indulgent.
current obsession: shopping?
current song: still mario's Let Me Love You
"...green spoon worms. This animal, which lives on the sea florr has one of the largest known size differences between male and female: The male is 200,000 times smaller. He spends his whole life in her reproductive tract, fertilising eggs by regurgitating sperm through his mouth. He is so different from his mate that when he was first discovered by science, he was thought to be a parasite."
-The Straits Times January 27th 2005 pg27 Review.
hahaha...it was an article about the difference between gender.
"By causing unprecedented death and destruction, the tsunami has mocked our marvels of science and technology and humbled us."
-Harish C. Shukul (Times Magazine Feb 7)
I strongly believe that the tsunami (like every other natural disaster) is God's way of controlling population. If not the world will be overpopulated and we'll all die. HAH.
nene has yet to complete my econs and greeks essay. hooray.
am going shopping later then go watch ACJC drama performance. (when i've got a pile of hmk awaiting me)
supposed to be doing homework now.
had the intention of doing greeks now but i just cant get my arse down to do it.
bleah
played the piano just now. and am listening to Nat King Cole now. the wonders of making music, and music, has struck me again. ahh..
nothing much else to say. heh. oops.
well...shall do work.
bye~
indulging in the feast of life,
vane
current song: still mario's Let Me Love You
"...green spoon worms. This animal, which lives on the sea florr has one of the largest known size differences between male and female: The male is 200,000 times smaller. He spends his whole life in her reproductive tract, fertilising eggs by regurgitating sperm through his mouth. He is so different from his mate that when he was first discovered by science, he was thought to be a parasite."
-The Straits Times January 27th 2005 pg27 Review.
hahaha...it was an article about the difference between gender.
"By causing unprecedented death and destruction, the tsunami has mocked our marvels of science and technology and humbled us."
-Harish C. Shukul (Times Magazine Feb 7)
I strongly believe that the tsunami (like every other natural disaster) is God's way of controlling population. If not the world will be overpopulated and we'll all die. HAH.
nene has yet to complete my econs and greeks essay. hooray.
am going shopping later then go watch ACJC drama performance. (when i've got a pile of hmk awaiting me)
supposed to be doing homework now.
had the intention of doing greeks now but i just cant get my arse down to do it.
bleah
played the piano just now. and am listening to Nat King Cole now. the wonders of making music, and music, has struck me again. ahh..
nothing much else to say. heh. oops.
well...shall do work.
bye~
indulging in the feast of life,
vane
