
So yeah. I met Wan Yi, and she CUT HER HAIR! That's why I couldn't recognise her at first. Well, I cut my hair as well, so it really is no biggie. Yi Ru was there with her. I can't believe I FORGOT his name. How utterly embarassing!
Soon, Yvonne (LAKSA!) came, and so did Triffany and Benjamin. Wow, I remember, when I was a primary school student, I'd always wonder who the "tall-tall" uncles and aunties in "funny-funny" uniform were. They'd always stop by our class during Teachers' Day and wish my teacher, thanking her and all. I bet today, some kid would have been staring at me, wondering the same thing.
Anyway, afetr that, Wei Guang (WATERMELON GRAVEYARD!), Michael and gang arrived, along with our dearest GOLDFISH. I was so surprised, seeing that I had almost grown to her height. Mdm Goh was as bubbly as usual. Miss her lessons like mad. She's pregnant again!
CONGRATS, MANGO! :D
Came home, and mood gone. Sigh, tomorrow, there's the Hindi Debate Competition. What a wrong choice of word. It's not even a debate, which makes it so... BLAH. :/
It's more of an oratorical, and I basically have to give a 4-5 minute speech on "The Impotance of the Hindi Language in Today's Society". Crap, that too, in Hindi of course. So I'm literally dead. I sound worse than a dead duck with a sore throat (LOL?!) when I speak in Hindi. Yes, it is THAT bad. It's like asking an American to speak Singlish. (BEAN CURD!)
:D
Haha, for those thinking about my weird choice of background music, think again.
I LOVE IT! (For some really weird reason.)
It's just one of those pieces that, you know, has a story behind it. Something that tells a tale. The tempo, the rhythm. I'm not normally a "Music Person", unless you call screaming "Mercy" in class singing. Ever since I heard it, I just fell in love with the tune. Oh yeah, I got to know about it when my buddy (from the India Exchange) brought me to a cinema to watch a Bollywood movie, together with MICHELLE and SHAMEERA! I had to translate the whole movie for them, which was worth it because they LOVED the movie. Hmm, maybe I should add that as a point in my speech. Hindi is important as not all can watch Bollywood movies without the knowldge of Hindi.
Hindi - Mother of all languages? That's what I got when I searched the Internet. I know it's an ancient language and all. Hmmm....
Who is Yabadabadoooooooooo? Find out, after the break. LOL. Seriosuly, I know exactly who will be reading this okay, QWERTY AND NAJMAH!
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