Wednesday, February 16, 2011

Hi,

Good afternoon peeps, since the day i quit my job, i found a new meaning for freedom. The feeling of not being constrained to schedules feels awesome! (At least i get irritated easily when following other's schedule)

Anyway, as you know, i've been going out with my friends and family for outings and so far it has been awesome. However, since yesterday, i get this weird feeling of boredom, like the urge to go out and get myself lost. Following that feeling, i made plans on monday to go out to marina barrage alone to see the sights and snap some pictures. HOWEVER, somehow, on tuesday, i didn't execute the plan and i lazed away at home instead.

Arrgh, i really need to start going out, lest i start forgetting the outside world.

Anyway, aside from trips and whatnot, i've been listening and watching a huge insane amount of music and music videos, leading me to compile a mental list of what cds to buy during my mini trip to HMV tomorrow (or someday when i feel like it).

Current list consists of,

YUI - Holidays in the Sun

Nan Quan Mama - Difficult Kids (Yes i realised that this is a old album)

Mayday Parade - A Lesson in Romantics

Taylor Swift - Fearless

Alright, i hope i won't have to spend more that 50 or 60 on this. But my top priority is definitely on Mayday Parade and YUI hehe =p (I seem to be a lil bit crazy about Taylor Swift at the moment, but im sure it would go away after awhile =s)

Ok! Lets hope everything goes according to schedule and i might purchase the albums by this week!

Mass Heal b-arches! >=s

Labels: Big wave

posted at 5:24 PM by Ed

Monday, February 14, 2011

Hi,

I've been surprisingly more busy with my life after i quitted work. Finally got to go out with my friends and spend some time together after a long time apart.

Alrighty lets start off with Saturday.

Headed to east coast park with zw, py, jj, leo and brian to do a mini cycling trip. Our plan was to cycle to Changi beach, (which we would be able to see the runway of Changi Airport(which i have been wanting to see in a long time)).

Anyway, we started riding half an hour later after renting the bikes because of someone...

Aside from the usual beach babes and whatnot, we saw many fantastic views and sights. After riding about 1/4 of our planned route, we took a break at a breakwater which was under the landing route of the planes landing at Changi Airport. It was awesomely awesome to see planes fly above us with those extremely loud roaring turbines.

Another thing i want to mention at this point are those inconsiderate users who stop in the middle of the path blocking other cyclists from biking. If you do see these people, do not hesitate to do this.


Anyway, back on topic, by the time we were entering Changi Beach, it was about 5:30 and the view was magnificent.. (the guys agreed that the Changi Beach cycling path was like Pulau Ubin)

Half an hour later...



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Sunday's plan was to go out with Syimah and py to have a little munch munch at Breeks @ Harbourfront Centre. Since nothing much really happen apart from the little chit-chat, i'll proceed on with the food...

Dory fish :3


Syimah enjoying her choco icecream while i munch on my icecream brownie

The above pictures sure looked good,however, when the bill came... A total of $83!

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Aside from all these, i've been doing a lot of manga and anime during my free time. I'm currently on to this series...


Im now currently on the 5th volume of the manga and all i can say is, the plot is strong and seriously awesome. It IS comparable to Chrono Crusade. I love this manga series :3

The prequel anime for Ga-rei, named as "Ga-rei: Zero, was also awesome. However, towards the ending, it got really really sad. Won't want to spoil anyone or myself (when i look through my archives next time :s). All i can say is, you should really go and watch this anime!

So that's another quality anime added to my recommendation list :p

With that, i think i'll go read some manga and cook some instant noodles...

~~~

Mass heal!~

Labels: Quality Mocktail

posted at 12:56 PM by Ed

Tuesday, February 8, 2011

Hi,

God knows how long since i last blogged. Well, its my personal space, no rush to post or anything =s

Anyway, that aside, i've finally given myself a month's break from work. Phew, its been a tough 3 months of work, work and work! Finally i get to settle down on my comfortable sofa and game on my newly bought PS3 =s

And... to reward myself for my humongous effort, i bought myself a copy of YUI's first album hehe~ Her songs never fails to brighten my lonely nights (or, while clipping people's heads in Blackshot)

Back to the music scene, i think im slipping out of control to K-pop and C-pop (Don't worry YUI, im here for you always!). Recently been slightly crazy about Kara and T~ara... Right below are some songs i like from them

T~ara - Why are you being like this


Kara - Honey


Kara - Mister (Butt shaking action, beware kids!)


(I have no idea why are Youtube videos screwing with me, i tried my best to fix it, but to no avail)

And... C-pop

K ONE - Ru guo mei you ming tian


By2 - Wo zhi dao


Moving on, aside from gaming and manga-ing (Yes i've started to read manga again, the addiction catches on! Noted to fill you in on what im reading in the next post), i went out to watch Shaolin with mummy today...


Ok, as a self proclaimed movie critic, i have to be blunt with this show. The whole plot is utter rubbish. Unless you're desperate for some kung-fu action and you don't really care about the plot, then this show is definitely for you.

For the plot goers (like me), the entire show is built on this word "karma". The show has little or absolutely NO reference to Shaolin. Apart from showing a few kung-fu moves and some moral teachings of the Buddha, i don't see how the show's name is related to the movie at all! They might as well rename the show to "Retributions of a Warlord", the show might in fact get better reviews with that name.

Older movies that had the name "Shaolin" actually showed the entire lives of monks that lived in temples from young to old, and i must say i really enjoyed it, watching the young monks go through hardship and finally gain the true meaning of enlightenment...

Alright lets not get off topic here. Although i really loved the extremely short kung-fu scenes and the short determination one liners from the heroes, the story of the show is entirely off from the title, and with that the final score for the show is...

(3/10)


Alright, its time for some blackshot before i head to bed for a new day of activities...

Mass Heal!~

Labels: Big wave

posted at 9:59 PM by Ed