Well, guess what? I'm typign this from INSIDE the Changi Budget terminal. Yeap, i'll be away for the whole of this CNY visiting my relatives in Macau and Hong Kong.
Yes, you read it right, i HAVE relatives there. =)
2 Aunties in fact. haha.
Well, what can i say but this terminal is not bad. Well furnished and definitiely not drabby or shoddy as what might come to expewct when the word "BUDGET" pops into play.
=)
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Its about 30 minutes before i have to board my flight and somehow it hasn't quite struck me yet that i'm actually about to go overseas, albeit for just a week.
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I jus hope that the weather there will be good and kind to us. =) I hope it will at LEAST be cool, if not COLD (which will be better!!!) But how cold can Hong Kong Get right? Hahaha.
I will be flying Tiger Airways (Like, what other airlines operate off the Budget terminal apart from Cebu Pacific, which until 45 mins ago, i never knew actually existed. Hahaha.
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I will miss everyone back home! Especially my Dear. You will be having your mid sem break so have lots of fun alright? =)
I will be thinking of you! =D
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Alright, my gates are about to open already. So Gotta go!
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So is it good or bad? I seriously do not know...it sure isn't doing any good to me. -_-"
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Took another one...
Are You an Optimist or a Pessimist?
Congratulations! You're the eternal optimist, a regular "Sunshine Day" of a person. When it rains, you think about how good the water is for the flowers and trees rather than how wet you're getting. More likely to trust someone than not, you always see the good in people. Sure, that opens you up for a few let-downs, but that's okay — your great attitude will help you deal with them if and when they come. In the long run, it doesn't really matter at all; everything's going to be all right! You like meeting new people and thoroughly enjoy their companionship. In a nutshell, you just don't dwell on small failures — you learn from your mistakes and do your best to make everyone around you happy to be alive. Keep it up!
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Again....i do not know if it is a good thnig or a bad thing. It somehow just seems to spoil my relationships with people....urgh...
A casual talk about insurance with my brother led me to these insurance ads from Thailand that my brother recommended to me. =) It is really seriously worth watching.
I urge you all to watch it.
This ad tells the story of a father who at the time of hsi death, wished for something that we could never ever get back - time. Its rather impactful in that it clearly demonstrates the fragility of life and how one can unexpectedly lose a loved one, that fate, even if it had made a turn for the better, is uncompromising.
The next one is a certified weeper. Get your tissue papers ready!
This ad here tells the story of a man who made a promise to his wife who passed away 30 years ago. I will not further elaborate by just say this - the straining screeches of the erhu nearing the end will tug at your tear ducts.
some facts my brother enlightened me 10 miles = 16km. go figure. Every single day.
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Will not choose so much as to comment on the SIN - THAI match as in my opinion. The entire integrity and dignity of the game was compromised. It was a weak victory built upon poor sportsmanship. But i have to emphasise that Singapore DID play well But the Thais for some reason or another, were lacking.
Physical, brutal match, but nonetheless, the Coup de'grace of the match being one of the most shambolic and farcical one in ASEAN football history (apart from the 1998 incident in which Indo purposely scored an own goal to avoid meeting Vietnam in the Semis.) was the boycotting of the match orchestrated by the Thai coach. last i heard. He is facing a 2year football ban and instrumental players involved in that boycott are being slapped with 2-6 months play suspension.
What a way to kill the spirit fo the game. Myanmar in the 2002 Tiger cup was equally put to task for killing the spirit of the game. But of all teams. Why Thailand. Politics aside. It sets the ground for a red-hot clash in Bangkok on Sunday. =)
MAY THE BEST TEAM WIN! =D
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I was also telling Ms. S that for the past two matches we've been watching together, i guess for both occasions we got our money's worth.
To put into perspective.
Semi Finals 2nd Leg 270107 :
Ticket price : $6
What we got to witness :
An exciting match steeped in traditional rivalry, exploding right before our very eyes. Topped off with an equally exciting Penalty in which Spore won.
Finals 1st Leg 310107 :
Ticket price : $7
What we got to witness :
HISTORY in the making. A total team Boycott of the match by the Thais for 15 mins in the 87th minute. Not to mention many high and mighty tackles befitting of an Ong Bak movie. =D Oh yah, and bad, distasteful refereeing too. =) M'sia boleh? Hmm....
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