its 2011 peeps :)
im spending my first day with my girl ~
dont know how long else i could spend with her though .
well , dint get to call her at 12 sharp .
nevertheless , i called her , texted her and wished her first ^^


dont look back in anger !
2010 is just a lesson and example we should all improve on from .
kao . all my both brothers so far . not that far la . i should say . costly to visit ! hahha .
one in hongkong , the other in indo . i may even fly to aussie or newzealand .
eff it la , i wanted hongkong best ! heheh .


gonna fetch him back with my girl !!
his dad , my sister and sister in law . i have a complaint queen sister .
she always say that my gradon is so small cause im fat :(
but i can play baseball with it lei?? wahahahahahahaha !! joke joke~
gonna be a good good night !
met shawn weilun ivan and his girl ytd :)
wei lun say the walker's do play : the time and G6!!
wooooooooooooooooooooooo~


how to write personal statement

Questions to ask yourself before you write:

• What's special, unique, distinctive, and/or impressive about you or your life story?
• What details of your life (personal or family problems, history, people or events that have shaped you or influenced your goals) might help the committee better understand you or help set you apart from other applicants?
• When did you become interested in this field and what have you learned about it (and about yourself) that has further stimulated your interest and reinforced your conviction that you are well suited to this field? What insights have you gained?
• How have you learned about this field—through classes, readings, seminars, work or other experiences, or conversations with people already in the field?
• If you have worked a lot during your college years, what have you learned (leadership or managerial skills, for example), and how has that work contributed to your growth?
• What are your career goals?
• Are there any gaps or discrepancies in your academic record that you should explain (great grades but mediocre LSAT or GRE scores, for example, or a distinct upward pattern to your GPA if it was only average in the beginning)?
• Have you had to overcome any unusual obstacles or hardships (for example, economic, familial, or physical) in your life?
• What personal characteristics (for example, integrity, compassion, and/or persistence) do you possess that would improve your prospects for success in the field or profession? Is there a way to demonstrate or document that you have these characteristics?
• What skills (for example, leadership, communicative, analytical) do you possess?
• Why might you be a stronger candidate for graduate school—and more successful and effective in the profession or field than other applicants?
• What are the most compelling reasons you can give for the admissions committee to be interested in you?

General advice

Answer the questions that are asked

• If you are applying to several schools, you may find questions in each application that are somewhat similar.
• Don't be tempted to use the same statement for all applications. It is important to answer each question being asked, and if slightly different answers are needed, you should write separate statements. In every case, be sure your answer fits the question being asked.

Tell a story

• Think in terms of showing or demonstrating through concrete experience. One of the worst things you can do is to bore the admissions committee. If your statement is fresh, lively, and different, you'll be putting yourself ahead of the pack. If you distinguish yourself through your story, you will make yourself memorable.

Be specific

• Don't, for example, state that you would make an excellent doctor unless you can back it up with specific reasons. Your desire to become a lawyer, engineer, or whatever should be logical, the result of specific experience that is described in your statement. Your application should emerge as the logical conclusion to your story.

Find an angle

• If you're like most people, your life story lacks drama, so figuring out a way to make it interesting becomes the big challenge. Finding an angle or a "hook" is vital.

Concentrate on your opening paragraph

• The lead or opening paragraph is generally the most important. It is here that you grab the reader's attention or lose it. This paragraph becomes the framework for the rest of the statement.

Tell what you know

• The middle section of your essay might detail your interest and experience in your particular field, as well as some of your knowledge of the field. Too many people graduate with little or no knowledge of the nuts and bolts of the profession or field they hope to enter. Be as specific as you can in relating what you know about the field and use the language professionals use in conveying this information. Refer to experiences (work, research, etc.), classes, conversations with people in the field, books you've read, seminars you've attended, or any other source of specific information about the career you want and why you're suited to it. Since you will have to select what you include in your statement, the choices you make are often an indication of your judgment.

Don't include some subjects

• There are certain things best left out of personal statements. For example, references to experiences or accomplishments in high school or earlier are generally not a good idea. Don't mention potentially controversial subjects (for example, controversial religious or political issues).

Do some research, if needed

• If a school wants to know why you're applying to it rather than another school, do some research to find out what sets your choice apart from other universities or programs. If the school setting would provide an important geographical or cultural change for you, this might be a factor to mention.

Write well and correctly

• Be meticulous. Type and proofread your essay very carefully. Many admissions officers say that good written skills and command of correct use of language are important to them as they read these statements. Express yourself clearly and concisely. Adhere to stated word limits.

im leaving yishun house already ...
tmr gonna be my last day .
and tonight is my last night .
the most painful part is to leave it empty and go somewhere else .
10 years i've been here .
many were with me .

steamboat . chrismas . stayover . mahjong .
mum-not-around parties . birthdays .
they were all wonderfull memories .
the fonder ones would be during my birthday period . early march .
and the few months that mum wasnt around .
they're really good man .

although many things can be shifted anywhere .
its the memories that you would bring along the most .
your bed . your pillow . your bolster . your blanket . and the air in the house .

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iALMJWLLFqI&feature=related

dedicate this song for the memories . bow .

Three sentences for getting SUCCESS:

know more than other,

work more than other,

expect less than other.. (William Shakesphere)

http://www.temasekreview.com/2010/12/01/wikileaks-singapore%E2%80%99s-lee-rates-china%E2%80%99s-leaders/

dont arrest me for this , fingers crossed .
i've been reading wierd articles since this morning .

http://strangeworldofmystery.blogspot.com/search/label/The%2010%20Most%20Intriguing%20Mysteries%20of%20Lost%20Civilizations

may be its my cup of tea .
to be extra ordinary?
yea . imma drink ocha with wasabi . just kidding .


i heard from jlo and slei .
US were the first to land on moon . was a fluke .
it was my mother who landed first :)
the whole thing was a set up .


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moon_landing_conspiracy_theories

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bill_Kaysing


these information are damn cool la !!!
which truly enough .
we dont have economic crisis at least after 10 years ago?
why havent any country boasts about their 2nd footstep there?

chinese stories about chang er and white rabbit is more plausible?
hah! what a joke !
i'm wearing meteors . thats like effing futher away than moon??
boooooooooooooooooo