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From 2003 to 2018

So, hi. Wow. I will admit that I thought the place was razed to the ground years back, and became nothing more than a childhood memory.   I was still technically a youth when I was last here. I was a child when I first joined this place - a very vivid memory of me asking my mother for permission to join the Internet in a world of Bionicle that I learned from a Flash game of Takua.   To add to the feels of polishing off cobwebs, a lot of my old content was gone. I found a message in my Inbox as

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Where Do We Go From Here?

It's gone. (For good?)     This was a tricky thing to start and maintain. HH said (in the very last post) that keeping this thing alive was an extreme amount of work. I'm not kidding, it's a lot of work, and drawn out over a long period of time.   Still, I'm really happy the idea made it so far. A newb in the Epics forum started the idea, then Twenty-Two took the helm while I was co-pilot, and now me. I wonder who's next, because I have the gut feeling that someone will pick it up and try it

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Twinkie

My first Twinkie. Ever.   First few seconds of that first bite: Ooo, cake!!!   The next few seconds: TOO SWEET! DX     And I finished it.   -<dd>

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Geek Girl Mode!

My 5 year old MacBook Pro died on me in class - worst time to lose your files.   After getting a hard disk dock, torx and Phillips screwdrivers and spudger on speed delivery, I disassembled the MBP, got my HDD out, and cloned the disk to a new external hard disk.   I put the MBP back together successfully (mumbling to myself on what a fine job I did), brought it to the Apple Store and they took it away without much of a glance-over to check if anything looked fishy.   And now I got the gear

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Back In Beantown!

Guess who's back in Boston?   The flights I took to get here were crazy! Screaming babies, jutting elbows, and that neckache from sleeping without reclining (I don't like to squish others behind me, if I can help it) is hurting a little bit. However, and most surprisingly, where's the jet lag?   *faint*   -<dd>

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Nosebleeeeeeeeeed

Well, that's one way, out of many many ways, to fix a nosebleed.   I was a chronic nose-bleeder when I was young. It's the kind that leaks all the way down and doesn't go away until half an hour later, with treatment of course.   My grandmother firmly follows the method of letting the bleeding one lie down, with a ice-cold wet towel placed on the forehead as treatment. I remember the feeling of something going down the back of my throat during this lie-down, and I hated that feeling. It was ve

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Foodie Rant

Ramen for dinner.   Pork bone soup for breakfast.   A normal foodcourt lunch.   The foodie in me will undergo severe taming. XD   -<dd>

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There's Wise Progress

Nasty facts about dental surgery:   1) I now face a 2% risk of permanent (possibly partial) numbness to the right side of my lip and jaw if I go through this. 2) I also face a 0.1% risk of permanent (most likely partial) numbness to the right side of my tongue if I go through this. 3) The dental surgeon realized that I'm one of those kids who hasn't done any major dental surgery before. He suggests sedation. 4) And I don't mind the idea. It's 1 needle on my hand versus 4 needles in my mouth

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Who Is Toa Varian?

» Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... «He's King Varian Wrynn from World of Warcraft! In Toa form!  Is it OK if you find characters with the same name, but in different realities/fandoms/worlds?   I personally think it's fine. Even the music industry finds it OK - google for a song called 'Call Me', or 'Heaven', or really generic titles. You'll find TONS. The industry says that, if you want to argue about copyright, it's that the idea of the song - melody, lyrics, arrangement - are

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Happpyyy!

Hohoho, what has taken a hold of me the past few posts? It looks like I'm on a Sad Keanu roll, but it seriously is depressing. XD   Right, time to plaster a huge smile on my face and be HAPPPYYY!!! And I kid you not, I'm mostly sugar and spice all the time, not Ms. Josey Raincloud.     I've met a share of people who seem to have immovable smiles. They're what I call 'sunshine boys and girls', and I'll throw in laughter - very strong and addictive laughter - in for good measure. How they get

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Is This An Accident?

A while back, I blogged about my late grandmother's passing. Sympathies all around.   Now share with me the rage!   My mum finally broke it to us - my grandmother died of complications from the speech therapist. She insisted that it'd be fine that my grandmother spoke, her head tilted backwards. Well, water rushed into her lungs due to that treatment and led to a high fever. In fear of her fever my mum starved my grandmother, complications arose and then she died. Of that. Not of her cancer. S

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Please Share Some Wisdom...

I have a rather bad dental problem. After wearing head-gear, braces, and now retainers, the wisdom teeth have come in. The least I can say is that one came out right. The rest came out, well, wrong. Wisdom on the Upper Left came out perfectly natural, matching with the rest of my teeth. Upper Right is half-in half-out, and no intention of moving out anymore except there. Bottom Left is half-tooth half-gum, meaning that gum infection's likely going to make my jaw hurt like mad, and Bottom Right i

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The Day I Turned 2-1

I'm finally old enough to drink in America. But that's not important - I don't like drinking anyway. Birthday was a little meh, until I had dinner out and romped around town with my boyfriend, taking in the sights and sounds of the places my previous age wouldn't have let me close to. Now I realize it's not as much a hoot as others make it, so I'm happy, curiosity satisfied, and amused by a techno-didgeridoo player busking on a bridge.   As for birthday thoughts, there's just one reflection I

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Brickfair 2010.... I'm...

NOT going.   Reason being: I don't think many people would like to fly out of the country for a week or so and fly back, costing more than your regular arm and leg, and you know that there will be cheaper and better options if you wait till next year. I'll be sticking around for Summer in Berklee next year, which means I'll stick around in America, and that means BrickFair 2011 is a much much higher possibility.       Right now, I'm back home in Singapore, for about a month now. 2 more months

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Feel The <3

Feel the <3 yet?     Happy Valentine's Day! (Though everyday should be Valentine's day, for you and your special one. )   -<dd>

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Snow Falling

It was after the Video Game Orchestra at the Berklee Performance Centre that I stepped out into it. Nothing had prepared me for it. If you could believe it, not even the weather forecast foretold the coming of the chilly phenomenon that stirred outside.   Snow! More specifically, falling snow! And torrents of falling snow, with the ground already icing over from the falling precipitation. There were people around me cursing and swearing at the new wet obstacle they faced, some people were going

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I Blew It.

Guys, I blew it.   I killed my microwave!   It started with a burning cookie. I managed to warm it up the last time till it was soft and chewy, I still have no idea why that cookie smoked so much. I smelt the burning smell, turned around, and saw smoke in my dorm room.   Cursing and swearing, I turned the timer off, opened the microwave (to more smoke), and disposed the cookie down the toilet bowl (attached bathroom, neh). I stuffed my jackets in the door gap to keep the smoke in so no one wo

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Crazy Piano Teacher

The piano players here can attest: There are some really nutty piano teachers out there. You get them, or you don't. It's a matter of luck for some.   And let me tell you that I was, and am, a very lucky piano student.   My first horror teacher was when my mother decided to drop her twins off in piano class. I can't remember for the life of me when did I turn to my mum, with the sweet innocent 4 year old face I had then, and say something that went 'Mummy, piano! Piano!' or 'I piano!' or anyth

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Midterms

Will be back next Tuesday.   If I survive these papers. No one said that reviewing the history of video games included a TEST about it! D:   -<dd>

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Autumn Leaves

It's time to take a break from all the schoolwork, because fall is here! And I've never seen fall before, at least in its presence. I may have written about it a long time ago, but it's so much better to be there and experiencing it in person.   (Note: I made the pictures tiny, because I worried about bandwidth.)       Welcome to the Boston Common. This is Boston's biggest park, and the trees were just starting to turn red and yellow. This is a late fall, but still fall nonetheless. And

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