Saturday, April 29, 2006
Almost....
Over. Only one last paper left to go -- got plenty of time for this module, so no worries for now! Today's somewhat the best paper I had so far; my definition of best means I feel like I can do the paper, though I can't be absolutely certain what I have done is correct. What's over is over, BUT did I mention my Bayesian paper totally sux?! Screwed!!
On a happier note, I had a rather pleasant day today. Besides the paper, I finally got to see Dear dear during this exam period :) As a bonus, I got to see Auntie gf too! (Have I mentioned before why I call his mum Auntie gf? Cos when I first knew him, and heard him talking to his mum on the phone, it sounded like he was talking to his gf. Hence the nickname.)
My original plan was to go to Dear dear's house to visit Auntie gf before I leave for USA; the last time I went to his house was over the chinese new year!! But alas! Auntie gf came to NUS instead, cos she wanted to make it to see me, since she was supposed to be meeting her friend in the evening initially. Awww.... so nice of her!!
It was so funny when Dear asked her how she found her way to NUS, then she said she asked people at Buona Vista, then when she saw NUS, she alighted. (Thank goodness Science Fac is the first bus stop!) Then she asked another student is that where the students who study Chemistry are... Haha...
So we went for dinner all together at Bedok Interchange Food Centre, before heading back to Dear's house. It just felt really good having spent time like that. I wish I have more time.
I just heard from my brother that he will be going to Taiwan for 3 weeks for training. He's flying on 6th, while I'm flying on 5th. My house will be so empty; my youngest brother is going to be so lonely. It feels weird actually, and I'm worried though Dear says there's no need to. But I am, worried about my grandmother especially. Sigh...
5 days to LAST paper.
7 days to DEPARTURE.
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Thursday, April 27, 2006
Many many.... memories...
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Wednesday, April 26, 2006
Taken last year, on our 2nd anniversary...
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Fear for tmr...
A little of the sadness still remains from yesterday. But like what dear dear said, it's a phase I have to go through anyway... True enough, though I still wished I had more free time before leaving. He doesn't understand.
Exams... 2 down, 3 more to go -- my most dreaded Bayesian paper tmr!! That's my only closed book exam for this semester. I don't know how much I have gotten into my head, and whether I can apply the concepts tmr. I just need LOTS of luck!!! I'm only asking for a B in this module (not asking too much right?)
I'm quickly running out of steam over this exam period anyway. First, I can't feel the exam mood, so I didn't have much motivation to study or whatsoever. Now that the exams are ongoing, I still can't gather much strength and concentration.
Lady luck, pls pls pls bless me with LOTS of good luck!!! Especially for tmr....
1 more day to Bayesian
3 more days to Time Series
8 more days to Political Housing (aka last paper)
10 more days to DEPARTURE
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Tuesday, April 25, 2006
A surge of...
Feelings...
Sadness...
Unwillingness to leave...
So little time left to spend with my friends, family and Dear before flying off. It will simply be a mad rush for time, as I end my exams, then go on to buy all the things that I need and packing my luggage, and finally entering the gates to take-off to a place halfway round the globe.
I have never been so far away from home, for such a long time.
Without Dear arnd, who's going to be there when I'm feeling down or feeling unwell? Who's going to be there to massage my shoulders and back when I'm tired? I can't even msg him on hp as and when I like, to complain and whine about what's going on in my life. No more phone calls every night -- a routine we have kept to for the past 2 years plus. My pillar of strength and support.
How am I going to communicate with everyone back home? Yes, there's the internet but don't forget it's 12 hours apart, a total reversal of day and night. Time is not on my side.
I just feel sad thinking about all these.
Was I right to have chosen to go?
:(
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Saturday, April 22, 2006
STUDY mode...
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Friday, April 21, 2006
Dear sent me this picture.. And it just made me laugh. Cute huh? Smile, and go on to study!!
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Thursday, April 20, 2006
Mind
Progress has been reeaaallllyyyyy slow in studying. I'm behind schedule (which I don't really have this semester). The calendar has been left empty this time round -- for reasons of sheer laziness and laziness.
The examination mood hasn't gotten to me yet. I can't perform like that. I do need that optimal amount of stress to push me on. Rather odd, perhaps. But that's how slack I am. That's one thing that hasn't changed all this years. Last minute work.
Sometimes my mind just wanders off. To many things, especially that concerning the upcoming trip. I want to enjoy myself; it's probably the only once I get to go on a trip like that (as a student). But I fear, the higher my expectations, the greater my disappointment. This applies to anything else, including the exams and results at the end of 2 months or so.
AND.. I can't vote in the general elections this year. It's been decided that it's on 6th May, and I'm flying on 5th. Awww... Not that I really mind, cos I don't have any idea who to vote for in the first place, probably just follow my parents' vote. BUT I'm still gonna miss it -- the first election for people of my generation.
Every single post I put up these days is about my exam woes -- which is basically cos of a lack of MOTIVATION. Sux huh... If I get past this semester, can I get past the next 2, with all the level 4000 modules and honours project. I'm so gonna die.. I'm doubting my decision and ability to go into honours year. We'll see, anyway.
1 day to first paper.
13 days to last paper.
15 days to departure.
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Sunday, April 16, 2006
:(
The flu bug still caught me, though I thought I had managed to escape from it already. Horrible feeling trying to concentrate, but end up sleeping on many afternoons (Friday and today).
I'm pleased to announced that I haven't accomplished anything when Day 3 of reading week is coming to an end in abt 2 hours!! Arrggghhhhh... I have a bad feeling for this semester. How much is my CAP going to drop?!
Once again, feeling unmotivated.
Hibernation continues....
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Friday, April 14, 2006
Your Ideal Relationship Report
wanting, the thing you need most in a relationship is Quiet Stability.
In your ideal world, you would like a relationship structure that is fairly well set — one that doesn't change too often. Although relying on this routine may make it more difficult for you to cope with the inevitable fluctuations within any relationship, you're willing to risk that so you can have a strong sense of stability, security, and privacy with your partner. Because you and your partner would ideally have your patterns set, you'd likely encounter little conflict, and would enjoy the freedom to do your own thing. You desire a comfortable balance of routine and independence, and as long as neither partner's needs are being ignored, neither of you would need a demanding level of intimacy.
There are 2 overarching themes that determine the kind of relationship you ultimately desire: the kind of intimacy you want to have with your partner, and the amount of flexibility you want to have within your relationship.
But as concepts, "intimacy" and "flexibility" might seem too broad and vague to fully comprehend. Because of this, psychologists have broken them down into subscales that will help you understand more clearly what intimacy and flexibility really mean for you in the context of a relationship.
The kind of intimacy you want is determined by three subscales: the kind of support you want, the depth of connection you want, and the amount of sharing you'd like to do with your partner.
The amount of flexibility you want is also determined by three subscales: who's in control of the relationship, how much do you want you and your partner to grow with one another, and how many formal rules or guidelines do you want to establish in your relationship.
When taken as a whole, all of these scales together help identify the relationship best suited for you, they determine your ideal relationship. Read on to understand more about them, and to see how you scored on all of them.
Intimacy
Your score = 67 /100
Your ideal relationship involves a low level of intimacy. Basically, intimacy describes the level of emotional closeness that you desire in your ideal relationship. More specifically, when it's broken down, the level of intimacy you desire is determined by three distinct ideals: how much support you need, the depth of connection that you desire, and the amount of sharing you want to do with your partner. These three elements of intimacy — support, depth of connection, and sharing — are described below. But generally what this means is your ideal relationship is characterized by a lot of independence. Although it is important to you to be in a relationship, you will not rely on it for all of your emotional needs. You don't need to be supported by your partner at every turn nor do you feel that it is necessary to share all of your experiences and feelings with one another. For you, a personal bond with your partner can exist even without a high level of intimacy.
As indicated earlier, your intimacy score is composed of three parts: support, depth of emotional connection, and levels of sharing. Given its complexity, intimacy can look quite different from one relationship to the next. You can get a better idea of what makes you more or less of an intimacy-seeker by looking further into these three aspects of intimacy.
Support
Your score = 8 / 10
Supportiveness is characterized by the level of acceptance you have of one another's flaws, the fairness of your interactions, as well as the level of respect and trust you have for one another. These traits vary depending on your personalities and how strongly you feel about one another.
In your case you desire a very strong level of support in your ideal relationship. You believe that if you can be trusting and respectful towards one another, it will permeate everything the two of you do together. You are accepting and warm, generous with one another, and determined to be fair.
Depth of Connection
Your score = 5 /10
Depth of Connection refers exactly to the level of connectedness in a relationship. When you're deeply connected with someone, you're sensitive to the time you spend together and the frequency with which you are together. At this level of connection, any change in your bond can be disruptive. Depth of connection also refers to the degree to which each of you strive to accept and understand one another as a unique individual. Lastly, depth of connection also involves how much communication you desire and the amount of unity you want in your relationship; some couples remain more separate than others even though they are committed to the relationship, while others prefer such a close merger that the two people effectively become one.
In your case your ideal relationship has a moderate level of depth. You are connected and bonded, but not necessarily joined at the hip. It's important to you to maintain some of your individuality but at the same time you enjoy closeness and true companionship. You want to know your partner well, but you're not as likely as some to spend hours talking about who you are and what you desire in a relationship.
Sharing
Your score = 7 / 10
People share many things in a relationship. You may share some aspects of yourself and not others. Or it might be very important to you to share everything. How much sharing you desire depends on your need for privacy as well as how well you want to understand life from another person's perspective. Sharing means telling each other about what you're thinking and feeling, the life decisions you're trying to make, your dreams and hopes, as well as your past experiences. Disclosing these things is more comfortable for some than it is for others.
In your case your ideal relationship is full of sharing. You want to know your partner's dreams, thoughts, feelings, aspirations, hopes, past experiences — the list is really endless. And you want to share the same with them. This level of disclosure and intimacy is what makes a relationship complete for you — your ideal relationship, at least. You want to share your life with your partner as fully as you can. For you, that means building a partnership where you can be honest with what you are feeling and where there are no surprises jumping out at you as a result of your partner failing to fully share with you.
Now let's look at the second dimension that helps determine the shape your ideal relationship should take.
Flexibility
Your score = 42 / 100
Your ideal relationship also involves a low level of flexibility. Flexibility refers to many different things, including your willingness to grow with your romantic partner over time, both as they change as well as when you change. Flexibility indicates your tolerance for weathering storms and for enduring those difficult challenges in life that arise. It also includes the balance of control in your ideal relationship -- the more that either party is controlling the relationship, the less flexibility there is. We will delve into each of these aspects later sections of this report. But generally what it means for you is your ideal relationship is one in which one on you holds more power and control than the other in the relationship. You desire many rules, regulations, and mutual understandings that will keep your relationship structured and less prone to confusion or conflict. In this relationship, change is usually unwelcome due to your comfort with the status quo.
Now let's take a closer look at various aspects of your flexibility score. For this test, your overall flexibility score is determined by three subscores: control, growth, and formality. You can get a better idea of what makes you more or less of a flexibility-seeker by looking further into these three areas and by seeing how you measure up on the different scales.
Control
Your score = 5 / 10
Control is determined by evaluating several different aspects of the power balance in a relationship. First is something called "locus of control," which essentially indicates whether or not you feel that you have some hand in steering the direction of your relationship. Obviously it takes two to tango in a relationship, but that doesn't always mean that each of you have an equal feeling of control. For example, does one of you tend to always get blamed when something goes awry while the other receives every bit of credit when all is well? Another aspect is the authority you assume or want others to have over you — do you like to take charge in a relationship or do you like your partner to have the reins? Lastly, control involves the division of responsibilities that each party in a relationship is willing to take on. Essentially, do you want to handle all of the tasks in your relationship or would you prefer for your partner to do almost everything for you?
In your case you don't want to make all the decisions or assume all of the responsibility, nor do you want your relationship partner to do it all either. It is when things are most balanced that you feel most comfortable with the power dynamic in your relationship.
Growth
Your score = 8 / 10
Your desire for growth with your romantic partner is the second area that contributes to the overall flexibility dimension. Desire for growth varies greatly from person to person and is dependent on several different things. First, growth is assessed by your willingness to weather the changes in your relationship and by how much change you are comfortable and capable of enduring. This aspect gives an indication of just how much you would be willing to sacrifice in order to stay in a relationship that is working for you. Are you out the door at the first sign of danger or are you willing to take the changes in stride so that you can stay together? When your partner goes through hard times, will you be there when they emerge from their slump? All of this is indicated in your growth results.
In your case your ideal relationship is very strong and committed to growth. Regardless of the changes that you may face, you will stick together. You are willing to sacrifice a lot for one another and for what you think is right. No problem is too big for you to deal with together— you are committed to doing everything you can to work things through.
Formality
Your score = 4 / 10
Formality is third component of the flexibility dimension. It indicates the degree to which you desire a structure and a set of guidelines to govern your relationship. Rules are the biggest part of formality and where you can see the most notable differences between partners — some people run their personal lives as a business and others operate as a free-for-all. Depending on the level of guidelines, rules, and conventions you are comfortable with, your formality score will vary.
In your case your ideal relationship is not that formal. Sure you have some boundaries and a few rules here and there, but for the most part you are not constrained in what you can do in your relationship and in your life together. You see no need to keep up the walls of formality that can often be found in more business-like relationships. Instead you are committed to a level of personal freedom as long as the health of the relationship remains top-of-mind.
At this point, you should have a really clear picture of what your ideal relationship looks like. This in-depth understanding of what you value should be helpful to you as you continue the quest for your life partner. After all, if you know what you want, you are more likely to recognize it when you see it.
But, once you find your mate, it is likely that you will hit some bumps in the road — after all, it is rare relationship that doesn't have some difficulties. As such, we want to give you some personal insight and tools that can help you avert relationship problems and pave the road for a smooth relationship ride.
Problems You Might Encounter
Every relationship has problems, so you should come to expect some difficulties and do what you can to prepare for them — without also driving yourself crazy trying to stop bad things from happening. Depending on your relationship style, there are some particular problems that you are most likely to experience in your ideal relationship. You may not be able to prevent these problems from happening altogether, but when they do strike, perhaps you will be able to solve them more quickly.
Ultimately, with enough practice, you will be able to spot problematic patterns that are inherent to your relationship style and even anticipate them before they happen. That way you can keep your relationship in tip-top shape. After all, we all know that the ideal relationship is hard to come by. But with an understanding of your personal relationship style, creating a relationship closer to your ideal is well within your reach.
As you recall, your ideal relationship style is characterized by Quiet Stability. You tend to have a relatively low desire for intimacy and not much flexibility in the face of your relationship. You savor your privacy and a sense of control and are not eager to put a lot of effort into getting emotionally connected with your partner. As with every other relationship type, this style can present its own set of problems. However, this combination is particularly difficult because both partners are set in their ways and inherently inexpressive. Thus, when conflict arises, both people can feel a little lost in knowing how to deal with the difficulties and how to ultimately resolve them. You may find yourself stifled in patterns in which there are problems that nobody will talk about. The potential hazard of this tendency is only aggravated by the fact that both partners also desire lots of control. This combination can be really problematic for the long-term.
Although this relationship style is most comfortable for you, it doesn't necessarily mean that it's most advantageous for you. Nor will you likely get the greatest satisfaction out of your ideal relationship by operating in this way. It might be worth it to really look at these dimensions and at your results to see if this really is the way you want to be approaching things. After all, we are talking about a lifelong romantic relationship. If you're not at that stage in your life right now — or if you never will be — then a low level of intimacy and a high need for control may be comfortable and suitable, even for the long-term.
Now that you have some actionable information for how to avoid the potential pitfalls of your relationship style, let's take a look at how committed you are to finding true love.
Your Desire for Commitment
In the Ideal Relationship test, we asked about your interest in long-term love and your willingness to commit in general. From your answers, Tickle has generated your commitment level score. This is based on your ideas about long-term relationships, ever-lasting love, and how focused on finding a partner you personally think you are.
On a scale from 1 to 10, you scored 7.
As you could probably guess, there really is no right or wrong answer to what constitutes the perfect level of commitment. What matters most is what feels best for you at this moment and that you are clear with yourself about what you want before you throw your efforts into a relationship.
No matter the level of commitment you desire, it is usually best to communicate what you want upfront. However, this is easier-said-than-done, because most of the time people don't have the benefit of knowing where they really fall on the commitment spectrum until it becomes clear later on in a relationship.
You may think that you have no interest in a serious relationship — and then one day you meet that spectacular someone. Or the reverse may occur and you may suddenly realize that you really don't want a relationship after all. Fear is one huge obstacle to a commitment, whether it's something a person realizes they have or not, and it can derail what could be an ideal relationship. Given that commitment desires are hard to pinpoint, even in yourself, it's a good idea to at least try to align goals for the relationship and to get straight with your partner on your general feelings about love.
Relationships that Work
What works in a relationship can vary greatly from one couple to the next. After all, each individual has unique needs so there couldn't possibly be one secret formula for creating a perfect relationship for everyone. However, research does show that there are patterns that tend to lead more often to mutually satisfying, pleasurable and steady relationships.
You can look at your ideal relationship qualities as examined in this report and compare them to the qualities that have been shown to be characteristic of relationships that work. Based on this comparison you can decide whether the ideal relationship in your head is the one you want to keep for all time, or whether you'd like to bend it a bit to match more of what has been shown to work for others. Granted, what works for others might not work for you, so in the end, you may to need to simply listen to your gut and follow your heart.
10 ways to make your relationship more successful:
Make sure you want to be in a relationship and that the person you are with is right for you. Give your partner the benefit of the doubt — assume that they are trying their best to make you happy and are acting with your best interests in mind. Be a little flexible in terms of how much closeness and togetherness you need. Learn how to communicate in ways that will promote your relationship and build closeness and understanding between you. For example, show respect, not criticism. Learn how to love yourself and how to be in touch with your own emotions — don't deny or suppress what you may be feeling or thinking. Find ways to keep the passion in your relationship alive. Learn to tolerate adversity and stress. Experience life together as an adventure. Accept each other's idiosyncrasies when it comes to sex — working it out can only maximize pleasure. Take time out of each day to grow your relationship together. (A really lengthy post on this personality test that I took. Some true, but some not.)
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Monday, April 10, 2006
:)
Happy day!! My last tutorial is officially over; dreaded every one of it, especially Bayesian tutorial. Got back my project for the arts gem, and it's an A+!! First, and probably, only one, EVER!! Motivates me to wanna do well for the final exam! Stayed back in school and finished about three quarters of the time series project. Seeing some light at the end of the tunnel..
Even happier after school, as I met Dear to go have dinner. We went to the restaurant inside IKEA. Seriously, that restaurant is a success. So many people who would go there specially on a Monday evening (remember Mon blues?) to have their dinner! We were lucky to get a seat once we were there. So we had the Swedish meat ball, the chicken wings and the dish of the day, fish bohari or sth. The first 2 were good, but the last sux! Don't try..
Wanted to walk arnd inside IKEA, but Dear was just too tired. Anyway I just told him, I don't want much IKEA furniture in my house in future. I don't want my house to be common with many other people. It has to be comfortable, cosy and well-furnished with details and stuff like that. We'll see what I can do in future.
We then hopped over to Queensway Shopping Centre (which was the real reason why we had dinner inside IKEA). I just wanted to browse the stores for my track shoes -- on a tight budget though. All the shoes there are like sooo pricey. Running shoes that can go up to almost $200!! Not like I would run in them very often. I think the Adidas shoes look really nice, but they are walking shoes -- should I sacrifice looks for comfort then? Black shoes are really hard to find though..
Now, it's home sweet home. Think I shall just give myself a break, and continue with the project tmr. I shall start planning my revision timetable later. As usual, the timetable is not meant to followed fully, as I have proven time and time again. Hehe..
Lots of things to buy!!... $$$$$ (",)
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Sunday, April 09, 2006
Boring Weekend..
It was a boring weekend, staying at home. Dear is busy rushing his lab report, and doesn't have time to go out with me again :(
I think I have to start buying my things, and come up with my packing list. I realise I do not have much time left. I need to start studying, and after that I won't have much time to do my shopping.
I'm bored. And unmotivated.
12 more days to first paper!!
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Who Is Better On The PC,
JESUS or satan?
JESUS and Satan were having an ongoing argument about who was better on the PC. They had been going at it for days, and GOD was tired of hearing all the bickering. Finally, GOD said, "Cool it. I am going to set up a test which will take two hours, and I will judge who does the better job." So, JESUS and Satan sat down at the keyboards and typed away.
They moused.
They did spread sheets.
They wrote reports.
They sent Faxes.
They sent email with and without attachments.
They downloaded.
They did some genealogy reports.
They made cards.
They did every known job.
But, ten minutes before the time was up lightning suddenly flashed across the sky, thunder rolled, the rain poured, and of course the electricity went off. Satan stared at his blank screen and screamed. JESUS just sighed. The electricity flickered back on, and each of them restarted their PC's.
Satan started searching frantically screaming, "It's gone! It's all gone! I lost everything when the power went out!" Meanwhile, JESUS quietly started printing out all his files from the past two hours. Satan observed this and became even more irate. "Wait! He cheated! How did he do it?"
GOD shrugged and said,,,
"JESUS Saves."
(wahaha...courtesy of WX)
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Friday, April 07, 2006
Instincts...
My instinct is telling me something, and I'm waiting to be told if my instincts are correct. If time proves that it is, then I wonder why I am told much later when many things are obvious at this point.
I'm not blind, nor oblivious to what's happening around me. Sometimes it's just a matter of choosing not to probe too much. Somehow I feel, knowing too much about a person sometimes, will make me change my opinion of that person.
True enough, we should not judge other people, using my own moral standards or whatsoever. But somehow, it bugs me alot when I see some people behave the way they do. Feeling ......
Perhaps I'm being oversensitive, over what doesn't concerns me (directly).
I trust my instincts; I always do. It's certainly telling me something.
Reason for everything -- but not all reasons have to be explained (to me).
Feeling ......
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Wednesday, April 05, 2006
Feeling .....
Perhaps it's the project woes. I hate doing projects, and the need to sieve through information and accessing whether the dataset is good enough for use. I know I said this before, but I'm ready to say it a million times more.
Sometimes I dunno when to believe, and when not to.
Another thing to complain: sometimes I feel like my bf is still in NS. Even though we are in the same school, the same faculty, I don't even get to see him at all, until Sat. Perhaps I'm worse than those girls whose bfs are in NS, cos even when I see him on Sat, I still have to share him with his work. It's a busy semester for him, and yet I'm leaving without having time to spend with him first. That feeling sux.
Yearning for chocolates (for endorphins)...
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Tuesday, April 04, 2006
TV
Okay, caught the last bit of Campus Superstar last night, and I must say ZY deserves to win (at least that's what I think). His rendition of Wang Li Hong's song just made me like that song so much!! I heard his first song was even better, but I didn't see that. Anway, the lyrics...
一首简单的歌
这世界很复杂 混淆我想说的话 我不懂 太复杂的文法
什么样的礼物 能够永远记得住 让幸福 别走得 太仓促
云和天 蝶和花 从来不需要说话 断不了 依然日夜牵挂
唱情歌 说情话 只想让你听清楚 我爱你 是唯一 的倾诉
写一首简单的歌 让你的心情快乐
爱情就像一条河 难免会碰到波折
这一首简单的歌 并没有什么独特
好像我 那么的平凡却又深刻
我一直 在思考 让你了解我的好 却忘了 常常对你微笑
失去的 忘记的 我会尽力去弥补 你是我 最珍贵 的财富
写一首简单的歌 让你的心情快乐
爱情就像一条河 难免会碰到波折
这一首简单的歌 并没有什么独特
好像我 那么的平凡却又深刻 (深刻 简单的歌)
简单的歌 写一首简单的歌 让你的心情快乐
爱情就像一条河难免会碰到波折
这一首简单的歌并没有什么独特
好像我 那么的平凡却又深刻
Aww..it's just sweet, I find..
From now on, 7-8pm on Mon and Tues, I must remember to watch Little Bride 18 on Channel U. It would be the 3rd time I'm watching it actually, but I still have every intention of doing so. Cos I think the show is really nice, watching the actor and actress who are an item in real life now.
4 more days to weekend. 18 more days to first paper.
I wish to graduate, somehow...
Time flies.
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Saturday, April 01, 2006
Phew...
It kinda sux to be staying home on Saturday to finish up my assignment. But well, at least I'm glad that I'm now done with it. So both my project and assignment have been handed up -- that's why feeling a little more relaxed now. But fret not, I still have another project to be bothered with. Data analysis again :
It was a nice Friday evening out with the sisters thou. (Forgot to take photos!!) I'm proud to say we're the designers of our own pasta which tasted pretty okay. Of cos, the credit doesn't go to us, but the chef. Who cares, since we designed it :p Anyway from now on, I'm supposed to keep a lookout for nice bags or shades, so they could possibly buy or sponsor me one of those..the other probably from Dear..Hehe..
Talking about buying stuff, I already have this intention of buying my Levi's jeans when I'm in US. Heard that it's much cheaper over there. *grinz* Will come back with one new pair, minimum. Please pardon my obsession with Levi's jeans, cos I'm basically a denim jeans person.
Departure is just slightly more than one month away :(
Everybody, please remember to sign up for your Progress Package!! Haha...I doubt anyone will forget actually; you're talking about being a few hundred bucks richer.
I wanted to blog about something else, but it just slipped my mind, and now I can't remember what. So wait till next time, if it comes back to me.
Enjoy the weekend!!
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