Wednesday, May 9, 2012

Stop Complaining.

Just went through some of my friends' blogs.

I can finally summarise that, for my circle of friends, their blogs are:
Some are the emo-type, some the share-every-tiny-issue type, and the complain about everything.



I know I know, we all love complaining. We do complain. A lot. Tell me, who doesn't?
But you can just complain to your friends and let go about it. No need to hold on to it for as long as....you can remember it?

When people get too aggressive towards you, you might think that it might be their problem.
Think again, they might have a problem with you as well.
1 or 2 bring aggressive towards you, their problem.
A lot of people? You may have an attitude problem.

When you get into a new relationship:
When your so-so friends ask, "why never update me?"
Don't take it too seriously, they are just saying cos they don't have anything else to say.
You're saying that they don't keep in touch with you, well you also don't keep in touch (KIT)with them what. So they are supposed to be the ones who always KIT with you and you just sit down and wait for your friends to look for you? That's not how friendship works.


You complaining about people in facebook and their relationship with their partners. Yes, I totally agree, no need to post mushy-mushy stuff to show off how sweet they are. No one gives a damn.
But this is a free society, everyone can do anything they want as long as it is not detrimental to the society's ethics. They just wanna show their happy times.
Think about this way, you and your best friends go out for a tea session, had a great chat, and stuff. The next thing I'd see on your facebook post is loads of pictures, sharing happy moments with them.
Now in the same situation, change your friends to your bf/partner/other half. Same logic, aint it?
In my conclusion, you're just jealous. HA!


You calling other girls sluts because they put on more make-up and looking prettier than without make-up. So do you consider yourself a slut when you put make-up? (Just remember than eye-liner, eyeshadows are make-up).
There's nothing wrong with make up! After all, we just wanna be pretty+confident.
You don't wanna be pretty? You match your clothes before you go out, bring matching handbags.
TELL ME ABOUT IT.



So you all complain in your blog. You think that person will read your blog? If I have time, I'd rather spend time reading Xia Xue or Cheesie's blog rather than your blog.
Read your blog-full-of-complaints just to kill time.
If you have an issue, just confront them, don't complain behind where no one notices. No point doing that eh.
I'm pro in confronting issues, can consult me, ;)
If you complain just for the sake of complaining and letting it out, fine. But not too often.
Too much complaining, you may have psychological problem already.


Stopped blogging for a year. back to blogging, first post already so negative. :X
Anyway, the main point is, I don't like to read posts that complain about other people.
It just shows how shallow you are, only looking at the bad side of a person.
But then again, I'm complaining here. After all, I'm only human.
But the thing is I don't always complain!

Note to self: Don't like reading their blog ah? Then don't read la!
Haha, make my life happy =)

Tuesday, September 27, 2011

BBQ at Rye Beach, Peninsula.

Had been planning for this activity for about a month. I always thought that it was a good idea to plan activities way before hand, so that I could just do some research on the place we are planning to go to, read on some reviews, ratings, attractions, etc.

Before we started our journey.
It wasn't easy planning for a trip especially when you are located in a foreign country. But really thank God for making this a perfect trip. This was actually-supposedly a pre/post-birthday celebration for September babies like me, Mai and Tim. Somehow Tim wasn't able to make it. Anyway, all-in-all, this trip was an unforgettable and memorable trip!

Our mid-sem break is not so mid-sem afterall. It fell on the 10th week of the whole semester, which was 2 weeks before exams starts. That's why I say it's not so mid-sem afterall. LOL. So we took this opportunity to have fun under the sun and chillax abit before exam modes ON.

We departed in the afternoon. Rye Beach wasn't that far, it was about 1 hour ride from Berwick. We were welcomed by good weather! *Weather forecast is quite accurate is Australia* Although the sun was blazing, but the cool wind swiped off the heat. Enjoyable weather!

Tony on monkey bars!
Echo and I






and TW's lousy shot for me. 
My nice shot for Mai.


Jeff: I am the King of the...Rye Beach!
Esther is really good at this game!
Mai too...

Hahahaha!! Tw's so lazy he doesn't even bother to move a few steps forward.


Seal!
A close up of the seal.

It was a tiring day as we had so much fun! We ended our day with BBQ fest, but we didn't had time to take pictures as our stomachs were all growling already. Some of us ended our day at Peninsula Hot Springs, it was extremely relaxing and comfortable to get soaked in the warm-hot water after a tiring day filled with lotsa fun! Was having too much fun already, so no more pictures after that.. LOL.


Before we left Rye.



Before penning off, please do enjoy the very last pic in this entry.
Best shot of the day!

Monday, September 19, 2011

Light Ash Hair Colour.

As promised, I'm back with a new hair colour...

After watching Dream High, I started liking Suzy from Miss A. I was going through her pictures in the internet and suddenly, it just came to me that I have to get her hair colour. I thought about it for about 2 weeks, asked some of my friends and family (FnF) for some advice. All of them said I should really just go for it.

So after doing my research on where to get my hair colour done and stuff, I decided on this hair salon. 

On this wonderful day, I walked into the salon. Of course, I was warmly greeted. So I told the staff at the reception what I wanted and showed her the picture and a brow dye. She then explained to me that the colour tone was light ash colour. However, if I really wanted to get the same colour effect, I'll have to bleach my hair. They also nicely explained that I could just dye without bleaching, but the effect wouldn't be as nice.

Worrying of my spilt ends, I decided to just chop off 2 inches of my hair and start the whole process. So she introduced me to my hair-stylist for the day, Alex and so we started the hair-do. Throughout the process I captured pictures to be posted...

Bleaching in the process.

The color of bleached hair.
(I always thought bleached hair is white)

Applying the color.
Brow dying in the process.
It was my first time, so I was super excited :)
Almost Done


The outcome!



Although it wasn't really the colour that I expected, but still this colour looks great on me, don't you think so? However, the staff ensured me that the colour is gonna fade to the actual light ash colour, which would take about 2 weeks or so.

Then I started taking SS pictures sending them out to my FnF. My sister said I look even more Eurasian now. My friend said, it looks like your original hair colour.

The next day continues...
The colour was this light in my room.
The colour in my room is somewhat a resemblance of the ash colour that I wanted, 
but under the sunlight of the day...
Click on picture for larger image


You're welcome to drop comments on what you think of my new colour.
And
 if you're happy with my hair, and you think its worth giving a try as well, you could always drop by the address below for consultation, price quote, etc.

Seri Hair Salon
154/203 La Trobe Street,
Melbourne VIC 3000
03 9663 8824

Saturday, September 17, 2011

Miss A.

Just a sneak peek on my next post.

I dyed my hair! to this colour:
Suzy on the far right.
The colour I want.
 Introducing Suzy from Miss A.

The colour above is the actual picture that I showed the hair-stylist. But there's actually an obvious difference in the colour that I actually want and the colour that actually turned out. According to the hair stylist, as they bleached my hair, the colour will actually fade to the colour above. I shall patient wait for 2 weeks =)

The actual result.
Now I'm super excited about my new hair! I keep getting good comments about it *syok sendiri*
I shall blog about the place I went, and my experience with the hair salon, the process, etc. so stay tuned...


Just a little treat for you readers,

Miss A's new song in July 2011.

and their debut in 2010.

Saturday, September 10, 2011

You're very late for a tea party!

as quoted by mad hatter in Alice in Wonderland.

So we have an upcoming ball. Theme: Dark Alice in Wonderland.
check out their website for more details.

I seriously had some ideas on what to wear to the ball. Was I to wear like the white rabbit? Queen of Hearts? Mad Hatter? Alice?
So I searched eBay and these are the results:




Srcew them. Nope, no way am I gonna wear like these or I would end up like a total slut.
Remember, this is a formal Monash ball. Not a costume party.

List to do:
search eBay
virtual shopping
literally shopping

Guess I'll just have to look for some dress online if not then just go city for shopping. 

So the theme is Dark alice in Wonderland. Dark Alice. Dark. How is alice supposed to be dark? in what sense? like wicked? as shown in the videos below? They told me that this Dark Alice in Wonderland thingy is not based on the Alice in Wonderland movie 2010. If so, why do they use the same song as in the movie (where Alice was chasing the white rabbit), in the website as well? Maybe I'm just thinking too much. Cos I still have 5 days left to choose my dress!!!!

This thing is driving me bonkers!

Seriously, the word "dark" alice in wonderland is giving us the headache. and it reminds me a PC game I used to play when I was younger.

*Warning* Wicked content.


I had no idea why have I got the guts to buy such a game. Apparently this was a very popular game in the States and there's a second version of American's Alice McGee coming up. The wicked gets wickeder...

Trailer 1:


Trailer 2:


Trailer 3:


It's so much scarier and gorier this time, but I cant wait for the new game!

Bow Jeans Giveaway!!!

Advertorial - Watermelon Ribbon House


Thanks for supporting my friend's blogshop Watermelon Ribbon Shop. 
To express their gratitude to you awesome fashion people out there, here are 2 freebies to be given away!

Minimaos - Scawaii Super Cute Bow Denim






Readily available in Size S and Size M.

This pants is pretty much cool in fashion and yet cute looking! I guess it goes with any feel you're trying to wear. You can go with the funky look (with neon colour top), sweet girl look (top frilled laces), the rock star (with leather jacket) etc etc etc.
In short, with this pair of bow jeans you'll never get boring.

You remember when you flip into the magazine where they show you how to wear a top/bottom in 7 styles? I'm sure this will pretty much fit in that column.

*Spotted*
worn by Malaysian blogger Cheeserland and Fourfeetnine.

So do you want this pair of Bow Jeans????

Just follow these few steps and this will be in your hands in no time!
*1-2 weeks delivery time applies*

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Hurry Up!!! Contest ends 10/10/2011.


Speaking of which, I'm back to loving nail polishes nowadays.


I found this newspaper-nail trend in Cleo and I will definitely try them out!

Wednesday, August 31, 2011

I am Malaysian Chinese.

I'm just writing this entry now since this is still fresh in my mind.

So from all the english terms I use in my previous blog entries, you can prolly guess that I'm Malaysian Chinese cos of the "Manglish" or the "Cina-glish" I use. Hahaha. Anyway, I'm trying to talk about my features and my accent here.

When I first came to Australia, obviously meeting new friends is like the most exciting thing! I love meeting new friends <3 but coming to know their true colours later on sucks. But that's a total different issue.

When I talk to people, they tend to ask me a question. "Where are you from?" I personally think this is an interesting question, and then I'll always make them guess...

Korea             60%
Mix                 30%
Malaysia           8%
China                2%

Of course I am flattered when they say I look Korean because most Koreans look pretty like this:


These pictures are after plastic, I'm pretty sure of that.

But then, after a while, I will start wondering. Do I have korean features? Do we have korean blood in our family tree? Koreans are well-known for their single-eye lid. I'm double eye-lidded. Ha! Lucky me. Anyway it doesn't matter, that's not important. Plastic is not the issue here. I feel plastics are OK. I don't have anything against plastic, just so you know.
I'm not a korean-wannabe or something, its just that I think Koreans are pretty people. and that makes me happy!

Mix blood. This I can understand, cos I have lots and lots freckles on my face. and they get more and more! ewwww. When I was younger, people always say I look like Lindsay Lohan. I believe is because we have a similarity, i.e. freckles all over our face. 


I used to be pleased about it when I was younger, because she is pretty and innocent looking. Besides, I liked her in the movie "The Parent Trap". But when people compare me to Lindsay nowadays, I have no feelings. Not happy not sad no nothing. Prolly because of her notorious name, which I don't give a shit. 

Well not only me, my sister also gets these comments alot. I think people thinks she's japanese, if not mistaken. Am I right?

Accent:

So I was at a restaurant, and a blonde and a brunette were guessing if I was American or Canadian. Now this is something that I've never heard of. It's something very fresh! I heard them and it make me feel somewhat excited to argue over where i'm from.

Finally the blonde came and ask me, "where are you from?"
"Make a guess."
"America/Canada"
"Why would you think that I'm from there?"
"Cos you talk like one"
"I'm from Malaysia"
Blonde "Oh are you serious?"
Brunette "F*ck off, you're definitely not from Malaysia".
"Well believe it or not I'm a malaysian, grew up in malaysia."

Apart from this incident, I've got 2 friends asking me where did I pick up the accent already.

Well, here are some clarifications, I don't speak Malaysian english in Australia (unless with my malaysian friends) cos:
- my mom sent me to international school when I was younger. I spoke english at home until i was 7. Pure proper english. My teacher was American. That's prolly where I 1st picked up my accent, until my sister forced me into speaking chinese! Then again, I went to an American for english tuition throughout my primary school, until later when I met a teacher who stays near my house.
- I wanna learn proper english in Australia. I'm glad to say I have Australian friends. They are friendly people and I really enjoy talking to them, exchanging backgrounds and stuff. Was I supposed to go back to Malaysia and tell my parents, "Hey mom I went to australia for a year and all I learnt was China Chinese? or Hong Kong Cantonese?" 
- I had to speak proper english with one of my lecturers. He repeats after my question, to make sure if he got me correctly. But after speaking proper english with him (w/o the malaysian accent) and he understood me right away.

The main point is, I ain't tripping or anything. It just comes out naturally =)
here i must give thanks to my lovely parents for all the education they provided and equipped me with.

I believe all of you would like to improve yourselves all the time. I am also trying to improve myself. So let's work hard together for a better future! Proper english is important, but never ever forget your origin - Manglish (Malay+English).

(I know, that's a weird ending.)