Again, Sylvia C has been in silent mode for a while. Not only at this Girlosophy but also others blog where i always be there to update my readers and friends on my life here at Melbourne. However, nothing much happen these days. Not to say melbourne is dull but it simply not that happening if you are not going to clubs to get drunk and dance wildly with strangers, or singing at karaoke till the next morning and feeling throat ache, and also going crown casino to pay your school fees and monthly allowance. Well, there are things you can do, like what i have been doing it with Sam and Ang shiou in the past few weeks.
Oh, another friend joined us in Melbourne, mr big head, Erh Ang Shiou. Douglas was here for the past three weeks, for holidays of course. and the four of us were trying to make Melbourne look fun by bringing our cameras, which are four cameras and start snapping from Flinders Street Yarra River all the way to Crown Casino. And also, two days before Douglas flying back to Malaysia, we went Lavish and also , St Kilda beach. but most of the night we spend time at Sam's place playing mahjong. still not interesting isn't it? That's the point of studying here! You got nothing much to do, and so you start to pull the chair out of the table, and throw yourself in these books and sample test to prepare for your upcoming exams. That's what i'm doing and going to be happen for another two weeks thanks to the mid-semester test on my MacroEco, Accounting, Business Statistic and Business Computing. And when I thought everything is going to be over, RMIT sent me a letter telling me my second semester subjects, which is the Financial Market, Marketing Principles, Commercial Laws and Prices & Markets. See?! All boring subjects. Start to feel wrong for taking business course. Shall I move to the design course or journalism course? Or maybe I should try the Media Communication. *awhh*
Finally I had dinner at the Seoul Garden on Mother's day. Its a Korean food restaurant. had their table barbecue meal, and its delicious! Went there with Sam, Ang and Douglas. They picked me up at my working place and we walked there together. Was going to try the crocodile meat on barbecue but it's out of stock. Thank God! I don't think I really want to taste it. We went Legend at Chapel Street often. It's a place where Sam and Ang went for snooker. Me and Douglas will just play the game machine at the corner.
Oh, another friend joined us in Melbourne, mr big head, Erh Ang Shiou. Douglas was here for the past three weeks, for holidays of course. and the four of us were trying to make Melbourne look fun by bringing our cameras, which are four cameras and start snapping from Flinders Street Yarra River all the way to Crown Casino. And also, two days before Douglas flying back to Malaysia, we went Lavish and also , St Kilda beach. but most of the night we spend time at Sam's place playing mahjong. still not interesting isn't it? That's the point of studying here! You got nothing much to do, and so you start to pull the chair out of the table, and throw yourself in these books and sample test to prepare for your upcoming exams. That's what i'm doing and going to be happen for another two weeks thanks to the mid-semester test on my MacroEco, Accounting, Business Statistic and Business Computing. And when I thought everything is going to be over, RMIT sent me a letter telling me my second semester subjects, which is the Financial Market, Marketing Principles, Commercial Laws and Prices & Markets. See?! All boring subjects. Start to feel wrong for taking business course. Shall I move to the design course or journalism course? Or maybe I should try the Media Communication. *awhh*
Finally I had dinner at the Seoul Garden on Mother's day. Its a Korean food restaurant. had their table barbecue meal, and its delicious! Went there with Sam, Ang and Douglas. They picked me up at my working place and we walked there together. Was going to try the crocodile meat on barbecue but it's out of stock. Thank God! I don't think I really want to taste it. We went Legend at Chapel Street often. It's a place where Sam and Ang went for snooker. Me and Douglas will just play the game machine at the corner.
" What's a whale penis called?" " It's a Dork"
Yes, you are right. We got this information through the game. And it made us laugh like nobody business. Who the hell on earth ever thought of the penis of whale is called a dork?
My sister, Chelsea and my uncle, Sam are here for a visit. It's glad to see them. And I really have to say my uncle Sam is just like 'abang' these days. He cook for us and taught us how to make lunch box or simple meal. We went to Segafredo and Crown Cafe. He love the cappuccinos and mocha so much. And my sister, she is able to stay in our apartment for more than 48 hours in three days. Imagine she throw herself at my bean bags and watching Smiling Pasta.
Yes, you are right. We got this information through the game. And it made us laugh like nobody business. Who the hell on earth ever thought of the penis of whale is called a dork?
My sister, Chelsea and my uncle, Sam are here for a visit. It's glad to see them. And I really have to say my uncle Sam is just like 'abang' these days. He cook for us and taught us how to make lunch box or simple meal. We went to Segafredo and Crown Cafe. He love the cappuccinos and mocha so much. And my sister, she is able to stay in our apartment for more than 48 hours in three days. Imagine she throw herself at my bean bags and watching Smiling Pasta.
I'm just so in love with this piano set model. Found it at the Tiffany & Co. shop.
My Precious Princess Cookie. Sam's daughter, and everyone's favourite.
My brother, and I on tram going to Richmond. It's been quite a while since we last take pictures.
They look like they are under constipation. Snapped it the day we started the camera night.
Notice their tummy? Sam has a flat one. Douglas, a little bit. Ang, a six in one.
Picture at St Kilda Beach. Sunset.
St Kilda Beach walk way.
A family picture of the four of us at St Kilda Beach.
The tram stop to my living place. Swanston Street !







