The tailor called everday except for thursday since tuesday this week to tell me that they will be sending my suits over. Today is Sat and my suits are nowhere in sight. Im beary angry fifth them...
Oreos gone, bananas gone... unequal payments of electricity bills which was kept silent... Time to do some mid term feedback. There are more than one red faces now.
Im taking a longer time to read Blink than my other books. Im done with the Warrior of lights and the chinese books i got but not with blink. And now, im so tempted to go get this other book at Kino... Should I? But i look at my statements of accounts for this month... Definitely will burst next week when the two comes. But i need food for my mind and soul too.... Arrghh....
Gotta study this weekend for the exam on 27th.
Went thru a simulation game for my IB class. OH MY GOD... I did a really sophisticated one for my Marketing strat class last sem... And i remembered all the blunders my group made and i applied it to this present one. It turns out?? MY god.. what kind of game is this in which bond financing for the company is more expensive than bank financing... then who would wanna do bond financing? And the company's sales is only dependent (VERY LARGELY) on prices of goods. Basically, the lower ya goods, the more sales you have. Our group's attempt to stay in the high end segment wasnt very successful. Now the price war begins. Besides, our decision to convert half the bank loan to bond financing was wrong... it incurred more interests. Its such a frustrating game. What kind of simulation is this when it reflects the opposite of the real life situation? The strategy to winning a simulation game is to first of all... understand what makes the program works and how the program actually "generate sales" to your company. The strategy and all comes later... at least that is the case for this game.
Yesterday we went to Emporium shopping mall at Prong Pom station. The sales gal tried the epilator on my arm... OOOUUCCCHHHH!!!!!!
My lips were too dry and either that or i am lacking in certain minerals or vitamins now. Otherwise, it must have been some food allergy but i was never allergic to any food. BAsically, at the two sides of my lips, there are these red pimple like things which are defnitely not pimples and it hurts to open my mouth to wide. That is actually bearable since there is not reason for me to open it wide anyway. But they are kind of red... to the extent that i feel that they have made my lips look wider and bigger, like some unprofessional gal trying to put lipstick on but miss the lips... AIYAH... LOOKS LIKE RU HUA... not as extreme but that kind of effect minus swelling lips!!!
YEsterday night, in fact it started from the evening, i was suffering from flatulence and i believe itwas caused by indigestion. Blame who? Myself. Cos we Pum, june, Jy and i had gone to this korean restaurant and IT WAS SO SO GOOD...But i didnt have as much as what i did for the buffet the other time so i dun understand why i had indigestion... maybe i had too much kim chih... But it was a really good meal... just that after that i couldnt really stand straight though i hung out at the BK with Pum and Jy till 9pm. HAha... we just chatted, gossiped and the most contructive thing we did... was to learn our languages. Finally, yesterday I mastered the way to say the different times in thai.. like 1AM and 1pm is so different and even 1pm and 4pm is very different. And later on pum also taught us "months" in thai. This was really tough. I learnt a bit when i was in singapore. But yeah.. haha.. i got it finally.. all twelve months... As i was going thru them aloud.. AHAH.. JY said i sounded like im casting an evil spell.. imagine me with a crystal ball... going.." Makarakom, Gompapan, Meenakom, Maesayeun, Prasapakom.... "
And the highlight of the night... was when the three of us learned 2 language each. AHAH... Ms Park taught us Numbers 1 to 10 in korean, Ms Pum( I cannot remember her thai surename) taught us Japanese Numbers 1 to 10 and yours truly here taught mandarin 1 to 10. It was so fun. AHah...
Korean:
Eeeel, Yi, tSam, tSa, O, Yok, chil, parl, koo, tsip
Japanese:
Ichi, Ni, San, Yon, Go, Roku, Nana, Hachi, Kyu, Ju.
Mandarin:
Yi, er, San, si, wu, liu, qi, ba, jiu, shi.
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