Today I had the feeling in my stomach again. Either something's wrong or something's going to be wrong. My feeling is always right, I just need to be more informed of the things going on around me and I'd be able to predict stuff already.

Around noon went for a massage. It was alright but I really prefer the back and shoulder massage at Changi Airport. The lady who did the massage for me was quite gentle, so now my shoulders are still aching badly. After that mummy and I went to walk around ION, but it was a total shopping trip failure cause didn't get anything at all. Then met up with my sister who took a bus down to meet us from school. Bought tickets for Vampires Suck and then walked to Tangs for a while. I finally laid my hands on a Lomo Diana. Now in a dilemma whether to get Diana Mini or Diana. Diana Mini is more expensive and the Splitzer cannot be attached to it, but it uses 35mm film. Diana on the other hand is cheaper BUT it requires 120mm film, which makes it more costly and difficult to develop. So if I buy the adaptor, which is going to set me back another 20 to 30 dollars, it would already be more expensive than the Diana Mini. Plus the whole point of getting a Diana is so I can attach the Splitzer but that's another 25 bucks. So. I really don't know which to get but I'm really leaning more towards Diana Mini now. And since the shutter speed is custom, I guess I don't really want to get a flash (which I think cannot be attached to Diana Mini anyway). Oh, decisions, decisions.

On another note, I just want to talk about parent-child relationships. These must be one of the hardest relationships to maintain, yet they last long and strong. Just one point: parents sometimes fail to realise that they aren't the only ones who can feel disappointment in their kids; kids also feel disappointed by their parents sometimes. Reflect on that.

On another more academic note, I feel the work piling up already. Actually there isn't much to do, just that everything is so disorganised and put on the internet and has to be done on the computer I just hate it. What happened to old-fashioned written work? Hate technology. Double-edged sword.

P.S. The Black Sesame ice cream from Pepper Lunch is really good.


P.P.S. Just checked my blog stats, and apparently there are people in Canada and America reading this. Okay.