
Grow some feathers yo!
I was at clark quay with manda and han last night and it was like mardi gras! Seriously packed and with people in loud costumes, masks, drums, feathers, you name it! Parading down the quay, total carnival. It was interesting at the start, after awhile it's just too overwhelming so we left for somewhere quiter. We went to mount faber and well, there wasn't much of a view, considering the haze and all. Then we had porridge at chinatown, dope. We paid jon a visit at club home and he's just being a drunkard more than ever, it was quite a funny sight though. And only because of that, han actually had the chance to slap him around without getting anything back. Pay-back time! Ha!
Soonest! 2 more days;
Goodnight.
"Sit back, relax; Sit back, relapse again!"

Had some shooting simulation training this week. Basically we're given an objective, a scenario, 4 of us in a team(Fong, Ahmed, Me and Muhammad), against 1 gunman. Something like paintball, only it's some kinda plastic bullet. We actually used the real revolver, but of course it's been modified to fit the plastic rounds. It was damn fun, and we were really tensed up the whole time. Some of my mates got shot and it swelled up almost immediately. Massive.
Norwegian Wood was a fine company, enjoyed the book and it makes me think of you.
"If you want something, don't ask for nothing;
If you want nothing, don't ask for something!"

I visited all the biennale spots yesterday, but sadly, the staff were quite strict about taking photos and all so I only managed to get a few. I uploaded them on my gallery. Quite a few of the exhibits in supreme court required parental guidance, like twisted or what! There was this, very science experiment type, it's like those foetus all in a jar(like toyol, gwee kia kinda shit) but the foetus are being replaced by dolls and, the whole set up was somewhat quite sick in a damn shiok manner haha. Too bad the biennale lady walked in "oh do you know photography is not allowed." Oh well wasted.
The exhibition in national museum was very small, only a couple of things there, but there was this last supper photography, I thought it was damn good but I'm not sure if jesus and the other apostles are wax figures or not, though saph thinks that they are. Go check it out if you're free, after all it's only a very small exhibition, won't take up too much of your time.
When we walked back to the car we saw an emo dog, ha! Then there was s'pore art museum, that one totally off. You don't even see any biennale posters or prints or whatever, nothing at all. And throughout the exhibition, it was more like an arty farty thing rather than experimental installations. I kinda felt like we went to the wrong exhibition but I don't know, the staff there guided us there. They weren't in the biennale tshirts though.
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Now I know the importance of having some kinda visor or shades when you're on bike. I wore quidam's half helmet and wah, the wind like slapping my face only. I could barely open my eyes, then again maybe I'm not used to it. Well in time to come, I would. :)
I have approximately 6hrs before I leave my house for camp, sucks or what.
Ok saph, have a safe trip, have fun, take lots of photos, and I will see you in about 2 weeks time. Bon voyage! I'm gonna miss you.
"Just rest, just rest, just rest your pretty head."