This blog is so not responsible for any thing that happens here.
Well, nothing is going to hurt you unless you want to quarrel.
Beware of my secret agent ducks!

Name's Tasha
If you haven't figured it out, I am a girl
I am a 'writer'
'Student'
'Hopeless Romantic'
Where's my chocolate???!!!

I'm back in Melbourne and I am sleepy, lols. This was a long awaited return for some people, I think, haha;P. I got back in the early AM of Sunday then at lunch, went out with Dil, cleaned up the place, had a quick nap (or 2). Then in some weird cosmic twist of fate, dinner with the usual gang became + Derrick + Shaun. Shaun finally got to meet some of my friends:). It was a fairly entertaining dinner none the less with the discovery of the elixir of life aka Miso Soup and everything else. I was pretty tired when I got back.

First day of class was not too bad. Pop. Fiction looks like it will be an interesting subject. First on the reading plate is Sherlock Holmes. They should be Robert Downey Jr. on the cover, lols;P. I kinda babbled and made a fool of myself at the tute though, then again what else is new?

Today's OB went alright. The tutor seems nice though I dun even noe anyone else cept for the girls sitting at my table, hehe...

Next Romantacism, Feminism and Revolutions...wish me luck:).

Went to watch 'The Merchants of Bollywood' on Saturday with Azalea:). I've always been somewhat of a fan of Bollywood. What better outlet for the hopeless romantic right? The show was really something. It was like a summary of the history of Bollywood. The choreography was flawless and the combination of swirling colours were so pretty that I was blinded like a bat for a second or two. In other words, go check it out if you have the chance:).

Gosh, how quickly time passes when you're in the company of family and great friends. Still got a bunch of things to do before I head back to Melb...

1)Get my driving licence sorted.
2)Meet up with the peeps.
3)Clean out my closet.
4)Read some books on my list;P.
5)Spend as much time that I have left with the family.
6)Get my ice kacang fix.
7)Get the flu shot.

It's interesting to think about how much things change in perspective as you age such as...

1)Family
It still remains an important part in my life. No one can make you feel as happy as your own flesh and blood. The people who watched you grow up. They can drive me absolutely mental too but I know they care:).

2)Friends
They are another part of my life that keep me sane;). It's odd to think of how some friendships grow and then wither away for awhile before some what reaching a middle point. And how other friendships start out as nothing much and they you become really inseparable to the point of having funny nicknames;P. Either way, I love em all with all my heart:D.

3)Love
Yes, I do ramble on endlessly on this subject. I'm still waiting, hoping and what not by the way. Love has not yet found me in a romantic setting unfortunately but I can wait...but if they're like an ex primary school mate of mine who even at the age of 20 want to get married, why not? My mom married at 20 and she's still happy with my dad...Hurry up a bit will ya Fate?

4)Death
One of my close family frens just passed away today. Uncle N. had a stroke and was in the hospital for awhile now when he died. It's funny, I can't imagine him being not here. Kinda like the whole Michael Jackson thing. He watched me grow up really, being my grandparents 1st grand kid and all and him being in the air force like grandpa. I witnessed the effect of death on grown ups as a kid when my lil sis passed away...but I didn't really know why...I still don't, not really, but I'm getting there, slowly...

Be kind, rude people sucks.

Iza
Qing
Michelle
Nis
Geoffrey
Eli
Celine
Final
Woon Jie
Layout: XINYI
Helps:x|x|x December 2004 // January 2005 // February 2005 // March 2005 // April 2005 // May 2005 // June 2005 // July 2005 // August 2005 // September 2005 // October 2005 // November 2005 // December 2005 // January 2006 // February 2006 // March 2006 // April 2006 // May 2006 // June 2006 // July 2006 // August 2006 // September 2006 // October 2006 // November 2006 // December 2006 // January 2007 // February 2007 // March 2007 // April 2007 // May 2007 // June 2007 // July 2007 // August 2007 // September 2007 // October 2007 // November 2007 // December 2007 // January 2008 // February 2008 // March 2008 // April 2008 // May 2008 // June 2008 // July 2008 // August 2008 // September 2008 // October 2008 // November 2008 // December 2008 // January 2009 // February 2009 // March 2009 // April 2009 // May 2009 // June 2009 // July 2009 // August 2009 // September 2009 // October 2009 // November 2009 // December 2009 // January 2010 // February 2010 // March 2010 // April 2010 // August 2010 //