At Hogwarts Graduation
For some reason this moment doesn't feel nearly as good as i thought it would. Some say that it is the anxiety of becoming an adult, but i doubt that is what it is. maybe the feeling just takes some time to sink in.
I will always cherish the good times at Cornell, i want to thank all of you for being my friends and for being nice to me. come visit more often. i promise i will update more.
Well, i will head to Italy with DJ Tree next week for a month and you probably will not hear from me again till then. If i make it back alive, i will tell you the stories. Have a good spring/summer.
After that i will either stay in the US to find a job and hang out with kimberly, or go home and visit my family. but i am too lazy to think about the future now. i will deal with that after i get back from Europe.
Oh, and Lauren Weisberger just came out with a new book. It's called "Chasing Harry Winston".
Wednesday, May 28, 2008
Done with college
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Monday, May 12, 2008
Champions Again
You know what i am talking about.
how can you possibly not love them?
I almost cried when i watched them lifting the trophy and spraying champagne on each other. i know they win like every other year, but i am still touched when it happens.
Now, let's look forward to Moscow.

For the nerds:
Do you know that the word "shampoo" comes from India? and "ketchup" comes from Chinese?
This book tells you all the obscure and less known facts about the English language, from its origin to modern usage.
I usually dislike any books on grammar, but Bill Bryson, who is my idol by the way, introduces the topic in the most interesting manner possible. You can hate writing essays, reading Shakespeare and simply English language in general, but i am sure you will find this book intriguing.
AMong all things, i found out that Shakespeare actually invented hundreds of words himself (just by simply using them in his plays. when people recognize your literary achievement, you can do whatever you want), and the secrets of Webster of Merriam-Webster.
Read it
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Wednesday, May 07, 2008
The last stretch of college
I guess i might as well throw all the pictures i took in the past month or so.
Spring is nice, check out these trees. not sure what they are, but they bloom for like 2 days a year.
We had initiation for my frat...
Last week was my birthday. Bearkitty threw me a surprise party at the bars and most of the kids in my frat showed up. So did shirley, jc and mark. i was touched. and then i went out to dinner with kimberly at my fav restaurant.
Then it was slope day, the last day of class where everyone gets really drunk and listen to music on the slope. i got soaked by my friends.
these are pictures from hksa end of year dinner. it was the first time i saw jmui cry. very touching night in general, other than the fact that they voted me as the person most likely to marry a rich girl for money.
Then shit kind of went down...
so i got fired from my first job before i even started. They called me Monday and told me that the economy is bad and they are firing people blah blah blah...
"It is great that you are telling me on my birthday."
"Oh i am sorry, i hate to do that," said this guy apologetically.
"It was actually last week, but that doesnt make me feel any better."
"You are being reasonable with this, you know?" he said as a compliment.
"Oh, i just don't know how to react now. but wait till i get myself together. you will not like the next phone call you get from me."
Then he realized it was probably best that he hang up.
I wasn't even that upset, and i take it as a sign that maybe i am not meant to be an engineering. The only upsetting thing about this is that i now have to look for another job. And finals are conveniently happening this week also. But it's okay, i can blow all my finals because i am a senior and i already have a job.
oh wait, i don't anymore.
so i talked to meow and he is trying to hook me up with a job with renewable energy, which is actually something i am really interested in. we will see how that go.
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