Pretty alot of food and stuff there, ice cream and all. And despite rumors and all, i still personally think the prices of their stuff there isnt expensive at all. i bought some green trea waffle ice cream for about 4 bucks which i tot was pretty cool and all. Only thing that dissapointed me was that most, if not, all of the food vendor ppl were chinese. I mean , like, chinese people that go " x cus me ar sin sang, lei oi mai yap pun far hai perng mou, hou lan 7 peng, 10 kau chek" . yeah but other than that, everything was cool, although me and my friend felt abit left out, seeing that EVERYONE else in the stadium knew the dance, except for us.

Next thing i remembered, the days went by so quickly, and before i knew it, my japanese exams were closing in quickly. I did alright for my first sem's but this sem proved more a challenge as i had many a things to juggle at one time, work, work...and yeah ...work. I hate the cycle of working your ass off every day, and getting ur reward at the end of every month. "Hey boss, how bout slaving me for a month, and paying me a year's salary so that i was spend the rest of the year spending it, eating sleeping and drinking"

As i was saying, i missed out a good few classes with my frequent outstation trips. I knew it was frequent if enough to be called, since my parents starting saying things like "Eh, arent u going outstation this week? oohh...u mean not every week one isit?" :/ my sense (teacher) wasnt particularly happy with my performance during revision classes. Cant help it, when u miss 3 classes in a row....however tho, i did get some catching up done during the final week before my exam, and I did well for my paper.

in fact... a bit too well for what i expected. i scored a 99.

Actually it was a 99.23 % or something. I should be happy, but, im not. really. If i was a teacher, i'd probably look for areas to trim and skim my student's marks...givin average marks for average students, and more for students who try, and know, better. I didnt know jack shit, my answers were mediocre. They might have little flaw in them, but i wouldnt give 99% to someone, when given a question like "Describe yourself" answers with "I am Zing". Pathethic, only a 4 , or maybe 5 (after all , i m zing) over 10. Most of my answers were pretty much like that tho, and that saddens me, results for no hard work...theres just no self satisfaction to that. Perhaps i'll try harder for intermediate level.....like trying to recite japanese haiku or telling japanese slapstick jokes to my sense.

Paul's birthday was the day after, at La Bodega Bangsar...where the recent bloggers gathering was held (thnx to Sui Lin). Was good and all, great food and great people. However, i felt that the staff there couldve been abit more helpful and courteous servicing us. After all, a good waiter should know how to make important people, feel like normal ordinary people, ...and normal people, feel like important people. Instead, they made us felt like kicking their arses. Enuf of that, some sample pics,