Don't worry, it's good for you!

O hai guys.

As you know, I like my food. And it's pretty hard to make me lose my appetite. Well, today I was eating dinner with my wonderful family, and I'm just gobbling all the meat I can get my chopsticks on.

I grab this asian vegie thing (I have no idea what it's called in english, it's like bok choi or lettuce, for you Canto people, it's CHOI) and lo and behold, there's a nice, big, fat green caterpillar on it. Now I don't know about anyone else, but that totally made me lose my appetite.

I showed it to my mom, expecting some reaction like, "OMG, throw it in the bin." or "WTF" or something. Instead, I get a "Oh, don't worry about that, it's good for you, eat it!"

This incredi-fied me so much that I chucked the caterpillar on her bowl and told her to eat it.

....Yeah.

This is what it looks like by the way.

WTF..

How this appeals to kids or their parents, I do not know. Buy a happy meal and watch your kid go crazy?

Happy CHINESE New Year!

Well, once again it's that special time for us asians, the new year that REALLY counts - Chinese New Year! I wish you all a great year, with good health and happiness, and, most importantly, a whole bunch of lucky money / red pocket money!

I'm on $210 and feelin' rich :D

Just to clarify to some people, lucky money is given by married couples to younger people, whether they are married or not.

In other news.. who's doing table tennis for sport? Queensland got owned again! Valentine's Day is coming up! Haracic thinks Indians are bad!

Gong hei fat choi!

First day as senior(s)!

First day back to school! And it's hot as shit! 42 degrees with two heavy textbooks makes for some crappy learning. Not that we learnt anything...

Weird to see everyone in senior uniform, I keep thinking that we're still juniors so my eyes just seem to skip the white shirts and look at the khaki.

But being a senior is greaaaat. We can finally walk through the Hall of Honour without having to look guiltily behind us to see if Mr. Craig is ready to pounce at us. Also, senior authority is pretty cool, although it seems a bit... mean :D

Example: Year 7/8/9 (they all look the same) kids drinking from bubblers, a certain indian struts along and says 'Oi! Get away, I want a drink!" Year 7/8/9 scatter and our little hero drinks with a smug look on his face.

By the way, anyone remember de-tagging in Year 7? Why are we not de-tagging year 7's?! There are also tags on our new ties. DE-TAG  BATTLE, ANYONE?

..no?

CNYE!

As some of you guys know, I do some Shaolin. No, I do not want to fight you.

Anyway, there are performances on CNYE (Chinese New Years Eve for you slow people) and since I've been told to, I will be shamelessly advertising.

So, come and enjoy the show! It's at the Bonnyrigg Temple during CNYE at 9:00 P.M - 1:00 A.M (approx.) and there will be lion dancing, set performances and even that funny fat dude guy thing emu. For Buddhist people, you can come to wish for good health, luck-filled year and lots of lucky money :D

I think they are also going to hand out some lucky money, but it's going to be around 20c because we're all asian. ^_^

Oh, and there's fire crackers.

School in a week!

O hai!

Sorry I haven't blogged lately, it's just that there's been nothing to blog about. I'm just gaming 24/7 now with my dota buddies :D

So I went to buy my books for school yesterday at Westfieldz, when I realised that I might not even need them. After 2 years with the laptops, nobody still knows what to do with them except for secretly playing games/watching movies/not work stuff in class.

Also, got my uniform a few days ago and I hope I never have to look like an asian Steve Irwin ever again.

You should have learnt this in high school!

Maybe this is just me, but I have to do all the sort of important stuff in my family, such as making phone calls to Optus, filling out forms and all that. That's all very fine, I guess, since I probably know the most english in my entire family.

But once in a while, my parents tell me to do something harder, such as writing a resume. Yes, I know the e has the apostrophe thing, I just don't know how to do it :(. Anyway, that is REALLY hard, since I've never made a resume before. It kinda pisses me off when they say,

"You're in Year 10 (Year 11 soon!), you should have already learnt how to do this. We ask you to do something simple and you won't even do it?"

Has anyone ever learnt how to write a resume during school? I've learnt essays, short stories, reports and descriptions and all the others, but I don't remember EVER learning how to write a resume. Which I think is a serious flaw in my education, since almost everyone will need to write a resume somewhere in the future when they apply for a job.