The Cube

I subconsciously pushed everything possible to after my JLPT exams. Not that it gained me a lot of time but the fact that I postponed things to post exams conned the stupid brain that in such way, I actually spent more time studying. The theory is like where you would pack your very thick textbooks into your bag, lugged it to Puduraya, walked from the Star LRT through the long walkway to the bus station, bring it home to your hometown and leave your books in the bag, not bringing it out even once nor flipped a single page but it somehow comforts you that at least, you brought it along.

Ok.. that sentence was a little too long, anyways, you get my point. So... here I am blogging after a while cos blogging falls under the category of "things to be done after JLPT". The list goes on ... (not in proper sequence)

1. Look for new accommodation as I foresee my landlord going to raise the rental again after 6 months
2. Buy christmas presents
3. Write christmas cards and post it
4. Look for Japanese class
5. Clean the place up
6. Watch the piling up Naruto and Bleach
7. Reply some emails
8. Contemplates if I should make some handmade cards
9. Downloads pictures from the SD card

Let me know if you've asked me to do something and I replied you "after my exams" and I'll put it to the list :P

Side note: I hate moving...

My current accommodation after being kicked out the temporary accommodation expires. Would most likely go house hunting again after the lease expires, an unfurnished one I suppose, or maybe partly furnished. Anyways, after putting off from doing it for a bit, I decided its time I post this up (Read: Mostly because a few people has been asking).

Side note: The mobile reception has been HORRIBLE in this place, it was like 017 in Sg Long in earlier days...

Have been a slug (again!) on updating... but here's a short one... deleted a couple of the posts. Sis is right, why keep the ones those that bring bad memories. After a while, you'll forget, why leave it and remind yourself? :)


Side note: Time really does heal... and I'm glad it does :)

There's a point in your life when you get tired of fixing everything &
trying to make everyone happy. When you finally decide to quit, it's NOT giving
up. its realizing you dont need certain people and the bullshit they bring in to
your life.

~ Dr Izzie Stevens, Grey's Anatomy


Side note: *grumbles... I so hate the time difference, why on earth do you need to go gym every night...

I'm starting all these in a wrong side. Anyways, this is my first accommodation in Sydney :)
It is a really good place to stay, even up till now, going to Darling Harbour gives me a certain feeling of going "home". :P

from balcony

lounge

note the hanging TV? Love that!

Of course, all these pictures are taken before I unpack...haha.. I won't want to clean up before taking pictures :P


Side note: I'm just procrastinating on studying... hence the 2 posts in a day :P Anyways, shall be good and start it off... wish today is Saturday though

I refer it as Mooncake Festival, but figure the proper one could've been Mid Autumn Festival as in chinese, it is call 中秋节. In Sydney, it is known as Moon Festival. One of the things that I might not have the opportunity to do is experience some different kind of festivals at a different country. Reason being it may have been too crowded or expensive to travel in such festivals or that the travelling time just doesn't coincide.

Given the fact that I am fortunate to work in another continent in the world, and me being me, the ever curious one, would love to see how it is like to celebrate a festival in another part of the world. I have not really consider celebrate Mooncake Festival after left home for studies and work, the memories I had were probably when I was small where I played with lanterns and we would have mooncakes and tea, sitting outside the house, chatting.

I was really looking forward to visit Cabramatta for the Moon Festival celebration, but lost my "battle" with Mother Nature. It rained last Saturday, the whole day, killing every single bit of my hope to travel to Cabramatta. Oh well, there's always next year... I suppose. Anyways, I went for a walk to Chinatown yesterday, needing to get a hair clip from Paddy's Market (hair has been in a mess, as usual) and there were lion dance in Market City and other places in Chinatown. So, lion dance is the thing for Moon Festival in Sydney :)



The rest, I figured is about the same... the mooncake, the lantern.



Walking in Market City itself, there was this lady and a costumed-bunny giving away lantern :)


Happy Moon Festival :)


Side note: Someone remarked that why am I want to see how Moon Festival is celebrated considering I've just came from an Asian Country... to me... it is just different. Maybe I'm weird... :)

... one day I'll die of guilty conscience. And in a crude way, I believe her. Have you ever feel like being bog down guilty conscience, not because you have done something bad, but probably you told too much of a white lie.

I know I don't make sense, but when someone tells a lie, he/she may need to tell more lies to cover up the first lie. One after another. The thing about telling a lie is... you will have to remember what you told so that it is not found out. To prevent from being found out, one leads to another. Regardless if it is a white lie, or not.

The other is... doing the wrong thing. Have you ever feel the feeling of I-should-have... but it was all too late, cos once you think of "I should have..." means it is all too late, isn't it?


Side note: I should be studying, I should be studying, I should be studying, I should be studying :P