An imminent cold. I've sneezed at least 10 times today. Holding a cup of warm lemon panadol drink near me.. hoping by tomorrow i'll miraculously get better!
Tonight I went with a group of Solid Rockers to the Nottingham Youth Orchestra concert, playing familiar tunes from LOTR, Titantic, James Bond etc. It was really fun and enjoyable! Colours of the Wind brought back the memories of Dunman High's Kaleidoscope 2000, when the choir did a medly from Pochahontas. DHSChoristers.. remember He-ga He-ga Yakua-Hega?? =p
And i think My heart will go on is such a beautiful song! it's the kind of love song that will last! So smooth, so romantic, so touching.
The night didn't end here. Our denmark friend read on the Danish newspaper that there was gonna be a moon eclipse tonight, and lo and behold! The full moon from early evening had reduced to a crescent when we next looked at it! We drove to the Uni Lakeside to watch it turn dark then reddish... wahhh that WAS an unforgettable experience! The sky was so clear, could see SO many stars.. all these while the background music played operatic tunes. Haha :) Thank God for these friends, for these memories!
I know i'll be very sad to leave this place, but right now, I just hope that next year brings a brand new experience, a starkly different one, and that i'll be strong and adaptable enough to enjoy most parts of it.
This week's been quite a hectic, tiring but fulfilling one. Had my emotions go up and down, moods swung high and low. At one point, I got so fedup i felt like screaming out loud! have never felt like that for a long time. made me think about Castastrophe Theory, and how a provocation can be the "straw that broke the camel's back". But i'm fine now.
A reminder for meself: Put on your critical hat, ZJ! Challenge the status quo!
Tonight I went with a group of Solid Rockers to the Nottingham Youth Orchestra concert, playing familiar tunes from LOTR, Titantic, James Bond etc. It was really fun and enjoyable! Colours of the Wind brought back the memories of Dunman High's Kaleidoscope 2000, when the choir did a medly from Pochahontas. DHSChoristers.. remember He-ga He-ga Yakua-Hega?? =p
And i think My heart will go on is such a beautiful song! it's the kind of love song that will last! So smooth, so romantic, so touching.
The night didn't end here. Our denmark friend read on the Danish newspaper that there was gonna be a moon eclipse tonight, and lo and behold! The full moon from early evening had reduced to a crescent when we next looked at it! We drove to the Uni Lakeside to watch it turn dark then reddish... wahhh that WAS an unforgettable experience! The sky was so clear, could see SO many stars.. all these while the background music played operatic tunes. Haha :) Thank God for these friends, for these memories!
I know i'll be very sad to leave this place, but right now, I just hope that next year brings a brand new experience, a starkly different one, and that i'll be strong and adaptable enough to enjoy most parts of it.
This week's been quite a hectic, tiring but fulfilling one. Had my emotions go up and down, moods swung high and low. At one point, I got so fedup i felt like screaming out loud! have never felt like that for a long time. made me think about Castastrophe Theory, and how a provocation can be the "straw that broke the camel's back". But i'm fine now.
A reminder for meself: Put on your critical hat, ZJ! Challenge the status quo!
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