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oh welll... turns 20
Friday, September 19, 2008 @ 11:51 PM

i'm officially 20... which i dun wish to be,
but no choice everyone will reach it one day, it's my first 1130hours of my 20 years old. ha ok craps.

tks to those who calls or smses me!!! loves. =)

yesterday, no this morning i finally drives my dad car without his supervision.
 went 85 market to eat with tong n 3-some.


picutres below are random pics snap using my phone for the past few weeks. (from lastest to history)

cap i bought in malaysia... haha.
because my camera in phone is spoiling,
so sometimes there's rainbow, cool


sun rays, took in the van... can't remember when.

pearl, using just the light source from the lighter.


cherie's 19 bd... went to her hse to celebrate on thurs night.
the night i just came back from thailand i think, singapore feel so diff.


giving tuition to kim, i realized even math textbook hav national pledge in it =.=

The shoes i bought n exchange with doggy.
threw away already cos it's wore out. =(

my hse orchid...

loves the sun...


red ruby, yummy...



pictures below took by shwee from some illustrations bk at one page.
trained back from malaysia.

that's abt it...

caught youth with youth yesterday with yvonne n chang.
directed by Francis Ford Coppola, his lastest movie after 10 yrs.

it's just confused, memory, split personality, fantasy.
 i like the part whereby he create his own languages using maths... ha funny.

"i want to know certain books, i just know it" HA
(something along that line, can't remember)

Cast & Credits
Dominic: Tim Roth
Veronica/Laura Alexandra: Maria Lara
Stanciulescu: Bruno Ganz
Dr. Rudolf: Andre Hennicke
Tucci: Marcel Iures

Sony Pictures Classics presents a film written, directed and produced by Francis Ford Coppola. Based on the novella by Mircea Eliade. Running time: 125 minutes. Rated R (for some sexuality, nudity and a brief disturbing image).