say Try to bring me down But I won't face the ground I will rise steadily Sailing out of their reach Oh Lord They do try hard to make me feel That I don't matter at all But I refuse to falter In what I believe Or loose faith in my dreams 'Cause there's a light in me That shines brightly They can try But they can't take that away from me
Apparently, I'm back to purchasing original music cds again after such a long time. And I'm really crazy over collecting them now. I already have a couple of new cds ready for me to blast just anytime.
Today, I bought David Archuleta's self-titled debut album at MJ, which surprisingly, I have long not been patronising. Probably years!
I personally feel this album is just great for an American Idol runner-up. (It doesn't matter if you guys prefer Cook instead.) I like this song (below) and I'm listening and re-listening to it as I am typing this.
I had Delifrance for lunch. Just like MJ, it has been a very long time since I last went there. And the seafood sandwich on ciabatta bread; it tastes good. It's pretty hard to believe it but I'm craving for it again now after saying this. Wow. I absolutely don't mind going there again within these few days.
But right now, I am feeling as lazy as the balmy weather and all I ever wanna do is to rot like jelly and watch tv. And again, it's been a long time. I hardly had much of a time recently. Lets just say I'm no longer a tv junkie like I used to. Well, sometimes the vital tv show episodes I missed, I had to resort to watching them on youtube after work. But today, against all odds, I'm never ever gonna miss this sci-fi sort of tv series called Early Edition. It's one of my favourite tv series for a quite a while now aside from 7th Heaven, Grey's Anatomy... (gosh it's too many to list!) I know it's a relatively old show, but it's definitely great to watch. And then there's the company of a warm drizzle, a cup of hot chocolate!
One of my favourite episodes there.
These are the days when I just stare into the empty spaces on my Post-its notes, with hundred and one unchecked boxes in my mind and no determination to complete a single one of them. Some of them are disgustingly overdued. Perhaps I will do something about my-aimless-life plan thing another day. Well, of course I have not given up hope. Engaging myself in more outdoor activities just like my much "younger" days is still up on my list.
So back to work again tomorrow. You know what. These are the days when I hate waking up to the same old thing called routine...
Uhh. I've yet to purchase these two books that I've reserved for myself recently - Alek: My Life from Sudanese Refugee to International Supermodel (fyi, it was recommended by Chin Lee too) and Waiter Rant. But when? lol.
It's funny how it starts, just how it all begins. You get your sights on dreams,and man a thousand different things. You are on for yourself,you're chasing cool desire. You get addicted fast, but man you're playin' with fire.
Then there's a day that comes to you. When you get all you want but there's a space inside that's still as empty as it was. 'Till an angel comes your way and man she's fallin fast. You know she's so in need but she is too afraid to ask.
So you hold on out your hands and catch her best you can. And in givin' love you feel a better man.
And the gift is what you get by givin' more than you receive. And you're learnin' fast that maybe this is how you'll be happy. 'Cause in takin' everything, you lost the air you need to breathe. But in givin' it away, you found the precious thing you seek.
Man, it's funny how she smiles, how grateful she is now. And how that touches me deep in my heart somehow. Yet the mirror laughs at me when I forget myself. When I complain about, this hand that I got dealt.
And if I had know before, how much she would change my life. I'd sure go back in time and tell that guy... hey, man. You can do better than this, you can answer your prayers. You can grant your own wish.
Just hold on out your hands and give the most you can. And I swear to you you'll feel a better man.
And the gift is what you get by givin' more than you receive. And you're learnin' fast that maybe this is how you'll be happy. 'Cause in takin' everything, you lost the air you need to breathe. But in givin' it away, you found the precious thing you seek.
And it's better by far to do what you do now. And leave the rest to love. Just be strong in who you are. Once you start on that road. You're safe in the knowledge. That anyway you go. Will lead you home.
And the gift is what you get by givin' more than you receive. And you're learnin' fast that maybe this is how you'll be happy. 'Cause in takin' everything, you lost the air you need to breathe. But in givin' it away, you found the precious thing you seek.
So precious precious precious precious...
And the gift is what you get by givin' more than you receive. And you're learnin' fast that maybe this is how you'll be happy. 'Cause in takin' everything, you lost the air you need to breathe. But in givin' it away, you found the precious thing you seek.
-Adapted from "The Gift", written by Noriyuki Makihara.
I cannot think of something even interesting to talk about. There is really nothing much to talk about these days cos I'd be raving away anyway. Honestly, that doesn't interest me much. And you wouldn't want that too. So shall I talk about like, say, American Idol? Woo hoo. Don't even get me started on that. I can go blah, blah, it will never end. Alright it will. I mean I rather that then some horrendously boring local talent shows like Anugerah 2007. On the music front, go local! not. Ohh I can already 'hear' ppl saying "oh no, not again..." at this point of time. But anyway.
Hey. You should read this "amazingly-funny-rather-ridiculous" comments via youtube on "She Will Be Loved" performance by Blake (these words below are copied exactly and directly from the site):
(i) "Damn, why didn't IIIII try out for American Idol? Geez. He was okay. But not really anything special" or, (ii) "I guess that with Blake compiting againts 2 me.. I actually could BE the winner of AI". Ahh. I supposed if I don't like it, then I don't watch as simple as that. Don't get me wrong. I am not bitter or angry or anything. Still Blake has his own particular style that is in the mainstream right now.
See, don't mind me. This gets long, I tell you. So I shall stop. Well now, at least I can 'hear' ppl heaving huge sigh of reliefs. "He's finally done with it".
Hopefully, I will have something proper to update soon enough. So hold on. But first. I've said this before that I had rearranged my mp3 playlist on my cell phone. So go check my new s-huffle! on your left. These 10 songs are stuck on my head right now. Cool. I love it.
Gotta do what I ought to do now. Without having to think of subsequent papers that is to come, and unpatiently waiting to complete, and then get them done with. Each day waking up to only stare at my notes till I fell asleep again. There was simply no time for anything! Ha... wasn't that cool. Duh. Maybe I shall not rant about it. Today, the mood is good.
I've got this cd which I bought before my first paper. A week I think. It was Take That's 'Beautiful World'. A comeback after '10' years! And this is my first 'CD' since a decade ago (Nowadays click download, save and play =p) Guessed it's hard to exactly find a cd with all 10 good songs in it. This is a great album! Watch one of their performances - here. Oh suddenly, I remembered during my TPSS days where we had a 'Music' project some sort, and we had to sing with our own DIY music instruments. My group of friends and I did one of the songs from Take That. So long ago. Have I grown up so much?
I ought to watch my tv with at least no books, no papers of any sort. Haha. Did I just learn how to multi-task? Read, remember and watch at the same time. I think I've got bored of it the day before my last paper. It was last Thursday, I rather watch American Idol and kept my papers away. But Chris Richardson was voted off (I expected Lakisha). His last performance - watch. Why America, he was good!
I finally sat down and watched my vcd, a malay movie "Qabil Khushry Qabil Igam". Bought it after my first paper. Couldn't watch it till like yesterday. The movie has a twist some sort in it in the middle. The best movie ever. Watch it. Best actors on it. Nobody could hold back their tears if they watch it I guessed. That kinda impact. It was great! Some part of the movie - here.
And anyone of you watch 'Heroes' on Starworld? It's about the lives of ordinary people who discover they possess extraordinary abilities. Boy, I'm addicted to it. And ever since yesterday, I think I began to like the character 'PETER PETRELLI'. He has this ability to absorb the powers around him. Like cool! Ppl, cmon you should watch it. There's this interview on Ellen's talk show - go watch.
It's like I'm making a 'comeback' to a happy me once again after the exams. What should I do next? Maybe I shall stare to space. Tk care!
"Bring It All Back": Written by E.Kennedy/M.Percy/T.Lever/S Club 7
This is one song that often put me in a good mood whenever I listen to it, everytime. Yeah, when I was in my teenage years. -Ha- the song has this bright, happy feel to it, upbeat sound that raises your adrenaline, and a positive message. If only there are just ups and not downs in life, which is a never. I supposed we like music because we feel we can relate to it sometimes, like explicit lyrics that makes you feel stronger and gives you that sort of confidence. Well, actually recall this song back when I was youtube-surfing and saw the old S Club 7 tv series. This is not like a tribute but yeah for me, they potray young, happy, positive people. I think they managed to get that message across listeners of music. See how happy they are:
Now that is what I call 'happy music'. We are just enjoying music! Listening to slow songs just put me off yup - to sleep!
Whatever it is, I'm a little bit tired after today's interview with HR assistant manager from 4 Seasons Hotel - Desmond. Great guy, from the fact that we were damn late and he had to wait for at least 30 minutes. And then we lost our way, and he had to find us instead. Anyhow, we got him Merci chocolate to save the day!
-Fly away, swim the ocean blue, drive that open road, leave the PAST behind you!-
I'd been in a fix of apprehensive emotions. I figured a part of me didn't want to let go of the past. However, I look back at myself today and ask why.
Then I told myself to get it over with. Cause now, I am ready to move on.
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Never did I like the Economics. When I set myself out into the military, I thought never will I face the labor markets, the fiscal and monetary policies, the unemployment rates, the oligopoly and what-so-ever again. Until a similar-kinda subject appeared in my schedule once more, that is - 'Macroeconomics'.
Anyhow, it'll be notes and books again. One more week to go.
Boy, I actually didn't attend the orientation today.
Alrite then, I'm off for the nightly TV shows. And here's Ruffedge - Lemas - if you like the Malay hip-hop songs. Go watch it!
Settin out for December already! And this day-to-day phase of a mortal being is so much wrapped up that I haven't had the time to really take a proper break (count out that sleeping part) and appreciate this bit of life at home. What 'so-happening' life. Duh! Reality, it's so routine, close to but not to the extent of being totally lifeless! Never to mention blogging, I'm just temperately weary to even do one moment of msn-catching-up with my list of contacts. But all-the-more thanks to my colleague, no more working late this week now that he returned from Florida and New York (I wanna go there!). But thats like 6k worth of trip! -Faint. One fine day that is! Oh did I not mention about my one in-charge. Nah I have nothing against him or what-so-ever but I just dislike his what I called it kan-chiongness. The rest - I get on well with them.
So finally, I got my hands on this non-living companion yesterday (like finally!) and true what my former campmate said via msn; I was too busy to come online nowadays. And being at work for consecutive Saturdays is definitely a 'misery', but I'm on off today! I wished I could sleep longer and besides, I better update myself on the recent films in town. I was one seasoned, movie addict amid my camp days with Joseph and clique. We go all the way back from Just My Luck to X-Men III to Re-cycle to Death Note I and to remember that promise of meeting up for the coming-soon Death Note II. Never mind me, ever since the ending of my army stint, I am totally clueless of whats-the-latest. With only Dead Or Alive being the most recent on my list of watched-movies. Hopefully in the near future! Lately, I saw the film 'Heart' on vcd cos its soundtrack is crazily a hit on the radio right now; Irwan Shah and Acha Septriasa starred in it. I have a few of its songs on my mp3's listen-on-bus-to-work playlist. Oh boy was it a rather slowy-draggy story plot but I'm impressed by how deep a friendship can be, hard to find one these days.
*Irwan Shah and Acha Septriasa's My Heart on the blog's current playlist. Click on it!
I felt like I'm in touch with my roots again. Today you might just discover a few malay numbers on my mp3 in between my many English and Mandarin songs (some would have known that part of my grandparent's a Chinese and that clarifies ya). And Agnes Monica's songs i.e. Tak Ada Logika andKu T'lah Jatuh Cinta gets better with each listen. -Hmm-
On a entirely different note, I was talking about HQ meet-up (part III) previously and yeah we settled for Esplanade's Ichiban Boshi for dinner. If there's an alternative, I would still prefer Sakae Sushi. Maybe because of the so interactive up-to-date technology, much more convenient. If you have gone there before, you would have a certain notion of what I actually implied. Ha anyhow it was not long ago since I dined there with Kenneth, KY, Jeremy and Joseph. But Ichiban Boshi wasn't that bad indeed cos I had an open view of the waterfront and Singapore skyline. Then it was jazz at Harry's Bar. Boy, it was sunday night, we missed out the regular live acts.
This meet-up wasn't as lively compared to our previous. Was it because it had been one entire month since? Read more about our Ichiban Boshi and Harry's Bar meet-up, on Stanley's entry on his blog.
Oh, Sam's gathering was duly postphoned. God knows how is he gonna arrange it at the west-side on a weekday afternoon when we are working office hours in the east area? It's only weekend, dinner, or never. And CSM... he recently asked me if I can take his kids for tuition. Seeing my rather packed schedule, I guessed it'll be another time.
I've yet to explore the newly-opened Ikea and Vivo City (I heard about it's GV multiplex!) - Another our-own-hq-meet-up (part IV) countdown in a few weeks time apparently third week of December! Then, this time it will be everybody has ord-ed. Oh, it's left with Tim. Hey Tim don't worry, cos time sure flies! Yeah! One more motion picture after The Pirates of The Carribean - Dead Man's Chest ok?!
*But all in all, I got all the photos up on my flickr! Go see it!
Moving on to another note. It was a get-together with my SP clique at Leong Huat's place last Saturday. Had bbq (and that we fortuitously created what we described as 'haze' all along the stretch of Hazel Park's neighbourhood!) and after it was Punitha's 22nd. That reminded me (like everytime) I'm going to be twenty-three when all my closer buddies just turned/turning 22. -Argh- The thing about us is that we will consistently have this gathering on everyone's birthday and that I'll always be the first cos mine's January and then followed by everyone else's towards the mid and end of the year. That clearly explains why's the feeling, does it? And the part where you all left me and then I had to walk myself the long stretch of road. Ha never mind... Meanwhile snapshots will be up soon on my Flikcr account once I got all of them from Shah! *Ay I forgot to bring along my own digicam.
Alright, this is more than enough for now and I realised I haven't done so much things. I haven't been running. Its been a while. What life! I seriously wished I could friggin change my current life routine for the better...
*Anybody who still do read, please tag something can? Let me know there's still you around here. Tk care!
Midway thru a comparatively so-occupied, somewhat overloaded month at MPH! And considering the soon-to-be month of December (Christmas!), it's straight out retail madness. I shan't elaborate. Anyhow, all went well so far, and hopefully i'll get thru this entire month!
This is utterly irrelevant but I experience and perceive that almost every superior (the biggest in a company) either previously or say even now at my current workplace are actually (1) absent-minded and unaware of their immediate surrounding, (2) if not completely lost, (3) not notified at all, (4) or maybe extremely busy, ya I've no idea. Take my so-forgetful boss in camp aight, for example. Totally lost when it comes to i.e. his company's manpower (and so the lack-of-manpower problem's a major these days), ay not that he's absolutely uninformed. Haha.. And that day, my current colleagues labeled my big boss as "lost"! My question - is it true the higher your position, you sure need not care at all? Nevermind if you don't get what I'm really talking about -Do you?
And yup another meet-up (part III) with my ex-hq campmates tomorrow at Harry's Bar. Been a month from the day my pink IC returned to me and our last meet-up. Out of our "hectic" schedule, everyone's free finally! Cool we'll do some catching up...
Meanwhile, this one song usah lepaskan, heard a few times on radio at work. Good song, I didn't know it was from Taufik throughout, seriously.
"Like a tree I stay rooted, while the seasons go by Friends of a feather will come round and fly Some will be special and perch for a rest Whether to stay or just be a guest Sometimes the weather is just never right or the branches get weak and give way to the height So there goes the circle of the sun and the rain I'm left with the lessons of laughter and pain." Hady Mirza (Hady Mirza - something engineered for easy listening, his first album).
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Oh a totally random note, I aint no more Times, but MPH now.
More people joined the queue in the late afternoon and before we even knew it, the queue were already so LOOONGG!! It was almost unbelievable. DAVID ARCHULETA has sooo many fans in Singapore!! More guys were coming out too. But the fun part was when Sheryl and Farhana finally decided to show our huge DASG banner which was designed by Zaren (apparently my twin brother lol) to the crowd. Hazel then led the queue with two very strong cheers. I guessed we were soooo LOUD that people across the street could hear us. That was awesome!!
