OUTING- SMH Careers Expo 09

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Yesterday, I clicked on a link on Jero's blog and found myself printing out lots and lots of cubecraft characters :D Then I sat down with my sister and snipped and snipped and sliced and folded.. for a very long time.

We made these...


TADA. I love my spiderman (and bomberman). Garfield was a bitch to cut out, because of the WHISKERS and the tail T_T; The easiest was Domokun (♥ adding to my Domo collection)

That's her pile of mess. :) We had so much fun just listening to songs on my playlist (though we didn't really listen to it. She spent most of that time bitching about stuff going on at school x) and snipping.

scraps

This is my sister's bookshelf. Except all of the stuff on the bottom 2 shelves are mine, because I've run out of room on my bookshelf. Everything is stacked on the floor now. I won't have room to walk soon xD.

WHAT HAPPENED TODAY

TODAY: Richard, SY, Bosco, Christine, Justin, Drew, Winnie, Milo, Momo and I met up at Central station and boarded a bus that took us to Randwick Racecourse where the SMH Careers Expo 09 was being held. Most of us went in with free tickets we found at school, and we got lots of cool cool brochures/guide booklets with lists of UAI requirements for certain degrees.

There were also seminars you could sit in and listen to. They range from talking about how to do well overall in the HSC, how to maximise your UAI, to actually giving you info on doing well in advance english, biology, chem, math and scholarship info (le cordon bleu). It was quite interesting. I found the advanced english seminar helpful, but it was full of stuff we learn at school anyway.

ANGELA CHAN. I SAW YOU TODAY. AND YOU SAW ME TOO. I ALSO SAW KANNY LEE. LONG TIME NO SEE. :)

I ALSO SAW KARA CHEUNG.

(:

Anyway, Richard caused all of us to walk an extra 2k or so. HE DRAGGED US TO A JAPANESE RESTAURANT THAT WAS CLOSED!

WHAT WAS WORSE WAS THAT HE TOOK A HUGE DETOUR D:

Before we got dragged to that Jap restaurant, Winnie and I were planning on going to Pepper Lunch, because everything on the menu looks so cool, it's cheap and the restaurant smelled so nice. omg, i was sniffing through the door crack xD But Drew said it would be better for everyone to stick together. So we followed them to the gay gay gay closed restaurant. So after our unsuccessful trip to that horrid Japanese restaurant, we trekked back to Pepper Lunch (except it didn't take a long time at all because we took the route a normal person would take- the short one. D: D: D: richaaaaaaaarrrdddddd. We were all just fully verbally bashing him on our way back towards the city (yes. That restaurant was SUPER close to the Anzac Bridge.. we walked so much).

Winnie, Milo and I went to Pepper Lunch and the rest of them went to another Jap restaurant (HAAA.)

Winnie looking very attractive. (note: I will say alot of " Winnie & I" in this blog because for most of the fun parts it was just her and I, everyone left before us xD)

YUMYUMYUMYUMYUM

TUCK IN

Zoom in on the food that looks so plain but tastes so great.

This is what I ordered. Kenkuchi? something kuchi? steak. mmm the steak juice was quite nice. :D

Lunch was fun. There were jokes cracked, one involving broken faces and Peter Chen (which I had no part in btw, I had no idea what happened until today. lol) Hurrhurr. In the midst of us talking about the garlic soy sauce ( Winnie said to Milo: squirt that in your rice. However, Milo and I both heard " squirt in in your eyes" HAHA and that went on for a minute or so. Quite funny) I HEARD THE FALUN GONG FOLK BANGING ON DRUMS ETC, and then in the reflection I saw people marching.

I WAS SO EXCITED. I RAN OUT OF PEPPER LUNCH WITH MY CAMERA AND TOOK SHOTS.

This fat annoying photographer dude kept blocking me though. When I walked left, he'd walk left and when I walked right, he'd move right. So annoying. I wanted to kick him out of the way with my no-yet-sore-foot... The people looked scary. I don't blame China for being scared of these people plotting a revolution against the government. Haha, there are SO MANY of them and they're all so passionate about this stuff.

They played communisty music, but they had signs like " SAY NO TO COMMUNISM". Sorry to sound ignorant, but communism hasn't been THAT entirely bad right? It's getting better nowadays anyway. But I won't go into it.

Dootdidoot more paraders. I'm really glad I keep my camera on me all the time. I love whipping out my camera and capturing memories on a little blue plastic chip, which I can shove into the computer and share with EVERYONE else. :D [Digressing slightly, the english teacher who gave a talk at the seminar today said he always has a camera with him so he can take photos of spelling errors he finds in signs and noticeboards around the place... Anyway, after the seminar, I walked out of the room, and checked the time noticeboard and I realised there were lots of spelling errors! SPELL CHECK MUCH?]

Ladies in old, old, old costumes. Man... It's like the chinese opera clothes. I hate chinese opera. My mum used to listen to it on the radio, and omg, it was like excruciating. ITS SO GROSS> D: D: D:

Are these manchurian outfits? I don't see why they would wear these costumes on "World Falun Gong Day" It's just very weird, and not something I'd think about.

Man, when I see these folk in this type of clothing, I automatically think of all the olden day tvb canto comedy dramas I've watched.

Everything's so colourful!

WOO! ARMOUR.

Oops, I mean World Falun Dafa day.

I ran out a second time because after the first bunch of people marched away, ,I thought it was over, but I had to run back to catch a glimpse of yellow people playing minidrums. According to my dad, he knows how to drum on these drums (.. hmm. strange sentence).

Dootdidoot. Does this count as a protest? Anyway, there were so many asian people I felt like I was at school or something :P

Okay, so the main FUN I had today would have to be walking around after lunch. Visiting clothing stores to find nice clothes- eventually turned into a formal dress hunting expedition. I have photos, but I don't think I'll post them up. Winnie will cry. hehe. Though she needn't. She looks quite nice in something plain (speaking of plain. OMG $5 nice shirts in a little boutique @ market city- )

UAI ADMISSION GUIDES BELOW. Everything is to do with UAI or business/comm. If you're into that stuff, maybe I can help you. Just gimme a holler :)

This dress has a nice bubble hemline. I like the bottom half of the dress. So poofy.

NOTHING ELSE TO SAY. I AM SO TIRED.

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