Thursday, December 10, 2009

Damn! STOP IT!

I'm trying to do my report and can that idiot somewhere in Ewings STOP THAT MUSIC! 


I don't mind if you play classical music that loud but not that stupid irritating retarded sickening repetitive 'tut tut tut tut tut tut' beat!

Wednesday, December 09, 2009

I love 宫心计

一首我每次听都有感动的歌:
 

   

    
    红风车 转一转吧 福来我家
    求丰收 雨点降下 花儿别怕
    红花开 笑一笑吧 福来我家
  云飘飘 听风说话 娃儿别怕
  月缺月满顺时 下雨下雪听天
  念卦像风筝不见面 有著线牵
  红风车 转一转吧 福来我家
  如分开 雨点降下 娃儿别怕
  路近路远未明 念挂著我看星
  愿带著你路 风似静 变幻看清
  红风车 转一转吧 福来我家
  如分开 雨点降下 娃儿别怕
  爹娘念挂
  红风车 转一转吧 福来我家
  如分开 雨点降下 娃儿别怕

Tuesday, December 08, 2009

Tuesday

I have no idea what happened to me today. From morning till evening I had always thought that today was Wednesday. But luckily somehow I brought the correct materials to lectures. Phew....





I think I am kind of lucky today. In the morning, I went out to the bus stop quite late but those people who went out way before I did were still at the bus stop. A tight packed bus came and stopped way ahead of the bus stop and I decided to try my luck and I managed to get on the bus!


After the SFS quiz at 11am, I went to the city centre. I consider today's shopping was my greatest achievement as dear and I only went for half an hour and we bought something! Normally I will just shop around for hours and eventually not get anything at all.


Thermodynamics lecture at 12pm. I am already in a holiday mood. But seriously this is the first time in thermodynamics lecture I could understand up to 90% and answer some of the genius Leo Lue's questions! Finally! I suppose everyone else, if not, most of the people could understand today's lecture too as this was the second time he talked about Raoult's law. Sigh, nothing for me to be proud of. 

I know I have a report due next Monday which may count for 50% for the module and I haven't even started on the report. Not a single word!! I guess I would have to pull all-nighters this week.


Holiday is approaching... then EXAM! How have I been coping with the stress all these while? 





Yeap, exactly..

Sunday, December 06, 2009

I don't love cats

I don't like cats. But this kitten is so cute and adorable:



And this man is even cuter:




Saturday, November 21, 2009

Where are you?

Where are you,
my beloved winter?






My cold cold winter,
seems like you're late this year,
or were you early last year?









Please bring more snow to Manchester this year,
and stop the rain, 
so that I will love you even more.



I love Christmas,
and Jesus Christ.





Thursday, November 19, 2009

Platt Fields Park


Took a few pictures before and after the MLP in Platt Fields Park.


Hush Puppy going jogging


the rare blue sky of Manchester





Dear and I


autumn tree


Candy, Wani and I.  I look fat here.


I think these are geese (exlcuding the two black ones)



Sunset

Jingle Bell Rocks

Is time passing fast or slow for me? Sometimes I feel that it is going really fast as I have never started doing my tutorial since the first day of second year. I did some, of course, only during tutorial sessions. Actually, I think I have started telling myself that since my first year and my learning attitude has not changed still.


When does time pass slowly then? I am craving for holidays. Christmas holiday seems so far far away. I am looking forward to Easter holiday, then summer holiday. Then Christmas holiday again and so on. I am craving for a shopping binge, craving for travelling...


The weather in Manchester is getting really annoying and frustrating. It rains nearly every day and this year, it rained more heavily.When you complain about it, people will tell you 'Hey come on, what do you expect? It's freaking Manchester!' 

Ya, what the heck. Manchester, so what? It's just another piece of land on earth! I had enough of washing my winter boots after walking on those soggy fallen autumn leaves and mud. Haih, how I wish I have a car here. Things will be so much easier. 

But, instead of a car, I got myself a mushroom..........





mushroom... umbrella*


Thanks to it for sheltering me well and not flipping over to be a satellite disc.  



If you are thinking of earning some extra money, I would seriously recommend you to sell umbrellas with two reasons:


First, it's Manchester!

(that rains a lot)


Second, it's Manchester!                                                

(that rains a lot with strong winds flipping your umbrella over and often spoiling it)




It is getting colder and colder. Dusk creeps in at about 4pm. It is sometimes upsetting to see it dark outside as it is the usual time for me to go out to the city. Who would want to go out when the sky is dark and wait for the freaking bus 50 outside when it is freezing cold? Try shopping in a big fridge if you want. Wait! I should say, a big fridge that rains!


Oh well, I still love winter *embracing winter with love*

Wednesday, November 11, 2009

What do you think?

BBC Radio 4's Crossing Continents travelled to Malaysia to explore the divide among races and spoke to the new generation of Malaysians pushing for more equality after decades of a system of racial preferences.



 


 


I wonder why there is such a huge difference in the opinions from the above two Malays. As for me, race is not an issue at all in everything. I am really glad to have a few lovely good Malay friends in Manchester. They showed to me that we are always one big family, really. But why on earth is there still Malays that think like the guy above? However, the girl is just fabulous, she is open-minded, looks knowledgeable.. She's great, just like my fellow Malay friends in Manchester!



What do you think?

Sunday, November 08, 2009

A story to share~

I got this forwarded mail:-

Just like the story of the ugly duckling.

Once upon a time,
a mother duck found two ugly ducklings amongst her babies.
Both the ugly ducklings did not look quite the same,
to her babies as well as to each other.

As time passes by,
one of the ugly duckling grew up to be a beautiful graceful swan,
swimming elegantly in the pond.
The other grew up to be an eagle,
stretching his wings flying proudly up high in the sky.

The flock of ducks was jealous and green-eyed,
they could not swim as elegantly,
and fly as high.
The bitterness in their heart made them
tried so hard to think of ways to bring the swan and eagle down.

The swan wanted to go back to her swan country- The Swanna,
so as the eagle wanted to return to where she belonged, The Eaglia.

Sadly, the Swannese did not accept the swan as part of them,
and the Eaglian did the same to the poor eagle.
Of course,
by nationality,
they were Duckians,
but they were just not ducks!!

However,
if they changed their name according to the Duck country's system,
they would be accepted as ducks.

What should they do?

*I make no comment to this.

I'm lazy to think of a title

I always choose to blog at the times when I am busiest. Right now, I am doing my PRO/II report.


PRO/II...... yeah...... for Pro's.. (like me... that ends up burning midnight oil)


PRO/II is a programme we use to simulate chemical reactions, instead of carrying out the real experiments. I actually prefer real experiments, it's more fun, sometimes...only....  as most of the time, we only look at thermometers, pressure gauge, barometers, steam, condensate... and record, but not what is happening inside the vessel. So, there's actually no difference between doing PRO/II and doing experiments. PRO/II is of course better.. there are really really really simple schematic pictures to see such as reactors, valves, separation column, but you have to put different things together like puzzle to make it work, and to key in the correct data. Or else it will be ALL RED!! A big patch of eye-catching RED REACTORS, PIPES, WHATEVER YOU HAVE ON THE SCREEN! And the demonstrator will stare at your screen like your reactor is really really really really going to EXPLODE!!







Now, I am looking at the stripper. To be more precise, the stripping section. I am trying to understand how a stripper works. 


Back to doing my report~

PS: Stripper is the blue round thing at the bottom right~ and stripping section is the section of the column between the stripper and the arrow that comes in from the left.~

Sunday, October 25, 2009

Saturday, October 24, 2009

I'm ill

Non-stop coughing and sneezing have made me so depressed these few days. Well, (luckily) I'm not the only one who is sick. *quite happy* Thousands of people (I suppose) in the university are ill. Seriously.. No kidding!! During lectures, sounds of coughing and sneezing from every corner are quite annoying.. So, I tried my best not to cough nor sneeze.  Literally everywhere in the university you can hear people coughing or sneezing. Haha.


Anyway, I will still be going to Lake District this morning.Yea, I mean 'this morning'. I should be sleeping now as I have to wake up at 5.30am later or else I will miss the coach. But, my clothes are still in the tumble dryer, and I am still looking for a new look for my blog. Also, I think I am feeling somehow over-excited thinking about going to Lake District. So I can't sleep... Hehe.


That's student life.. isn't it? (well, I know many will not agree with me!)

Tuesday, October 20, 2009

Bi Bi Bo Bo Bi Bo Bo~

I'm back from Liverpool!
Sadly, I caught a cold,
something that has never happened to me in Malaysia (obviously),
I have only 'caught the heat'. 



In Malaysia,
'What kind of stupid weather is this?'
'Why isn't there any wind?!!'
'How I wish I am in UK.'




In UK,
'Shit, stupid strong wind when it's raining?!!'

'AAAA CHEEWWW!!!'




Please.. I want to recover as soon as possible! Please!
I am really desperate to go to Lake District this coming Saturday. Another busy weekend~

Friday, October 16, 2009

Whilst I should be doing tutorial

I miss my family!! Dad, Mum, sisters and especially my nephew!!

I have not been sleeping earlier than 12am everyday since I arrived in Manchester. I feel so tired everyday but just fail to get over it everytime. I told myself many many times that I should really get a good rest and do my tutorials, but... I guess it's just because I am Flora...

Life has been great in Manchester. I have already been to two places since I got back to Manchester. Cheshire Oak for shopping trip and Pleasure Beach Blackpool. Blackpool is supposed to be a theme park outing but it just wasn't one for the non-thrill-seeker like me. So I ended up carrying bags and taking photos. I am proud to admit that I hate roller coaster rides and anything to do with speed and 'swinging your head up and down and left and right'. I really would not mind waiting and carrying bags and taking photos. It feels much better.

But, at least, I did one thing, the only thing I always do in theme parks, - going on the merry-go-round. I guess that is the only thing that fascinates me. The carousel was huge!! And the horses were moving faster than any other I have ever seen. I nearly retreated. Thanks to my dear for encouraging me and I really enjoyed it. What's wrong with me with rides??? (photos will be uploaded soon)

Straight after Blackpool trip, May June came to visit us. We missed each other too much and talked until midnight everyday and of course, I didn't get enough rest again. Anyway, it's great meeting up with her again. I really miss those days when she was still in Manchester, in Dalton Ellis Hall, with Jessica.

Dear and I are going to Liverpool tomorrow!! Going to stay over at May June's place and spend our weekend there. Life's great with good friends, forever.

Monday, October 05, 2009

Loving It

First of all,
I would really like to thank my parents.













Secondly, 
I want to thank Gucci.














But most of all, 
thank you so much my beloved dear, 
for surprising me with it.































I got the perfumed lotion as a free gift. And I really love the bag. And of course, the perfume! 

Thursday, October 01, 2009

A New Year, A New Semester

I'm back in Manchester! I'm loving the weather here, loving the university's internet speed, loving some of my lovely coursemates, loving the life going back to uni learning new things... Most importantly, I love the fact that I can see my dearest everyday, talk to him and go shopping together, especially after the three months of being apart.

The first day of uni was all right, apart from waiting for the bloody stagecoach bus that came so late which made me had to run all the way from the bus stop where I got off at to Renold Building. What made it much worse is that it was drizzling!

And so, I did not take the bus on the second day and third day. Instead I walked to the campus which took me about half an hour. While walking, I felt like those little kids anticipating to go to school. The chilly weather made it so much better to walk. The feeling is quite good actually and I enjoyed it. Imagine walking in Malaysia for half an hour! Also, I get to tone my legs!! I have to get rid of the fat I gained when I was back in Miri after eating so much Mum's cooking.

No lectures for the first two days, instead we attended the Career and Professional Development Programme where managers and staffs from several big companies such as BP, Solvay, Cargill and Sabic International came in to give us talks and trainings on how to write good CV's, covering letter, how to perform well during interviews, assessment centres and make good presentations. No doubt our university's career service has won the best uni career service award in the whole UK for five consecutive years! I have heard about how good they were before coming here, and they really are!

I got a few freebies from the programme:-



Rainbow spring from Sabic



H2O powered clock from BP, no electricity, no battery


just add water into the two transparent containers


got this prize from BP for getting first class! I have to keep it up!

Bought something which I think is special:


From now on, I can cook perfect half boiled egg!

I went to the city centre and saw policewomen on horses. Even though it's not the first time I see police riding horses, I still felt excited! So the 'sakai' me took a few pictures of them. The horses were big!


policewomen this time





But there are always horse poops around! So be careful when walking.

That's all. Bye. Off to uni now!

Friday, September 18, 2009

Malaysia in Formula One

What? Malaysia in Formula One? Yeah... (with a sinister laugh)

Malaysia is joining F1 after BMW and Honda decided to pull out. Can we compete with Ferrari and Renault?
I bet you know the answer. I bet Malaysia is proud with her Si Kancil and Si Saga.

This is adopted from MSN news about what Malaysians think about it.


_______________________________________________________________________________



Loh Ving Sung from Kuala Lumpur (F1 fan)
I think it's a bad idea. First off, I think it's a waste of money. We have millions to spend on an F1 car, why not use it to develp better QC for our national cars? Lets focus on our national cars first, and then maybe we can do something with the F1 car. Besides, aren't we joining to lose?

Basil from Subang Jaya (Ferrari fan)
Malaysia needs to be prudent in spending and be more responsible if they want to achieve the 1 Malaysia plan. How do they do that in wasting millions in motor racing? Billions of ringgits are wasted on egoistic show-offs like space travels, unnecessary government expenditures and now f1 motor racing. Why don’t they use the money to subsidize fuel, develop slum areas, reduce poverty, provide better medical assistance, upgrade the police agencies and other country development programs instead of wasting tax-payers money on frivolous personal glory.
The economy is struggling, the poverty level is still very high, the petrol crisis is still not resolved....food prices are soaring, and Malaysia spends millions on motor racing while others are pulling out and cutting down.

Patrick from Kuala Lumpur (Sauber fan)
I think it’s a large waste of tax payer’s money, especially since the money can be use to save lives in some third world country. There’s no need to go out of Malaysia even, amongst ourselves, we can do a lot to help. So why waste billions of dollars on something they want to be the first at?
Angie from Subang Jaya (Renault fan)
Instead of spending billions on something we don’t direly need, how about we try cleaning up the slums for a chance? If Singapore can do it, why can’t Malaysians?

Bonita from Kuchai Lama (Ferrari fan)
First helicopters, then submarines and now an F1 team? How people draft plans to consume billions so fast nowadays seem so predictable.
Is an F1 team so important to us now? Billions go down the drain, and even well-performing teams find it difficult to maintain the team, find sponsors and survive in the tournament year after year.
How do you think this team is going to fare?
We in Malaysia have bigger things to invest on and prove to the world. A better education system is a good example. How do our universities rank in the world, or at the very least, Southeast Asia?
The people who are pushing for this project are either not far-sighted enough or they have their own personal agendas in mind.

Greg from Kepong (Ferrari fan)
Leave out the economic situation, I think it’s about time we entered. We’ve got our own circuit, some of the best facilities in Sepang, and it gives our Malaysian’s a chance to show what they can do in front of the whole world.

Leena from Damansara (McLaren fan)
It doesn’t seem to me like it’s anything grand to have your own F1 team. Especially since the country is facing some of its darkest hours these days. We really ought to be focusing our attention elsewhere.

Christina from Ampang (McLaren fan)
I think it’s one of the best things for us right now. If you want to talk about uniting Malaysians, putting a Formula One car on the grid would do much better than any 1Malaysia campaign. Imagine the fans at our own track next year when F1 comes to town. Can you not already see the thousands of Malaysian flags?

My view is, can the government stop investing in such expensive sport and instead, give me the millions of money? Are we promoting or demoting our country?

Thursday, September 17, 2009

只是如果

如果,
阿扁生在马来西亚。
他的遭遇,
有可能不一样。

 可能会有个阿扁皇宫,
阿扁大桥,
阿扁自由区叫ABFZ,
可能他花 RM105 million 上太空。

他将会是‘敦扁’

Tuesday, September 15, 2009

When you realise

There is a saying that you will truly realise your parents' hell-bent sacrifice and appreciate them only when you become a parent yourself. How true that is. When my sister was about to step into the airport going back to KL, she turned around and tears rolled down. Never had I thought of how parents feel when they are to be separated from their children, even when I left for Manchester last year. I think I will only genuinely feel it when I am a parent in the future.

Here comes my nephew again!

'Hey guys! I am wearing Gucci!'

'Let's look for goodies in grandma's bag!'

'I am going to Old Trafford!'

'It's night time. Time to sleep. Look at me! Not the price tag!'

'Is this my chair or potty?'

'My ambition is to be a Formula One driver!'

'Daddy and Mummy are so happy with me!'

'My pack of tissue is my best friend!'

'Let me show you my teeth. Say ''Cheese''!'

'Whose slippers are those?'

Phew. I am going back to Manchester in just a week time! Back to study life. That sucks.

RM50


五十块钱对她,
是九牛一毛,
微不足道,
吃一餐都不够,
甭说买手提袋、高跟鞋、衣服。

然而,
对他们,
是好多好多钱,
可以上学、买好多东西。

今天学到这门功课,
看着她握着五十块钱,
眼里闪着感动的泪珠,
我觉得惭愧,
一定要好好珍惜每一分钱。

教会奉献五十块就心痛,
吃一餐五十块嫌不过瘾,
到底五十块钱是多还是少啊?

Wednesday, September 02, 2009

Up

'What's ''up''?'

'What what's up?'

'You said you wanted to see ''up''?'

'WTH! It's a Disney cartoon.'

'Why is the name so weird?'

'How am I supposed to know?'

Went to Seahorse Bistro with zhuzhu and wei ting last Thurs. The garlic lamb chop just tasted horrible. Okay, it wasn't that awful, it was still edible but it was just not delicious at all. Wei hong was supposed to join us but he couldn't make it as he saw a road accident on the way back from Bintulu. A drizzle made us leave the place early and went to Bintang Megamall to meet up with wei hong for movie. Damn, there were so many stray cats at Seahorse! I gave the poor critters my chips but they were just so choosy and refused to eat. They were lucky to have my baked beans for dinner as I have always hated cats.

I particularly love the short clip about clouds before 'Up'. It is better and more inspirational than 'Up' even though it's so short. 'Up' was a bit disappointing. I would not say it is not a good one, but it is just not that good. The other three said so too. We were forced to fill in the 'interview form' by wei ting before leaving about theme parks. All I had in mind was Alton Towers and Disneyland Paris. They are not the best in the world but so far the best I have visited.

Dear, can we go to the Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando, please?

Tuesday, September 01, 2009

Three Weeks

Three weeks later, that is when I will be back to Manchester, back to Dalton Ellis Hall, back to western food, back to small room, back to single bed, back to the cold..

I have lost the anticipation like last year's.

Monday, August 24, 2009

又是星期天

星期天,安息日, 去崇拜咯!

一到教会,看见那可爱的小富恒穿成小大人的样子,可爱的椰壳头,牵着妈妈的手一步一步地走。蹲下问他:‘你好吗?’, 他用那单纯的语气问:‘你是谁?’,把我给逗乐了。小孩子就是可爱。小富恒可真幸福,长大的过程有他那满有艺术细胞的爸爸把它拍了下来,以后可作纪念。我最喜欢看他爸爸的部落格了- www.jasonpraise.blogspot.com

小富恒

讲员提及人生的五个阶段 - 婴孩、小孩子、少年、青年及父老,劝勉我们不要一直作属灵婴孩,要成长。

嗯, 没错啦。我们当然要成长。但同时,我又有另外的感想。

从婴孩到小孩子,再到少年,青年,父老, 尤其是家里现在多了个小baby, 我觉得,做婴孩有什么不好呢?成长是不得已的呀。

我觉得,做baby好处可真多呢!
1.你多么调皮,没有人会骂你。
2. 生气或不爽时,大人会哄你。
3. 开心时,有人会陪你玩。
4. 肚子饿时,只要哭一下,就有奶喝。
5. 累的时候就有得睡觉,睡多久都没人骂,也没有人叫你起床。
6. 时常有人称赞,有人疼。
7. 不用做家务。
8. 不用上课,做工,没有压力,没有感受到世界的残酷。

大人时时刻刻照顾你,总之,就是全世界都围绕着你忙, 有什么不好的呀?

唯一不好的是,别人抱你去哪里,你就去哪里,没得选择。

长大后,这些好处都已不再。什么都得靠自己。从托儿所,到幼稚园,小学,中学,大学,开始工作,结婚,生孩子,还是工作,一做至少三十年,退休,看孙。。 考试及工作的压力越来越大,把你压得喘不过气来,生活越来越忙,人越变越老..., 最后两脚一伸, bye bye 了。 有什么好?

所以我说,成长是不得已的!

Thursday, August 20, 2009

Ponte Rialto


I found this panaromic picture taken in Venice in my phone. View from Ponte Rialto.

Oh I miss Venice so much. It's beautiful. And the pasta and pizza.

p/s: I haven't got my Italy trip pictures back yet.

Wednesday, August 19, 2009

Eggs and Me,,,

Eggs.. This reminds me of the three kinds of eggs being served in the dining hall every day when I was in Manchester - poached egg, fried egg and scrambled egg. Two eggs a day is a must for me. Hehe. I wonder how many chicks I have sacrificed. Eggs for me are to be eaten- in cakes, in fried bitter gourd, instant noodles, porridge.. Can't think of any other use for eggs. Oh ya.. To produce more chickens, to throw at some politicians...

I received an email and apparently eggs are not be eaten only. Eggs are ART!


















Sometimes I wish that I am more artistic and imaginative, instead of being so pragmatic and philosophical. I always tell myself and others that I am a 'science person'. I got A for my Art in Junior 3, and it was purely fluke. Mind you, it was sketching, NOT IMAGINATIVE drawing. However, I do know how to appreciate art, really... Just like how I appreciate my dear's drawings and cards.

something my dear did for me in A level


Wednesday, August 12, 2009

论钱

你说:
‘金钱是万恶之根源’,
那么,
如果我给你这‘万恶之根源’,
你要吗?
那你又肯不肯把这‘万恶之根源’送给我呢?
我帮你把它给‘除掉’!


真是不容易的情懷

一名署名約翰衛斯理的人寫了這樣一個故事。

一對夫婦在婚後十一年生了一個男孩,

夫妻恩愛,男孩自然是二人的寶。

男孩兩歲的某一天,

丈夫在出門上班之際,

看到桌上有一藥瓶打開了,

不過因為趕時間,

他只揚聲妻子把藥瓶收好,

然後就關上門上班去。

妻子在廚房忙得團團轉,

就忘了丈夫的叮囑。

男孩拿藥瓶,

覺得好奇、又被藥水的顏色所吸引,

於是一飲而盡。

藥水成份厲害,

即使成人服用也只能用少量。

男孩ODOverdose服藥過量),

被送到醫院後,返魂乏術。

妻子被事實嚇呆了,不知如何面對丈夫。

緊張的父親趕到醫院,

得知噩耗非常傷心,看兒子的屍體,

望了妻子一眼,然後說了四個字。

作者叫讀者猜,

這丈夫說了四個甚麼字?

答案是:

I love you, darling!

這反應是 Proactive

(即反過來控制局面,而不被局面控制)。

作者亦盛讚這丈夫是人類關係的天才,

因為兒子的死已成事實,

再吵再罵也不會改變事實,

只惹來更多的傷心,

而且不只自己失去兒子,

妻子也失去兒子。

這故事,

彰顯人類選擇的自我層次

同一件不幸事你可以怨天尤人,

痛罵社會,甚至自責無窮,

但事情卻不因這些而改變,

這一切只改變了你和日後的生活,

負著疤痕的活下去。

反之,

放下怨恨和懼怕,

放下過去,勇敢的活下去,

事情的境況原來並不如想像中壞,

這就是作者所說的

Proactive Behavior

也就是我們所說的由人轉境 ,

而不是被外界事物牽著走

很簡短的故事,

但是,有多少人能做到呢?

當我看到那句

' I love you, darling! '

的時候,

心中感概萬千......

多麼簡單的一句話,

但要有多久的修練,

多大的包容,多深的人生智慧,

才能在那種時刻

說出如此令人動容的一句話。

每個人都有不想讓人所知的不幸事,

自己選擇了什麼方式去面對,

又怎麼去面對未來,以及週邊的人事物...

Tuesday, August 11, 2009

偏心

你说:
‘我不疼这个孩子,
特别疼那个,
不能怪我
因为手指都有不一样长短。’

我说:
‘你是我的长辈,
你对我大呼小叫,
别的就阿谀奉承。
同样是你的孩子,
对你好的你不珍惜。
我觉得你偏心太出面。
你不疼这孩子就不要生他。
我看不过眼。



*不是我与我的父母。感谢我父母没那样对我。


Thursday, August 06, 2009

To 'you'

For your information, I really hate you. I understand that hatred is not good, but my hatred towards you is growing from day to day. I just can't stop hating you. Sorry, I can't help it but to hate you. 恨你入骨!I hate you in every way.


Damn you. Why won't you just leave me alone? I hope you realise that you are EXTREMELY exasperating and infuriating.


I was happy that I was not going to see you anymore in Manchester, but since I got back to Miri, you have been pestering me everyday. Can you please please please stop coming to my house? And don't ever let me see you again wherever I go? I want to build my fortress to stop you from coming.


Don't ever think that people will be fascinated by your long thin legs. You are just another Alicia in the book 'Confession of a Shopaholic' - 'bitch longlegs'. Everyone hates you as much as I do. And I hope you love the nickname I gave you - 'bitch longlegs'!


Also, your mouth is the most deadly weapon. Stop using your POINTY MOUTH to hurt people. You are born to hurt people, aren't you?


You are just like a pesky vampire, looking around for your preys. I am sorry but I always wish to slap you.






I really hate you ----------












MOSQUITO!



Get lost!


I hate you buzzing around especially near my ears!

I hate you biting on me whenever you have chances, and leaving red marks on my skin and make me so itchy! You made my legs scarry!

Unfortunately I am a mosquito magnet. Mosquitoes just love to come to me and leave me the 'friendship mark'.


Do you hate mosquitoes?


I just want to kill you whenever I see you.