before the worst.

A couple of months ago, me and a bunch of friends organized the 30 Hour Famine.

It was an experience to say the least. I can honestly tell you that the night before, I was so worried that the camp would fail. Thank God it didn't though. Not as successful as I would have liked it to be but it was alright. Organizing it taught me a lot though.

Anyway, something came in the mail for me today from World Vision.

30 Hour Famine 2008 Project Report.
A CD. Video of the famine countdown and pictures from all the camps held in Malaysia.

All together, WV managed to raise RM1,122,563.08. Which is quite impressive considering when we went to hand in our donation cards, they only managed to raise RM300k.

This has totally got me thinking about organizing another camp next year.

Hmm......wonder whether Taylor's will allow?(Yes that's where I intend to go for my A-levels).

Seeing as they didn't do one this year. Which I thought they would considering they're such a big college and all.

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i'll get it back.

You know how people like to Google themselves just to see whether they appear?

Well, I tried it the other day and guess what?

I'm totally Googleble.

Not my full name. Just Google weng yee and my blog is the first to appear.

Here's a picture of the screen. First page first link.



It's quite small so click on the picture for a bigger view.

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everybody but me.

BLOG WORTHY NEWS!!

Haha. It's not really major news but for those of you who know Weng Yan. This should come as a shock.

Just today, she bought......


wait for this.

A DRESS!!!!

Shocking I know. Tube one somemore.


I'm hoping prom will be on. Just so that I can go dress shopping.

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love at first sight.

Just a little story. Enjoy.

This is a true story of a young college girl who passed away last month, at Shah Alam. Her name is Priya; she was hit by a lorry.

I don't want to mention the name of the college. She had a boyfriend named Shankar. He lives in Johore. Both of them are true lovers. They are always on the phone with each other. You can never see her without her handphone.

She spends most of the day talking with Shankar. Priya's family knows about their relationship. Shankar is very close with Priya's family (just imagine their love). Before she passed away she always told her friends "If I pass away please burn me with my handphone". She also said the same thing to her parents.

After her death, people couldn't carry her coffin. I was there ~ a lot of them tried to do so but still couldn't, everybody including me, had tried to carry the coffin, the result was still the same.

Eventually, they called their neighbour, a "bomoh" from Thailand (pak Darin), who is a friend of her father's. He took a seat and started speaking to himself slowly. After a few minutes, he said "this girl misses something here". Then her friends told Darin bout her intentions to burn her with her phone. He then opened the coffin and place her phone, together with the SIM card inside the casket. After that they tried to carry the coffin. It could now be moved and they carried it into the van easily. All of us were shocked. (can you feel the fear? I'm shaking at this moment.)

Priya's parents didn't inform Shankar that Priya had passed away (pity Shankar). After 2 weeks Shankar called Priya's mom.

Shankar: "Atte, I'm coming home today. Please cook something nice for me. Don't tell Priya that I'm coming home today; I want to surprise her."

Her mother replied, "You come home first, I want to tell you something very important."

After he arrived at Shah Alam, they told him the truth about Priya.

Shankar thought that they were fooling around. He was laughing and said, "Don't try to fool me ... tell Priya to come out ... I have a gift for her. Please stop this nonsense."

Then they show him the Priya's death certificate; they gave him proof to make him believe.

Shankar started to sweat profusely. He said, "It's not true. We spoke yesterday. She still calls me."

Shankar was shaking so badly when suddenly, his phone rang.

"See this is from Priya. See this ...." he showed the phone to Priya's family. All of them told him to answer. He used the loudspeaker mode. All of them heard this conversation, loud and clear. No cross lines, no humming. It was Priya's voice! And there was no way others could use her SIM card as it was nailed inside the coffin! They were so shocked and asked for pak Darin's help.

Pak Darin brought his master (Tok Chen) to solve this matter. He and pak Darin worked for 5 hours ... then they discovered one thing .....



























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Funny right? Personally, I'm a Hotlink user. But I find Digi ads just so funny!!
I like the current duck one.

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save me.

Sometimes I wish I could just screw SPM over and fail every single subject.


All to spite YOU.


I hate hearing stories of how you were always the top student and that I should be thankful that you're not pushing me as hard as your parents pushed you.

Different people take things differently. While you may like playing the role of know-it-all in school I don't care for it. I'd rather enjoy myself than grow up to be a hypothetical selfish perosn like you who may be smart but suck at everything else in life.

I just wanna burn my books.

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nobody believes me.

Just got back from dinner at this little Indian restaurant. The food there was good.

Usually the only place I eat Indian food is at Saffron, this restaurant at Sri Hartamas where there have this fluffy naan like thing called bhatura. So apparently my dad took his friend there for lunch one day and the friend said that he knew of another restaurant that had better food.

Went there to try it today. And the food is way BETTER than Saffron's. The restaurant is called Jassala and it's at Brickfields. You bascially have to park at KL Sentral and cross the road to get to the restaurant. I felt so fair there seeing as we were the only Chinese people in the place. Like everytime people walked into the restaurant, they would give us this look. The 'Why are there Chinese people here?' look.

Anyway, I'd totally recommend the restaurant if you like Indian food. I loved their mutton curry and this chicken kebab thing.

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rubbing the whiteboard.

Last day of secondary school.

How do I feel?

Well, it hasn't quite hit me that I'll never have a class in Sri KDU again so I can't say I'm sad. I'm sure it'll sink in eventually but for now can't say it has affected me much.

Who knew 5 years could pass by so fast. It may sound like a long time but it really isn't.

So much has changed in 5 years. Whether I've changed for better or for worse depends on when you to me. Sometimes I think I'm a better person. Sometimes I think I'm not. Being in KDU has changed me quite a bit. If you told me 5 years ago that I would one day love cheerleading and want to join school performances. I would probably tell you that you're dreaming. I am way more outgoing than I ever thought I would be.

Okay, this is going to be a short post as not really in the mood to reminisce.

BUT,

Be prepared for major reminiscing after SPM.
One post for every year of my secondary school life. Haha.

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