在这想说几句话。。。
一，原来我们的友谊就那么脆，原来我放进去的感情很多，it's hurt me now!!!!!
二，我终于懂什么叫做“假”，原来友谊也可以在斗假
三，这是一个黑暗的社会，我以后会遇到更多这种人
四，学校里，除了下课，学弟学妹们面前和在好友面前，其余时候我都在掩饰自己，我懂什么叫做双面人
五，原来没有存在感是有好处的
六，我会很坚强，虽然别人常说我是个很坚强的女孩，但是坚强的女孩渐渐的已经不坚强了
七，谢谢一位学长，不是学长兼朋友的话，我会going crazy
八，希望中学生涯快点结束
九，我是在钻牛角尖吗？
十，一位外校朋友听了一些事情后，也觉得我们中四很恐怖，很复杂，很乱
十一，如果当初ssi还没有满人，如今我应该不会经历这一切，至少翰璋他们是快乐的
十二，拜托，老师，别再给那么多功课
十三，就算再怎么乐观，再怎么坚强，不再去想那么多，但人还是有情绪的，情绪一来时，又能做什么？好忧郁啊！
十四，也要谢谢APRIL小云，活到现在，我最高兴的就是认识她，虽然我们相隔十万八千哩，有一天总会见面的对吗？
十五，我不愿再去上PJ课
十六，是啊！朋友在于质量而不是数量，知己难求啊！5根手指都还有剩...呵呵
最后，我....真的...........受伤了，给我时间愈合，只想.....一个人静一静
希望，明天会比今天好....一切只是.......希望....
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Monday, July 13, 2009
Thursday, July 9, 2009
9 July
很久没来了...
大致上我最近都在忙...
真的很多事好忙....
现在的学生真的很可怜，不管小学生中学生都一样....
又要考试了...想到真的很烦...
我都还不会啊....
昨天（星期二）我过得好开心啊...
带着那天charity run的脚痛+疲倦去打球
一打起球来，脚痛+疲倦全不见了...哇哈哈哈哈....
真的很很很过瘾......
真的很很很解压......
好像都打到太出力了....
他们说我的球很狡猾啊...呃........会吗？那...不好意思哦...
来来，谁再找我去打？
老弟说拜四也就是明天他们又会再去...可是我要留校练篮球啊...sobsob...
今天很累啊我，昨天花太多精力在打球的关系...
hmm, moral folio要开始做了，麻烦...
今天koko时下雨，做不到mural...因为墙壁被雨水喷到，空气又很潮湿...
最后我要说的是，我现在要去把剩下的功课做完完完完完......加油...可能会剩1，2本做不完吧...真是心有余而力不足啊...
我也要说，嗯，这些日子来，谢谢一位朋友的支持和鼓励哦....
不然我真的我会忙到变成什么样？可能忙到死掉了吧？哈哈哈...
我不会说那朋友是谁，不过真的感谢那朋友...
最近又在想些事情....原来，那么多事好烦....学业，朋友，人性，家事，钱.....
我也也也要说，曼莹姐姐要回来了，yahooo~~~她要和我聚一聚...晓倩笨蛋姐和惟心姐姐也一起拉去....keke~~~晓倩姐你看到我打你的名吗？嘿嘿嘿...
大致上我最近都在忙...
真的很多事好忙....
现在的学生真的很可怜，不管小学生中学生都一样....
又要考试了...想到真的很烦...
我都还不会啊....
昨天（星期二）我过得好开心啊...
带着那天charity run的脚痛+疲倦去打球
一打起球来，脚痛+疲倦全不见了...哇哈哈哈哈....
真的很很很过瘾......
真的很很很解压......
好像都打到太出力了....
他们说我的球很狡猾啊...呃........会吗？那...不好意思哦...
来来，谁再找我去打？
老弟说拜四也就是明天他们又会再去...可是我要留校练篮球啊...sobsob...
今天很累啊我，昨天花太多精力在打球的关系...
hmm, moral folio要开始做了，麻烦...
今天koko时下雨，做不到mural...因为墙壁被雨水喷到，空气又很潮湿...
最后我要说的是，我现在要去把剩下的功课做完完完完完......加油...可能会剩1，2本做不完吧...真是心有余而力不足啊...
我也要说，嗯，这些日子来，谢谢一位朋友的支持和鼓励哦....
不然我真的我会忙到变成什么样？可能忙到死掉了吧？哈哈哈...
我不会说那朋友是谁，不过真的感谢那朋友...
最近又在想些事情....原来，那么多事好烦....学业，朋友，人性，家事，钱.....
我也也也要说，曼莹姐姐要回来了，yahooo~~~她要和我聚一聚...晓倩笨蛋姐和惟心姐姐也一起拉去....keke~~~晓倩姐你看到我打你的名吗？嘿嘿嘿...
Thursday, July 2, 2009
July 01~~~
把韩版花样男子看到第21集了，yes，还有4集就完了...
好喜欢好爱乙智厚那个角色哦~
在戏里看到他很孤独的时候会感触到我的...不知为什么...
那天家长日，老师没有说我什么...
3分钟就完了....好快...
那天MJ与世长辞了...
他是个传奇人物....
其实我还蛮喜欢他的舞蹈的...
至于人嘛，就不喜欢啦....纯碎喜欢他的舞蹈...
moonwalk，crotch，45degree leaning...
我还在想到底那个45 degree leaning是怎么做到的...
昨天晚上忽然头晕想吐，结果就真的去大呕一场.....
呕到我都没有力了...所以今天就打算在家里休息不去学校........
还好今天没有吐....应该好了咯....只是胃口还很不好...
今天是赚到下不用在学校到4点半.....也不用上课.....哎呀呀，觉得我好懒....
快变懒惰虫了....
好喜欢好爱乙智厚那个角色哦~
在戏里看到他很孤独的时候会感触到我的...不知为什么...
那天家长日，老师没有说我什么...
3分钟就完了....好快...
那天MJ与世长辞了...
他是个传奇人物....
其实我还蛮喜欢他的舞蹈的...
至于人嘛，就不喜欢啦....纯碎喜欢他的舞蹈...
moonwalk，crotch，45degree leaning...
我还在想到底那个45 degree leaning是怎么做到的...
昨天晚上忽然头晕想吐，结果就真的去大呕一场.....
呕到我都没有力了...所以今天就打算在家里休息不去学校........
还好今天没有吐....应该好了咯....只是胃口还很不好...
今天是赚到下不用在学校到4点半.....也不用上课.....哎呀呀，觉得我好懒....
快变懒惰虫了....
June 28---Talking about Pop icon Michael Jackson dead at 50 - MSN Malaysia News - News
Michael Jackson is dead after suffering a cardiac arrest, sending shockwaves sweeping across the world and tributes pouring in Friday for the tortured music icon revered as the "King of Pop."
Jackson, 50, collapsed at his rented mansion in the exclusive Los Angeles neighborhood of Holmby Hills and was rushed to hospital by paramedics before being pronounced dead at 2:26 pm (2126 GMT) on Thursday.
One of the most influential figures in pop history whose career included the highest-selling album of all-time, "Thriller," Jackson had been preparing for a concert comeback in London next month he had dubbed "the final curtain."
News of his death triggered an outpouring of grief as shocked celebrities, foreign governments and devoted fans from Beijing to Beverly Hills paid tribute to the troubled star.
Lieutenant Fred Corral, a spokesman for the Los Angeles County Coroner's office, said an autopsy would likely be carried out on Friday and would not speculate on the exact cause of death.
Jackson's brother Jermaine, the family's official spokesman, later revealed physicians had battled for more than an hour to revive the star after his arrival at the UCLA Medical Center before he was pronounced dead.
"Our family requests that the media please respect our privacy during this tough time," Jermaine Jackson said. "May Allah be with you, Michael, always."
As the sun began to sink over Los Angeles, a coroner's office helicopter bearing Jackson's body took off from the UCLA Medical Center, where hundreds of media and fans had gathered throughout the day.
Meanwhile police motorcycle riders surrounded Jackson's gated mansion as crowds of tourists and fans congregated.
Pop diva Madonna was among dozens of celebrities who struggled to cope. "I can't stop crying over the sad news," the singer said in a statement. "The world has lost one of the greats, but his music will live on forever!"
The star's first wife Lisa Marie Presley, the daughter of Elvis Presley, said his death had left her speechless.
"I am so very sad and confused with every emotion possible. I am heartbroken for his children, who I know were everything to him, and for his family," Presley told MTV News in a statement.
Political figures also paid their tributes.
California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger lamented the loss of "one of the most influential and iconic figures in the music industry."
But the most visible emotion came in spontaneous gatherings of fans here and across the world.
In Los Angeles Lana Brown, a 49-year-old tourist from Dallas, broke down in tears as she digested the news. "I can't believe we might have lost the best entertainer this world has ever seen," she told AFP.
In New York's Times Square, Chantal de Roy van Zuydewijn watched a giant screen broadcasting the news of Jackson's death with tears running down her cheeks.
"He is a legend. He is a genius," said the 28-year-old Dutch tourist, who had a ticket to the pop legend's scheduled comeback tour in July.
Jackson's death came as the singer prepared to make a keenly anticipated concert comeback in London, his first series of shows in more than a decade.
Jackson family attorney Brian Oxman said he had harbored concerns over the singer's condition, revealing that he had been taking prescription medication as he prepared for his comeback.
Oxman compared Jackson's fate to the overdose death of Playboy centerfold Anna-Nicole Smith, voicing concern over "enablers" in his entourage.
"The people who have surrounded him have been enabling him... if you think that the case of Anna-Nicole Smith was an abuse, it was nothing to what we have seen in Michael Jackson's life," Oxman told CNN.
While Jackson ruled the charts and dazzled audiences with electric dance moves like the backwards "moonwalk" in the 1980s, his once-stellar career was overshadowed by his colorful public behavior, his startling physical transformation and multiple allegations of child abuse.
He lived as a virtual recluse following his 2005 acquittal on charges including child molestation and plotting to kidnap his young accuser.
Despite his acquittal, the trial was a body blow from which the pop music superstar, who named his ranch after Peter Pan's "Neverland" of perpetual childhood and furnished it with Disney-inspired rides, struggled to recover.
Born on August 29, 1958, Jackson made his show business debut with four of his elder brothers in the Jackson Five pop group, and went on to lead the stage clan with a piping soprano and dazzling dance moves.
In 1979, Quincy Jones produced Jackson's first solo album for Epic, "Off the Wall," a huge disco-oriented success that sold 10 million copies.
They teamed up again in 1982 for what would be Jackson's breakthrough album as a composer and co-producer, "Thriller," which became the top-selling album of all time, with sales exceeding 41 million.
Jones reacted with shock after being informed of Jackson's death Thursday.
"I'm absolutely devastated at this news," he said. "I just don't have the words. Divinity brought our souls together and allowed us to do what we could do through the '80s," Jones said.
Tommy Mottola, the former head of Sony Music who released Jackson's records for 16 years, said the singer had a place in the pantheon of American music icons, alongside Elvis and Frank Sinatra.
"It's one of the greatest losses," Mottola told the Los Angeles Times.
Crowds continued to throng near the UCLA Medical Center and Jackson's home late Thursday, while street vendors selling hastily designed commemorative T-shirts for 25 dollars sought to cash in.
Jackson, 50, collapsed at his rented mansion in the exclusive Los Angeles neighborhood of Holmby Hills and was rushed to hospital by paramedics before being pronounced dead at 2:26 pm (2126 GMT) on Thursday.
One of the most influential figures in pop history whose career included the highest-selling album of all-time, "Thriller," Jackson had been preparing for a concert comeback in London next month he had dubbed "the final curtain."
News of his death triggered an outpouring of grief as shocked celebrities, foreign governments and devoted fans from Beijing to Beverly Hills paid tribute to the troubled star.
Lieutenant Fred Corral, a spokesman for the Los Angeles County Coroner's office, said an autopsy would likely be carried out on Friday and would not speculate on the exact cause of death.
Jackson's brother Jermaine, the family's official spokesman, later revealed physicians had battled for more than an hour to revive the star after his arrival at the UCLA Medical Center before he was pronounced dead.
"Our family requests that the media please respect our privacy during this tough time," Jermaine Jackson said. "May Allah be with you, Michael, always."
As the sun began to sink over Los Angeles, a coroner's office helicopter bearing Jackson's body took off from the UCLA Medical Center, where hundreds of media and fans had gathered throughout the day.
Meanwhile police motorcycle riders surrounded Jackson's gated mansion as crowds of tourists and fans congregated.
Pop diva Madonna was among dozens of celebrities who struggled to cope. "I can't stop crying over the sad news," the singer said in a statement. "The world has lost one of the greats, but his music will live on forever!"
The star's first wife Lisa Marie Presley, the daughter of Elvis Presley, said his death had left her speechless.
"I am so very sad and confused with every emotion possible. I am heartbroken for his children, who I know were everything to him, and for his family," Presley told MTV News in a statement.
Political figures also paid their tributes.
California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger lamented the loss of "one of the most influential and iconic figures in the music industry."
But the most visible emotion came in spontaneous gatherings of fans here and across the world.
In Los Angeles Lana Brown, a 49-year-old tourist from Dallas, broke down in tears as she digested the news. "I can't believe we might have lost the best entertainer this world has ever seen," she told AFP.
In New York's Times Square, Chantal de Roy van Zuydewijn watched a giant screen broadcasting the news of Jackson's death with tears running down her cheeks.
"He is a legend. He is a genius," said the 28-year-old Dutch tourist, who had a ticket to the pop legend's scheduled comeback tour in July.
Jackson's death came as the singer prepared to make a keenly anticipated concert comeback in London, his first series of shows in more than a decade.
Jackson family attorney Brian Oxman said he had harbored concerns over the singer's condition, revealing that he had been taking prescription medication as he prepared for his comeback.
Oxman compared Jackson's fate to the overdose death of Playboy centerfold Anna-Nicole Smith, voicing concern over "enablers" in his entourage.
"The people who have surrounded him have been enabling him... if you think that the case of Anna-Nicole Smith was an abuse, it was nothing to what we have seen in Michael Jackson's life," Oxman told CNN.
While Jackson ruled the charts and dazzled audiences with electric dance moves like the backwards "moonwalk" in the 1980s, his once-stellar career was overshadowed by his colorful public behavior, his startling physical transformation and multiple allegations of child abuse.
He lived as a virtual recluse following his 2005 acquittal on charges including child molestation and plotting to kidnap his young accuser.
Despite his acquittal, the trial was a body blow from which the pop music superstar, who named his ranch after Peter Pan's "Neverland" of perpetual childhood and furnished it with Disney-inspired rides, struggled to recover.
Born on August 29, 1958, Jackson made his show business debut with four of his elder brothers in the Jackson Five pop group, and went on to lead the stage clan with a piping soprano and dazzling dance moves.
In 1979, Quincy Jones produced Jackson's first solo album for Epic, "Off the Wall," a huge disco-oriented success that sold 10 million copies.
They teamed up again in 1982 for what would be Jackson's breakthrough album as a composer and co-producer, "Thriller," which became the top-selling album of all time, with sales exceeding 41 million.
Jones reacted with shock after being informed of Jackson's death Thursday.
"I'm absolutely devastated at this news," he said. "I just don't have the words. Divinity brought our souls together and allowed us to do what we could do through the '80s," Jones said.
Tommy Mottola, the former head of Sony Music who released Jackson's records for 16 years, said the singer had a place in the pantheon of American music icons, alongside Elvis and Frank Sinatra.
"It's one of the greatest losses," Mottola told the Los Angeles Times.
Crowds continued to throng near the UCLA Medical Center and Jackson's home late Thursday, while street vendors selling hastily designed commemorative T-shirts for 25 dollars sought to cash in.
June 25
唉....什么跟什么？好像每个月都生病~~
昨天咳嗽，今天伤风也找上我了....
明天不要去学校了，我要ponteng，在家休息一整天...
呼~~我好累....
呃.......对了。突然想说一句话：至少还是有人记得我的~~
昨天咳嗽，今天伤风也找上我了....
明天不要去学校了，我要ponteng，在家休息一整天...
呼~~我好累....
呃.......对了。突然想说一句话：至少还是有人记得我的~~
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