my homeland...memories

i played pool today. =) it was fun. now i'm bushed.

cass was so good! haha.. my partner!
ivan was even better. smooth shots and everything. wow~ no surprise he even hit in the last black ball of the day.

i'm just starting to find smses tad bit annoying. i love my phone. but when too many smses start coming in (*at the same time) .. argh. i get all disorganised and miss replying to some people. sorry to all those that i didn't reply or forgot to get back to. really sorry. i have no idea why i'm horded with msges this month. the nonsensicalism of things. oh welll...

singapore gaga.
i'm so glad i finally went to watch it. makes me love my country even more. maybe we shld do more of this kinda thing. speaking of which, i've realised that ever since i got started on this new film, chinese seem more beautiful. and it also makes me wanna continue learning my dialect (yes, i've neglected it many times). and singapore gaga revealed about this dying language. personally, i've been in singapore for about half my lifetime (so far). and missed many opportunities to learn my dialect 'naturally' from family,relatives, grannies...
i once talked to the cleaning aunty from my hall in ntu. i asked her to teach me dialect when i was ironing my clothes. she said that i'm still young, and i can learn it slowly (* in dialect..haha) i didn't learn much though. and i miss her now that i've left hall. she's such a cute aunty.
well, i still wanna learn it soon enough for me to talk to my granny... its really nice to know that many of my friends have such close ties to their grannies. i was overseas for so long, and i feel that i've missed the 'moments' of building good relationships with them when i was younger. (*hmm.. the downside of living abroad?) now that i'm older ( and so are they), things don't get any easier.

i remember when i was visiting singapore. i was always always amused when i hear people speaking chinese at changi airport. i get this 'wake up' sensation in my nerves and my brain. dunno how to describe it. but its a special feeling. its like an: oh ya, i'm supposed to belong here, kinda feeling. no more english in all sorts of british, american,thai accents and thai wordings all over the place. countries do feel and sound different though they may look similar.

hmm...

twitch.

memories.

*sigh*

i love thailand.
amazing thailand. =)