Thank God It's Friday, ALREADY! :D
Arrhhh....
I wanted to blog about alot of things.
But alot of other things have kept me busy so much so that I am kinda drained of any "juice" to blog at all. Hence, the personality blog, just to fill in space here...
Hehe...
NOT! :)
I wanted to blog about "Little Shop of Horrors" that I watched last evening with my colleagues. I have always liked local humour in drama and musicals, but somehow, I think LSH - Singapore version doesn't seem to blend in well with local humour. Save for the Dim Sum Dollies who played pivotal cameos in various scenes, the musical was kinda bland.
(Disclaimer: The original movie musical was never one of my must-see shows, hence, the expectation that the musical will prove me wrong was pretty high. Also, I am speaking from my view, ok... Don't want to anyhow offend people... Later I kena rotten eggs/tomatoes/giam chai from local drama supporters :P)
So... there is not alot of the play to talk about :P
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Yet another new module, and last one, has begun.
The new professor has travelled extensively and taught in many major universities. And what a great difference it make! I find that the Chinese professors who have been to the western countries are more likely to be better lecturers than those who have been in China most of the time. These professors are more open to suggestions and opinions, and are more willing to share their knowledge to the class. The China-based ones are pretty much the I-talk-u-listen kind... It's hard to learn much from them.
Well, I guess, it's rather typical Chinese man mentality...
I think I will enjoy this final module the most. Even though it's about Law, Social Science, and some-other-subject :)
I am thankful that this professor has been selected to end the course with us. :)
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Arrrhh...
Sometimes I wonder if I am really that dependable person I appear to be. I do notice that people are very comfortable to open up their lives to me... Like sharing their problems, and specifically, when they feel depressed.
Well, I suppose, you get what you ask for. I used to desire that I be an Encourage, and have asked God more than once (in the past) that I want to be one. But it has been difficult for me to keep desiring for it after many times of being let down.
But I guess... Eventually, it is the road for me to take :)
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I am not a group-of-friends-person, I noticed. Somehow, my friends do not mix-and-match, like what PA's friends do. All of my friends are very different individuals, and they don't seem to match in personalities, at all. I don't see them mixing around with me. As in... I know A. I know B. I know C. I know D. But they will never be found hanging out with me together. Like Joyce and ABCDs. I find that I meet up with individuals more often than I hang out in groups.
Or maybe this is just old age.
Haha! :)
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There you go! Enough things for your reading pleasure for weekend reading.
TGIF!
I wanted to blog about alot of things.
But alot of other things have kept me busy so much so that I am kinda drained of any "juice" to blog at all. Hence, the personality blog, just to fill in space here...
Hehe...
NOT! :)
I wanted to blog about "Little Shop of Horrors" that I watched last evening with my colleagues. I have always liked local humour in drama and musicals, but somehow, I think LSH - Singapore version doesn't seem to blend in well with local humour. Save for the Dim Sum Dollies who played pivotal cameos in various scenes, the musical was kinda bland.
(Disclaimer: The original movie musical was never one of my must-see shows, hence, the expectation that the musical will prove me wrong was pretty high. Also, I am speaking from my view, ok... Don't want to anyhow offend people... Later I kena rotten eggs/tomatoes/giam chai from local drama supporters :P)
So... there is not alot of the play to talk about :P
- - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Yet another new module, and last one, has begun.
The new professor has travelled extensively and taught in many major universities. And what a great difference it make! I find that the Chinese professors who have been to the western countries are more likely to be better lecturers than those who have been in China most of the time. These professors are more open to suggestions and opinions, and are more willing to share their knowledge to the class. The China-based ones are pretty much the I-talk-u-listen kind... It's hard to learn much from them.
Well, I guess, it's rather typical Chinese man mentality...
I think I will enjoy this final module the most. Even though it's about Law, Social Science, and some-other-subject :)
I am thankful that this professor has been selected to end the course with us. :)
- - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Arrrhh...
Sometimes I wonder if I am really that dependable person I appear to be. I do notice that people are very comfortable to open up their lives to me... Like sharing their problems, and specifically, when they feel depressed.
Well, I suppose, you get what you ask for. I used to desire that I be an Encourage, and have asked God more than once (in the past) that I want to be one. But it has been difficult for me to keep desiring for it after many times of being let down.
But I guess... Eventually, it is the road for me to take :)
- - - - - - - - - - - - - -
I am not a group-of-friends-person, I noticed. Somehow, my friends do not mix-and-match, like what PA's friends do. All of my friends are very different individuals, and they don't seem to match in personalities, at all. I don't see them mixing around with me. As in... I know A. I know B. I know C. I know D. But they will never be found hanging out with me together. Like Joyce and ABCDs. I find that I meet up with individuals more often than I hang out in groups.
Or maybe this is just old age.
Haha! :)
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There you go! Enough things for your reading pleasure for weekend reading.
TGIF!
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