Life goes on... and on and on and on.....

serious sentimental part (short and very displeasing), skip this part if you hate boring stuff...
you know how it feels to be read like a book? everyone knows what you were and are... seriously, i always chose to be an open book... recently i began to wonder if she was doing well, people told me she was contemplating suicide and all, it got me so worked up these few days, but i recently found out she is doing fine and all is well with her, i pray for her, and hope she will be happy as she is forever...
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well done with that crap...

let's get to the interesting part...

Part a, gane the Casanova...
you all should know about the incident in chai ei's blog about the present for the ugly girl... i want to stress something here, she maybe short and have the worst taste in dressing, but she isn't ugly, and she is one hell of a good friend... well i'll have to give her her present this Wednesday... i hope she doesn't try to kill me... hahaha
among the many rumors spreading around in school about me is that the tennis club girl (who SUPPOSEDLY is the pretties girls in school) (ya, she is in my class, and no i won't show you her photo muahahaha) is going to kill me using a baseball bat because of the capibara i gave her... how in earth's name that rumor spread, god knows... oh, i finally gave her the poem i wrote for her last month, i figured since i did write it for her, what's wrong with giving it to her (it's a very normal poem, at least i feel that way)... if tomorrow you hear about a foreign student being killed with a baseball bat, it should be me...

Part b, gane and the TOEIC exam
we went to wakayama yesterday for our TOEIC exam (thank god in one months time i'll be spared the horror of japanese-english classes). you know what the best part? during the listening test, i think i got 3 wrong, why you'd ask... because i slept through the 3 questions... during the reading (comprehension) section, i managed to finish in half the time, giving me ample time to check my answers (and look around) the guy beside me was about 30 years old (the three of us, taufik, alan, and i were the only foreigners there i think, the rest were japanese) was pulling the last bits of hair he had left and was biting on his shirt, it looked like he was going to die if he failed... well, all the japanese people were so stressed out, the girl behind me was practically crying by the time the test was over... for god's sake, she was sobbing throughout the exam... but the best part about mister pulling his hair out is, 75% of his answers were different from mine (i'm not saying i'm great or anything, but the level was PMR standard la... come on la...).

Part c, gane with his thinking cap on...
recently there was the big earthquake in china, and i saw this bunch of chinese uni students gathered at wakayama station trying to raise funds. as we all know, the japanese don't donate so easily, so these people had a tactic of yelling in your face so you donate to them... but they also thank you kindly when you do donate (i donated that's why i know...), i hope they collect a lot... i'd like everyone who reads this post to just spend one minute thinking of your loved ones, and another minute to pray for those who lost their lives in that earthquake and for the brave heroes who fought (and still are fighting) to save others.