Date: 1st May 2009, 2nd May, crossing into 3rd May

Time: 00:37

Weather: too early/late to tell

Mood: Nostalgic. A little helpless that time is ditching me behind

Well well, that was the format I told myself all my posts would follow when I first started out blogging. But just like many other deemed to be "insignificant" everyday happenings were neglected, that silent oath that I made on that faithful night was long forgotten as well. What had remained is (I'm pretty gladful that it lasted) the blog itself, and hopefully it will continue to do so in many years to come. 

Yesterday OG 5 had a mini gathering at NYDC, which according to the waitress meant New York Dessert Cafe. Certainly a restaurant for the rich, but we had a decent meal there. Trishna broke the news that she's leaving us in August to go to another country. As much as I regretted not spending adequate time with all of my lovely OGMs, I was pretty reserved. Probably awkwardness had already set in after the orientation. Perhaps I was really suited for the stage, and off it my social skills was next to perhaps a retard? I mean having lived for almost 2 decades, I should be knowing myself good enough to realise that? Time and again I dropped into silentness; time and again I got lost in conversations; time and again... In any case, do take lots of care k. You will be missed, OG5's very own Beyonnce! 

Today's Saturday. 3-days holidays are giving me the feeling that it's becoming longer and longer. I mean when school becomes so busy, any amount of contrast should give the sensation, shouldn't it? Today I went out with my maternal side of the family, that including my sister's family as well. Giant, Best, and of course the really bestiest of all would be Pasir Ris park, like always. Life's amazing in the way it made things happened, from just a few years ago when Pasir Ris Park's pretty a foreign land to me, until when I got into Temasek Junior College when for one reason or the other, I've been going to that place more often than I ever though I would. But anyway, the best thing that happened to me today would be the documentary I watched this morning. Been sometime since I last had the luxury to enjoy one, and today I made it a double!

First being Alien planet. Try googling planet Darwin 4, where according to the documentary supports complex life forms that are ever so similar to our very own dinosaurs. In the film, computerised figures of how the planet might have looked like, it's very own eco-system with big creatures such as the arrow head predator, and the gourd plants. An amazing discovery if it's really true! The other one is myth buster, where I learn a thing or two about how helium gas plays with human throat and how the magic/trick of catching bullet with teeth is so impossible. Cool science weekend=) love it!

http://dsc.discovery.com/convergence/alienplanet/splash.html

http://emol.org/tv/alienplanet/

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alien_Planet