Sing, sing, sing... sing, sing!
The morning is wiser than the evening.
The night rinses what the day has soaped.
The only good thing that comes from the east is the sun.
The palest ink is better than the best memory.
The pine stays green in winter...Wisdom in hardship.
I survived Monday’s lecture but training was tough that day. We all did sets of 4 instead of the usual 3, have a feeling that it will kind of become like that permanently. I don’t mind, considering the fact that IVP is coming up early next year and that this year is zooming past like a freight train.
I had wanted to sleep early but I ended up reading fan-fictions and heh… it kinda rolled onto Tuesday…
Got to school very early on Tuesday and spent time talking to Ying Xian and Cheryl and other people before the start if the OT lecture.
Lunch followed by POA, which saw me nodding off (again!)
Yang Mui had the fortune of catching me knock out… argh~
Thank God I managed to stay awake after the break… sian lor… have to jia bei nu li for that subject … might as well skip all the classes and read the notes on my own… if I keep falling asleep in class, what is the point of being there in the first place?!
-starts tearing hair out-
Went to see the auditions for the Talentime with Yang Mui and a host of other people, had to leave early in order to get home for dinner and to cell group in time.
Wearing contacts for a whole day can and is very tiring on the eyes. Half my eyes were red on Monday when I took them out at home; thankfully it was not that bad yesterday.
Just wondering:
If I were to sign up to sing in the talentime, what song(s) would I sing?
Can I even sing in the first place?
I sing best when I am in church, so I guess that would be an indication that I am not exactly fit for singing in public… hahaha
-wonders for a while-
I guess I would sing ‘Fallen’… its been running through my head for ages anyway so might as well get it out of my system right?
-hysterical laughter-
Den again, talentime is usually made up of nothing but Chinese songs and I suck at Chinese… haha… my memory bank for Chinese songs are limited to Jay, David Tao, S.H.E and maybe some other artists but I can never remember their names or the titles of the songs… hahah … I just know partial lyrics when I hear the tunes on the radio…
-more hysterical laughter-
I’ve always had a soft spot for ‘The Nutcracker ’and‘Swan Lake.
Be it the ballets, the stories or the movies.
Ah, the power of beautiful stories and music combined.
‘Carol of Bells’ is another song which I adore.
I went to Orlando, Florida, in 1999 with TKM and other teachers from my primary school. During that time, Disney World was having the Millennium and Christmas celebrations at the same time. It was a spectacular occasion and wonderful time to be there.
On one of the nights, it was very cold, I whimsically thought that it would snow; I was dreaming obviously… there was a rather odd instrument on the stage. It was built like a piano but with bells of various sizes replacing the strings. The guy who was going to play gave a short introduction about the origins of the thing and then went on to play ‘Carol of Bells’.
The feeling of being there and listening to that song is a once in a life experience.
Maybe, if I am fortunate enough, I will be able to go back there one day… maybe… maybe…
Some cuts go so deep that even the most experienced doctor can not help with the healing.
Time wounds all heals.
How true.
Cheers!
^-^
The night rinses what the day has soaped.
The only good thing that comes from the east is the sun.
The palest ink is better than the best memory.
The pine stays green in winter...Wisdom in hardship.
I survived Monday’s lecture but training was tough that day. We all did sets of 4 instead of the usual 3, have a feeling that it will kind of become like that permanently. I don’t mind, considering the fact that IVP is coming up early next year and that this year is zooming past like a freight train.
I had wanted to sleep early but I ended up reading fan-fictions and heh… it kinda rolled onto Tuesday…
Got to school very early on Tuesday and spent time talking to Ying Xian and Cheryl and other people before the start if the OT lecture.
Lunch followed by POA, which saw me nodding off (again!)
Yang Mui had the fortune of catching me knock out… argh~
Thank God I managed to stay awake after the break… sian lor… have to jia bei nu li for that subject … might as well skip all the classes and read the notes on my own… if I keep falling asleep in class, what is the point of being there in the first place?!
-starts tearing hair out-
Went to see the auditions for the Talentime with Yang Mui and a host of other people, had to leave early in order to get home for dinner and to cell group in time.
Wearing contacts for a whole day can and is very tiring on the eyes. Half my eyes were red on Monday when I took them out at home; thankfully it was not that bad yesterday.
Just wondering:
If I were to sign up to sing in the talentime, what song(s) would I sing?
Can I even sing in the first place?
I sing best when I am in church, so I guess that would be an indication that I am not exactly fit for singing in public… hahaha
-wonders for a while-
I guess I would sing ‘Fallen’… its been running through my head for ages anyway so might as well get it out of my system right?
-hysterical laughter-
Den again, talentime is usually made up of nothing but Chinese songs and I suck at Chinese… haha… my memory bank for Chinese songs are limited to Jay, David Tao, S.H.E and maybe some other artists but I can never remember their names or the titles of the songs… hahah … I just know partial lyrics when I hear the tunes on the radio…
-more hysterical laughter-
I’ve always had a soft spot for ‘The Nutcracker ’and‘Swan Lake.
Be it the ballets, the stories or the movies.
Ah, the power of beautiful stories and music combined.
‘Carol of Bells’ is another song which I adore.
I went to Orlando, Florida, in 1999 with TKM and other teachers from my primary school. During that time, Disney World was having the Millennium and Christmas celebrations at the same time. It was a spectacular occasion and wonderful time to be there.
On one of the nights, it was very cold, I whimsically thought that it would snow; I was dreaming obviously… there was a rather odd instrument on the stage. It was built like a piano but with bells of various sizes replacing the strings. The guy who was going to play gave a short introduction about the origins of the thing and then went on to play ‘Carol of Bells’.
The feeling of being there and listening to that song is a once in a life experience.
Maybe, if I am fortunate enough, I will be able to go back there one day… maybe… maybe…
Some cuts go so deep that even the most experienced doctor can not help with the healing.
Time wounds all heals.
How true.
Cheers!
^-^
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