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ah good for you. i'll never attempt the mountain again! climbing mt.k just confirmed my suspicions that i am not a climber.

congrats on making it to the top!

sounds EXACTLY like my mother!

i'm the direct opposite of you. i don't let anyone even come close to taking advantage of me. however, that explains my judgmental character...and that's not a very good thing!

you're like...the female version of the godfather. ooh.

the sarah palin one looks super alot like sarah palin lah! she should have winked when you took the pic! hehe.

that's a great myth to explain love. =) i would be more impressed if i actually believe in romantic notions of affinity and "the one". unfortunately i've grown *cough* old and cynical and have lost the ability to appreciate all that. sigh.

change can be for the better or for the worse. we still don't know what an obama administration (so glad to not have to use the "b" word anymore!) will really mean for the non-american world. but i'm glad that americans have decided to make race a non-issue and have given their new president an extremely clear mandate to lead for the next 4 years. the trust given to president obama (no "b" word there either!) is overwhelming and i just hope he doesn't let his countrymen down.

ah american parties. reminds me of a story a friend of mine told me. he grew up in the states and when he came back to malaysia, a buddy of his from school paid him a visit here. naturally, they hit the clubs in kl and his friend started bumpin' and grindin' with the malaysian ladies and received a coupla slaps and "heydoiknowyous". lol. such different cultures we live in, on the same planet.

darn it i was gonna say monaco!!!!!!!!

and that's probably marc. haha.

bah the video doesn't work! =(

quack?

jeles.

=(

here's to 10 more years of great family, great friends and a whole lotta love. =)

God bless!

eh. you're not a teenager anymore! but still loads younger than me. lol. okla, one more year and you'll be able to vote in the next election, so hurrah!

happy birthday, su ann. may God continue to bless you always. =)

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hellooooooo...yes i can see this post! couldn't access your site for a couple of days though.

i am a medical student. the most i can do is multiplication.

i multiply pulse measured in 15s by 4 to get pulse rate. i multiply breaths in 15s by 4 to get respi rate. i weigh patients and multiply whatever dose per kg/hr to get the right prescriptions. and even that gives me headaches.

other than that, i do not do math. it's one of the reasons i chose medicine. besides wanting to save the world and have a syndrome named after me.

so yeah. can't help you with your calculus, su ann. manyak maaf.

what an amazing campus! jeles jeles.

i woke up this morning and my mother was (semi-)screaming "theresa kok's been arrested! so is the journalist! and rpk!" and i didn't believe her.

i wish i didn't have to believe her.

i'm speechless too.

there are so many great things about malaysia and just as many horrible parts too. sigh. i get quite sad when some people i know go abroad to expand their minds, only to return with a narrower view of their country of origin. i hope you will never be one of them. actually, i'm pretty confident you won't!

the way we were taught to behave in school is so different from what colleges and universities demand that it's no wonder we emerge from secondary school feeling totally confused.

i stepped into medical school after 13 years of being told what to do, only to find that now i am expected to question and debate and think and reason. my colleagues and i are constantly berated for our lack of initiative and our "take all, give none" attitude in learning. we take what the lecturers say as truth and we wait for them to teach, when in reality we should be developing a far more independent way of learning.

what sucks most is that those 13 years have caused so much damage that some of us think it's our RIGHT to be spoon-fed, to be guided so strictly that there's no room for questioning.

i wish we were encouraged from an early age to be participants and not sponges. it would make growing up and stepping out into the real world less of a shock.

it's never too late to better yourselves, of course. but an early start can't possibly be of any harm.

anyway, i love malaysia too. i am ridiculously optimistic about what malaysia has to offer, even if i am less than enthusiastic about the politics and economy at present. perhaps it's true that our generation will be the one to rise up and take responsibility for this country. we shall see in 20yrs time!

i'm so glad to hear from you! saw carol on saturday for like 5 minutes (bleurgh carol) and she told me you left that night. =(

i guess the best thing about the internet is that i'll still get to know how you're doing in nyc yo! so super totally jealous.

bet you'll be thoroughly americanised by next summer! take care, su ann...God bless!

this is the most amazing guide to hk ever! you should really become a travel writer. live the life! =)

the last time i went to hk was 12 years ago. i was there for 4 days, spent most of it catching up with friends and eating dim sum at the shops near the place i lived for a year when i was 7. i didn't get to go to the congee shop in north point where my family and i spent our sunday mornings. man. i miss that so so badly!

some of my friends are doing their electives there next summer. i wish i could change groups and go with them! sigh.

everyone needs a random friend. i'm glad i have my own too! makes dinner conversations all that more interesting. =)

the joker was creepy. i shudder to even consider the possibility of someone as diabolical, ruthless, unpredictable existing in real life. i'm so sad heath is dead. who's going to play the joker now?

i love hallmark stuff, but because i am a poor student, i only reserve their stuff for very special people. hehe. and i'm in sban la how to be one of the first 50? merajuk liao.

*hug*

and love is whatever you want it to be. now go sleep la.