April Fool's day
well, today is the fool's day. so happy you foolssssss. hahahaha
yesterday some of friends were sharing their experience from Brisbane, is a learning trip for all DNM students. i wanted to go tooooooo, money not enough so i didn't go. well..back to their sharing. their sharing, above all the fun they have there, all the picturesque places they visited, the many towering and voluptuous women they seen, the school even gave them 200 Aussies dollar to spend which all makes me very envied of.
above all the positive there is one negative touring in a foreign country (esp the ang moh's ground). they came almost close to get into a assault with this group of thugs while roaming around during their free time. you know, they are all about "this is a free speech country", this one thug just go "f* you Asian". my friends obviously is not up to match just by the physique so the best solution was to walked away-humiliated. hahahahhaa! it makes me laugh but is true. even when i ask him how about the 'chicks' there? he said they are all 'big breast' and way way way too tall, though he admit it is quite 'exciting' at first but just get sick of it. He, still prefer the Asian girls. HAHAHAHHAAHA!
racism is quite a bad thing there i guess. my friend also share with me about his friend, this Malay girl who is pursuing her degree there- someone threw a rotten egg at her when she walking on the street. gasp! i do want to further my studies oversea too, but i don't want to outcast and being bullied there. fully aware that i look truly Asian, flat nose small eye and petite ( in comparison to the Caucasian). i am sure i'll be the easy an target on the street. *GULP* swallow hard.
i think i can't get into the local U and i feel i won't get anywhere EXTRAordinary apart from the cert? i always fancy street art eg: Graffiti-which is not legal here. you may say Skate Park, i thought that was the only place where graffiti is legal till a friend told me otherwise? i don't know, nothing seems legal here. we (Singapore) are pretty 'conservative' in a way? yes? no?
i really want/ wish to get a hands on one day. drawing out the design on paper is entirely different when you spray it. oversea studies seems more daring and liberal there (in terms of their artistic manner). at least this is how i perceive it.
till then
goody oody foollie day :)
