sorryy for not posting for so long.
i think the last time i posted was when i'm sec one :O

its because i forgot the password :X
sorrrryyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy,
anyways monica bugged me to post. haha

BTW- we have new timpani stickss :D
its 4 actually--
from articulate to rollersss :)

sir says its 60-80 bucks each :D

so we're rich(i supppose?)

anyways the exchange rocked :D
we did so so so much better than the other time at SJI
which was bleeeehhhhh
and although the instruments were so old (mallets were uneven, drumset smelled of valve oil, timpani "panel" was lateral instead of vertical and had masking tape) we did wellll :D

but of COURSE there's room for improvement!
special mention to Shannen and Heather: both of you improved the most.
shannen could keep up and memorize the last two bars (thanks to my counselling skills! :D ) and heather made an effort to pin her hair and watched better (:

bravos both of you;

anywayss.
band camp (the official stayover one) starts today!
so excitingngngngngng!
bet we're gonna have loads of fun.
remember to bring all your stufffff (:
i bet crystal's gonna bring that milo chocolate :D

yummayyyeeeeeeee

oh and yesterdays dinner was FUN:D
kiaying and heather!!
you missed out :O
but its okay there's still other chances!

we went to KFC and monica was acting all pro and asked us who was the founder of KFC.

zena shannen crystal and rena remained silent. (don't ask whyy)
and i said: C something(which was right (: ) haha. shall not go on about my egoness.
anyways she said COLONEL SANDERS. or something like that.
weird rights? thats monica..

so smart eh?
me too:Kentucky Fried Chicken, pioneered by Colonel Harland Sanders, has grown to become one of the largest quick service food service systems in the world - with more than a billion "finger lickin' good" Kentucky Fried Chicken dinners served annually in more than 80 countries and territories. But success didn't come easily.
In 1896 Harland's father died, forcing his mother to enter the workforce to support the family. At the tender age of six, young Harlan was responsible for taking care of his younger siblings and doing much of the family's cooking. A year later he was already a master of several regional dishes. Over the course of the next 30 years, Sanders held jobs ranging from streetcar conductor to insurance salesman, but throughout it all his skill as a cook remained.

sorry waste of space but yea, talk about history (smug look)
HAHA, that was from the KFC.com by the way, OHOH and here's his dashing photo:

so dashing you all can continue to daydream:D

byes!

oh yeash: whoever wants the crazy pictures yesterday can ask me :D

- ciao!

xin yi