Easter, oh easter!
Things I'm looking forward to this Easter vacation:
1. Edinburgh with Shin Ee, Alvin and Alan. Scottish highlands tour!
2. A posh Thai dinner at Blue Elephant with Melissa, a whopping one hundred pounds worth of, I quote from the restaurant tagline, 'Royal Thai Cuisine'! This time I don't have to stinge on dessert, what rapture! Sorry la but can let me show off a bit for once?? Hehe. (= Oh and did I mention that it's F-R-E-E free? Atta is such a dear. Khob khun ka! (=
3. More Thai food at the very quaint Churchill Arms with Grace and co. to mark the end of a very long Spring Term, and the start of Easter!
4. A trip to Oriental City for Malaysian food, perhaps?
5. Finish reading Oscar and Lucinda
6. Some precious personal piano time now that MNite is no longer eating up all my Blyth centre slots
7. Leaver's Farewell Picnic at Hyde Park - bring on the sunshine and blue skies and green grass!
8. Immersing myself in Pandora day and night... hehe. All thanks to Jenny..
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9. Try out Nyonya at Notting Hill Gate - Mel and I walk past it every single Sunday on the way to church, and every single Sunday we tell ourselves we MUST eat there one day... And now the time has finally come... muahahaha
10. More food and hanging out with Amal, Isya and Azween at the 24-hour Tinseltown (gosh, so many of my plans revolve around food!)
Ahhhh. Now that I've listed out all the things I can look forward to, life isn't all that dreadful and bleak anymore. *wide grin* Lol, very therapeutic, I must say. But meanwhile, I must get back to Paragon and my Control project... timeconstantpbandintegraltimebodeanalysisrelativegainarrayyadayadayada
1. Edinburgh with Shin Ee, Alvin and Alan. Scottish highlands tour!
2. A posh Thai dinner at Blue Elephant with Melissa, a whopping one hundred pounds worth of, I quote from the restaurant tagline, 'Royal Thai Cuisine'! This time I don't have to stinge on dessert, what rapture! Sorry la but can let me show off a bit for once?? Hehe. (= Oh and did I mention that it's F-R-E-E free? Atta is such a dear. Khob khun ka! (=
3. More Thai food at the very quaint Churchill Arms with Grace and co. to mark the end of a very long Spring Term, and the start of Easter!
4. A trip to Oriental City for Malaysian food, perhaps?
5. Finish reading Oscar and Lucinda
6. Some precious personal piano time now that MNite is no longer eating up all my Blyth centre slots
7. Leaver's Farewell Picnic at Hyde Park - bring on the sunshine and blue skies and green grass!
8. Immersing myself in Pandora day and night... hehe. All thanks to Jenny..
[Edit]
9. Try out Nyonya at Notting Hill Gate - Mel and I walk past it every single Sunday on the way to church, and every single Sunday we tell ourselves we MUST eat there one day... And now the time has finally come... muahahaha
10. More food and hanging out with Amal, Isya and Azween at the 24-hour Tinseltown (gosh, so many of my plans revolve around food!)
Ahhhh. Now that I've listed out all the things I can look forward to, life isn't all that dreadful and bleak anymore. *wide grin* Lol, very therapeutic, I must say. But meanwhile, I must get back to Paragon and my Control project... timeconstantpbandintegraltimebodeanalysisrelativegainarrayyadayadayada
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posted by may at 2:15 AM
7 Comments:
heheheh... who needs radio and new music when one has pandora!! :D *rubs hands with glee* Yehh!!
but pandora doesn't have an annoying dj which we all can laugh at =P
and no retarded mushy dedication messages for our amusement...
jenny: you said it, girl!! pandora is awesome... now i have nice music to listen to while doing work in my department computer lab (=
anon: haha i must say, u do have a point there.. lol. what's your fave radio station on pandora at the mo? (=
i dont listen to pandora anymore, the last time was probably when 486 machines were still in operation...
but i did check out the alternative rock music selection since im a big rock fan but i wasnt impressed, to be honest.
really? hmm well i don't listen to the rock selection on pandora so i cant say. their funk, soul and jazz selections are really good though!
i can imagine... jazz, soul or funk songs are very similar so if you like one, chances are you'll like the rest:P
for me, i normally like songs from a particular band, not because they're from the same genre
yeah actually that's quite true, lol. i guess pandora works best if you like a particular genre instead of a particular artist. but of course there will still be the occassional sucky ones which thankfully can be eliminated (=
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