Life of A Freaking Fantastic Fangirl

Had our annual SW Day on Wednesday. We were apparently supposed to play Captain's Ball but when we got there we found out that it was a modified version of it. -.- It was using a rugby ball and you didn't just throw it. You had to like, serve the ball to pass it and if you intercepted the ball or it fell and you grabbed it, you had to tap it to the ground before continuing. This rule made it extremely hard to play and there were shouts of "TAP TAP TAP!" every time someone held the ball. It made me laugh so hard cause everyone was just shouting it unconsciously . Which made it like Tap Tap Revenge. -___- Anyways, our class was split into 3 groups and each group wore a different colour shirt. I wore yellow, as seen in the photo above. We had 3 'group' stages games. I played in like, 2 and dude, it was hard. Like even though the game was only 14 minutes long, just running around was tiring. And I sucked at serving the ball. Playing against the seniors was rough. ...

Atsuko poster gets! My view from where I was seated Forgot to post this yesterday so here's my fan account of the concert last night. So I’m back from the 7pm show of AKB48’s first ever performance in their Singapore theatre. It was so amazing and awesome and * pukes rainbows * Start from the top (like always), went out around 2pm and took the MRT to Somerset. Already saw a queue when I reached *SCAPE so I rushed to the shop to get my Atsuko poster. Totally empty, unlike the chaos of yesterday. Probably cause everyone was either enjoying the 3pm show or waiting in line for the 7pm show, lol. After getting the poster, joined the line. Anyways, one thing that kinda irked me was people just jumping into the queue with their friends, which was, I feel, unfair to others who were behind them. I was suddenly behind a huge group of Japanese people instead of just 2 people -.- They were trading photo cards and talking and I was just there like a lost kitten. I NEED AKB FRIENDS. They led u...

AHHH , MYAO MYAO MYAO <3333 Start from the top. Went out with my little sister at around 12pm since the shop opened at 1pm. ZOMG , I underestimated the number of people going because there was this long queue that stretched around the whole building. SKIPS BORING PART ABOUT WAITING Then around 3++ to 4pm, the staff announced that they would be selling $15 vouchers so that we could go to the handshake event. I was debating because I was suddenly so nervous but decided to go. Ran up to the place where they were having it and there were already quite a number of people. Arrived there just as Wasamin , Komorin and Myao came which led to huge cheers which cause people who weren ’t interested to look. Heh . The line went quite fast and I tried to snap some pictures using my phone but my hands were shaking so much cause I was so nervous and excited and all of the pictures suck. Haha . BUT ZOMG , all of them look so pretty. BIAS MODE, especially Myao <3333 Before goi...

Went to the Singapore Art Museum today with Yvonne and Jia Zhen for our NE project. Ate at BK first, haha. After that, followed our 'tour guide' JZ to the SAM. We kinda walked a long way I think, in the hot sun no less. Saw this white historical looking building, which turned out to be the National Museum I think, lol but we spotted another white historical looking building across the way so we were like, "That is definitely it." HAHA Went in and walked around. It was quite enjoyable, I must say. I enjoyed myself more than I expected. Like Perceived Value > Expected Value = Customer Satisfaction. See, I listened in Marketing lecture. :P I guess it was more fun walking around at your own pace and seeing all the art pieces. One thing that kinda struck me was this place where they showed you 3 simultaneous videos of this lady singing/praying to dead bodies in the mortuary. It was powerful. I was kinda grossed out but at the same time fascinated. Well, have to write a ...

HSM in the library On Wednesday, we went to Seletar Camp, I think for this NE thing. A field trip after years, lol, so everyone was quite high tension. Especially the boys. Basically, they just showed you around the camp and what they did. Got to sample some of the army food, which I didn't eat, after my last experience with camp food (dates back 2008 sec 3 camp) But I did eat the chocolate biscuits though. Cause it's chocolate. Duh. They had a live demonstration which was quite cool. Our class amused ourselves by doing the wave while waiting for the show to start. It was quite an epic fail, lol. After that home. Tired, feet hurt and peak hour on the MRT is a BITCH.

CATCH UP POSTS. Went to my first ever rally on Saturday night with my voting sister. I was just curious as the papers talked a lot about the election and I just wanted to see what it was like. We stayed for the entire thing and my feet hurt after that but there was quite a huge crowd there. It rained a few minutes before they ended which me and my sister stayed through cause we didn't bring any umbrellas. It was, interesting. Like, you hear the crowd and the speakers and you feel pumped. Though I can't vote, I was excited about their plans but then, I doubted that they could do it. There's always a doubt after being under PAP for so long, that someone else is capable of doing their job. IDK , most probably my parents will vote PAP while maybe my sister will vote for the opposition. 2 more days till Polling Day!