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On my way to school, I thought I saw a friend of mine walking a few metres in front of me. I walked a little quicker to see if it was him, from the back and side profile, he looked like Terence. Excited, I gave a light slap on his arm. He turned around and I saw…

… a stranger.

No kidding! I nearly died there and then. He was looking at me really oddly and I could not bring myself to say, “Oops, wrong person.” Instead, I went, “You look really familiar…” (Note: not pickup line! I was just trying to ‘salvage’ the situation.)

And then I quickly said, “Never mind” and walked away in a hurried manner as after all, I was running late for class.

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Been rather occupied with schoolwork (as usual). Am hoping that once the semester ends, I can sit back, relax a little, get my online projects in order and maybe (just maybe) take up a job or something. Need to save for my future 😉

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I feel so sorry for my sister, Nicole. She started this whole webdesigning and trading card games not too long ago and due to her innocence and ignorance, she was targeted for nasty remarks by some stupid girl (I shall not reveal names).

My sister has worked hard to create her cards for TCG and has given credit. True, she failed to ask for permissions and that sort but, HEY! she did give credit to where it was due. If you’re offended that permission was not asked from you, why don’t you email nicely to clarify the matter instead of ranting it off in your blog or to your online friends. I feel that it isn’t fair to my sister when you don’t read her credits and you go around telling others and putting my sister down.

It ain’t fair. Why can’t everyone be nice?

I’ve been in this scene for two years and so far, I’ve only got this childish girl who copied my entire site and did not credit at all. When confronted, she denied that she took everything when I found out that her source codes were exactly the same as mine. My younger sisters were enraged and spammed that girl’s email and guestbook anonymously. When I found out what my sisters had done, I knew that girl was going to think that I was the spammer. True enough, That girl spammed my form at my site anonymously. But c’mon, it was so obvious. (Then again, like I said, she was a childish girl.)

That’s the furthest I’ve ever had for a ‘hatemail’.

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So, a new start here at my personal domain. I’m excited. I’m tired. I’m feeling rather stoic, too. Spent the last three hours editing the colours, icons and text and I’m not done yet. I edited the whole Blix Theme to my liking and used back my Avril Layout.

I hereby present version 7 of Sweet-Child.net: Yell in my Face.

Blueness does not kill.

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Missed the beginning of the show, which happens to be the happy-times-before-crisis-occurs.

War of the Worlds is one movie that kept my whole body tensed for about 80% of the whole show. I was just told by Nicole that the newspapers gave it a four star rating. Which is really good, really.

Okay, so I admit. I wanted to watch War of the Worlds because of—no, not Tom Cruise, but—Dakota Fanning. I’m sorry, I really do like her a lot.

Anyhow, she isn’t a big star. And most of her lines are usually “Mommy!” or “Daddy!” or “Robbie!” and lines like, “Daddy, you’re scaring me”, “Are we still alive?” and “Is the lightning coming back?” but the ultimate one would be “AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!”

I’m serious. Her screams are so piercing that I think Jun Wei’s ears are still ringing.

Despite all the carnage done, I really liked the movie. However, I don’t think I’ll be catching it again.