Kickoff the Summer Holiday

Being mentally and physically tortured for nearly 2months, for all time here come's the long summer break to fully indulge myself in massive loads of fun. Kicking-off the holiday with loads partying, drinking, shopping, food-hunting, sight-seeing and traveling are inevitable and with lots of plans ahead, I really appreciate these every single bits of my life:

Seaford, Sussex:

Getaway from the hustling London city and adore the enchanting nature scenery. Seven Sisters Country Park is an ideal place to collect yourself and lay back a bit from the cut-and-dried, fast-paced style of living. Looking at those view by own eyes, they just seem so enticing and unreal. With stunning 280 hectares of chalk cliffs, meandering river valley and open chalk grassland where we explored on foot, extremely weary but it all worth in the end!

Brighton:

 The iconic landmark-Royal Pavilion

Brighton is a vibrant city with stunning beachfront and packed with people on street and beaches. Stroll along the bustling Brighton promenade and soak up the cosmopolitan atmosphere at one of the funky cafes and bars, relax on the famous Blue Flag pebble beach or try your hand at one of the many beach and had their savory famous fish and chips to end up the day. Having such a fascinating time with great people and the glaring sunny weather was definitely a plus for the day!

I always tend to go for big hectic cities and shun all those places with stunning nature beauty, this trip absolutely changed my mind. The real essence of travel is a seek for a spiritual enlightenment...ogling into the awe-inspiring view of God's masterpiece, wind down your mind and realize how beauty the world is. Travel around while you still can appreciate!

Good Friday 2011

22th April -Watching a free play for open public "The Passion of Jesus" in the glorious Trafalgar Square. The weather was truly awesome today of about 25degree Celsius with the dazzling sunshine without any clouds. Tourists and locals had flooded the city centre!

It was to bring the Christian message in to the heart of London on this Good Friday. The tension and drama of Christ’s trial, the agony and torment of his crucifixion and the joy of his resurrection were enacted by a cast of 80 in an open air play. This unique opportunity took us to see and sense what it was like to be in Jerusalem.

Covering the betrayal of Christ by Judas, as well as the arrest of Jesus and his trial before Pontius Pilate, the play comes to a climax with the crucifixion of Christ and his ultimate resurrection. Although Passion in the Square recounts a story set in ancient Rome, there are plenty of state of the art technology in place to make sure that everyone there can follow all the events as they unfold. There were large screens to make sure that nobody misses out on any of the drama.

The play was ended by a deafening roar of aplause...many people was affected, caught weeping in tears. The whole post-atmosphere was heart-rending with people blessing each other, hugging and hand-shaking.

"In a little while, the world will see me no more; but my presence will remain with you; and because I live, you will live also."

The man who portraited Jesus in the play.

Intense Revision Mode!

Two weeks left to 1st year final exam...can't think of anything else but to revise like hell now!  My room which is unpleasantly in a terribly horrendous state, just like a war-aftermath (described by my flatmates and I'm seriously not exagerating) is definitely not an ideal place to stay anymore. Papers, books, clothes, snacks....everywhere in sight! It seems like library & computer cluster room have became my second home and I'll only be in my room for sleep. Ahhh miserable life, it'll be over soon!

And again look at this.....

.....back to study!!!

Thank God that my laptop's not working at the moment...no more PPS n FB! xx

I want this...

Awww I want this so badly when I come across it online...

Beats By Dr Dre: Solo HD

• High Definition Sound-amazingly precise highs and mids, plus deep, distortion-free bass
• Super Light and Compact for Every Lifestyle
• ControlTalk™: The Ultimate in iPod®, iPad™ and iPhone/Music Phone Hands-Free Calling

......hmmm let me check the price- £169.99?! Well let me get a job first! xx

Fervor of Spring with a lil' bit of Fashion

Ahhh great, finally it's spring...loving the sun, warm weather in London these days.  It's time to stow away all those thick layers and replace my wardrobe with garments of light fabrics and colour! However, the recurring urge of buying new clothing has incited me to grab every single chance to shop on high streets and even online.  I was so entralled by retro, vintage look recently....they are just simply sexy! Try to spice up my wardrobe a bit, all I aim for in the shops are vintage pieces and of course the most leading fabrics of prints, denim and bright colours...try to combine them with new ones and voilá a unique look!

Vintage Look.

Louis Vuitton, Jil Sander S/S 2011 collections

Ready for departure

Packing up my luggage in a rush, leaving my room in a horrendous state...gosh I can imagine how horrible it will be on the first day I come back to clean up all these mess! Anyway...it can't be bothered now, I'm in an enlighted holiday mood...skipping all the lectures in the morning n going to Heathrow Terminal 5 now, taking British Airway for the very first time...hope it will be a great, pleasant 8-hours flight with a nice slumber!

I demand a lil break!

Haven't updated my blog since August......hmmm I think it's time to post something before my blog gets terminated.....since the start of the school, I'd been really really busy It's totally different with what I expected a college life should be....full of lectures  every single day.....lab, computing session, assignments, revision, test......but I really learned a lot in this short period!

Ahhhh finally a short 3 weeks Christmas break's coming up....it's time for a lil break and have the most fun of it! :D

Day of Reckoning (19.08.10)

Well, the big day for all anxious A-level students in UK has finally arrived!  Do or Die, Make or Break, Success or Failure...it's A-Level Result Day!  It is indeed the most uneasy day in my life...every second passes like it has been ages!  I have to wait until 2pm (7am in UK) for the exam results to go on live on UCAS website.

Finally...the clock strikes 2pm!

My heart palpitates and my hands are shaking...it feels like I'm going to faint in any more second! I try to login to my UCAS track but it just won't work..."The site is too busy, please try again later"...REFRESH the page again and again.......I guessed everyone else's doing the same~

30 minutes later...

Arghhh...at last, I manage to login with my ID and password...and one message showed up:

"Congratulations! Your place at University College London (University of London) (U80) to study Medical Physics (F350) has been confirmed."

I can't believe for what have came into my sight...I even pinched myself to make sure I'm not dreaming!  Finally, all the hard work repays in such a good way...and my exam result, I'm really satisfied with it:  A* for maths and suprisingly, an A for my Biology, which is my weakest subject ever!  I had this bad feeling after my Biology exam, I thought I really ruined the paper and it might shatter all my dreams...but to my surprise, I get 99% for my A2 paper, how could that be!!! Anyway, I am really grateful for everything...all the supports, my teachers, my friends who help me in my studies....everyone and thank you God for hearing my pray and blessing me!

And also, I am really proud for all my friends who did a fantastic job in their exams: Lynne, we will be schoolmates again..wooohooo! Tu, YOU KICK ASS, congrats for all the A*s and getting into Imperial College London...Panich congrats for all the A's n getting in to Warwick..............and many others, Khagan, Kong...we'll all be in London!!! YAYYY...can't wait to meet u guys soon there!

Graduation

16 June 2010:

 With Dr. Felix, our favourite Chemistry teacher!

Today was a special day for me, the day I graduated from Oxford Bellerbys College and officially finished my A-level course. In a church, all the A2 and foundation students with all the teachers attended this graduation ceremony. We received our certificates and took lots of photos with fellow friends and teachers. I'm really gonna missed u all!

I had so much to say...how grateful I am to study in this school. The teaching quality in this school...I have to say is superb! In a small-class size with just 2 to 3 students can maximise the effiency of study...we can't slack, we can't sleep in class~ Honestly, they are the best teachers I had ever met. They are all genius as well! They all graduated from University of Oxford and two of em' are doctors (phD). So, they can simply answer any random questions that we challenge them~ Many thanks to: Dr. Jamal (Malaysian) who's my Biology teacher, Dr. Felix(German), my Chemistry teacher, Dan(British) and Carol(Hongkongese) who teach me Physics and Maths.
(Not only the students, even the teachers have to be international as well...) Anyway, they are all fantastic teachers who basically know everything in their particular field~

 With Dr. Jamal, our Biology teacher...

非常時期 A-Level Exam Period

Buzy with revision........

Stress and pressure building up.......

Final exam which cannot be retaken again.....

No more second chance!

I must work really really hard this time.....and get into UCL!!!