Summary of the Week

First of all, Language Month 2010 was great - and in fact it has always been great since I was in Form 1. I hate the fact that this is my final year in school. So next year there will not be any such thing as "language month" in my life.

I'm trying to limit my time on the PC so I'm going to think extra fast on what I should say today. School seems to be not so tiring this week, probably I'm already used to the busy routine of "the daily marathon" - I think I walk hundreds of kilometres in just one morning.

UK I is going to be on next Thursday.

Bring it on!

Shoes

ใหม่

Let the shoes speak.

Hibiscus

Unspoken

Photography

Motion

14th February

..and I'm on a marathon of watching:

12 parts, oh I have to say it left me laughing all the way. This is such a hilarious movie! I never imagined that finally after only a few months after its release, I am able to watch this even with English subtitles! Thanks a lot to AnothaiDara, who (surely) had made thousands of fans of this movie to smile all day long. I'm one of them.

You can read my previous post (months ago) about how I really wanted to watch this movie [here]. As I told you guys before, I'm not a huge fan of Ken Teeradej eventhough I have to say he's really charming. The movie itself has something special in it. I love the concept, the storyline, the humour. It's just an extremely superb movie, in fact now I think this is one of the best Thai movies I've even watched. So what are you guys waiting for? Go to YouTube and watch it NOW! You surely won't regret!

I messed around with photoscape while watching the final 2 parts. So I'll show you something:

Now I really hope that this picture has convinced you that this is a really hilarious movie! :p

Public Speaking Competiton 2010

...for the language month in my school.

If you thought that I was representing my school, that would be a great joke. Until now, I just can't fight my nervousness. My hands were damn shaking and I just can't stop it. How I wish I had enough confidence.

...And I guessed I've chosen the wrong topic. Everyone was talking about huge stuffs such as pollution, smoking, this and that with all sorts of statistics, but my script seems to be the odd one out. I have to say it was actually quite boring and lame.

However...it's not just about winning that you want to join a competition. The participation is most of the time much more important. That's what Mr. W said. Yep, I love stuffs like this because the truth is, I am challenging myself indirectly to face this some sort of challenge. In simpler words, I don't want to run away from things like this. I want to face it. I also wanted to see how much confidence have I gained after all this while. The answer to my question is: I'm still the same. I've not improved yet in terms of confidence. My ears felt like burning. I just don't know why certain people can really relax without feeling nervous.

I was the 5th contestant out of 14. I didn't gain any position. (Haha) and I'm actually betul-betul laughing to myself right now. If you know who I am, I'm sure that you know how optimistic am I. I love competitions because it teaches us how to accept defeat. I don't mind, really, because the winners deserved it. They were awesome! My classmate, Su Nyuk, got 2nd place and I'm proud that at least a person from my class was able to cover malu for the other Form 5 contestants. [Giggling].

So that pretty much sums up my day today. A lovely Thursday, I have to say.

...and this is one of the factors making it such a lovely Thursday :p