Lord Lich
Unfortunately, the days of terrorizing my under-lichen minions are way over, so much as I wish, there'll be no more prisoners, slaves and torture. We have to get on with life. Thankfully, however, there will still be ghosts, military trainers (now retired), sirens and a very stubborn daughter who refuses to marry a worm. Or the other way round. Ahwells. Life sucks. Get over it.

Wishlist
The History Boys DVD
Rent, the musical
Jingo - Terry Pratchett
Thief of Time - Terry Pratchett
Going Postal - Terry Pratchett
Neverwhere - Neil Gaiman
Grapes of Wrath - John Steinbeck
Tale of Two Cities
Les Miserables - Victor Hugo
New Phone
High-heeled boots
Grey slipover hoodie
POTO Tickets

For the loud people:


Merci
The darling Mel, who photoshopped the picture you see to the left. <3
Layout (which I ripped and dreadfully abused) by the lovely Mah'rie
29 April 2007
Suffering from withdrawal symptoms. I sniff and stare longingly at 1b and 13b, and since that's not very possible cause I'm sitting at home, I shall sniff and stare longingly in the direction of dairy farm. Except I can't really see it. There's a forest in the way, with a NS camp. Which is the reason why I used to see stinky guys in uniforms running past back in sec 3 and 4 when waiting with toady at the bus stop. And beyond that there's the hdb blocks, and you can't see at night, but there're three red and white pillars that support fireballs that flicker in the dark of the night when the oil refineries are working. It's super cloudy, and the edges of the clouds remind me of candy floss, except that they're greyed at the bottom, and some inner romantic wants me to be maudlin and say that's due to the promise of rain. We walked back to school in that weather, or at least until it started pouring viciously on us.

Let's do the walk back to school again another day.

My hair looks damn puffy. Like a fishball. Zomg. Ball. Hehe

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