All day staring at the ceiling,
Making friends with shadows on my wall.



REVIVED.
In addition, blogskin changed.
Fascinating, yes?
Yes.
Okay.
Good.


Mid years coming up in 5 weeks.
How time flies when you're not having fun.
Strange, really.
Math is a breeze for me.
A big "L" to all those taking A math.
:D
Pure lit wasn't nearly as challenging as I thought it'd be.
The only real challenge there is wrist power,
being able to write a whole bunch of crap.
I guess humanities were meant to be this way.
I'm with you wangy, let's drop POA together (:

OHOH.
Joke!
Okay, timothy told me this one.

I hand you two coins, both of them amount up to 15 cents.
Yes, it's in singapore currency.
One of the coins is NOT a 10-cent coin.
Which coins did I give to you?

Solve that, jeanette wee!
HA.
My relatives took the entire dinner to solve it.
In the end my mom solved it.
I'm not telling you the answer though :D
find out for yourself :D



So I came up with this theory one day.
About how to determine whether or not time machines do exist in the distant future.
Here's how it goes:
I set a date and time for te event to happen.
For instance, I said 27 Mar 2010, 12pm.
So, if I remember the date and time clearly many many years down the road,
once time machines get invented, and if I got my hands on one, I would send back an apple in time to that exact date and time.

Sadly, it didn't work out D:
No apple fell out of nowhere into my hand at that date and time.
Hence, it could mean a few things:

1. I forgot the date and time
2. Time machines were never invented
3. I never got my hands on a time machine.
4. I ran out of apples.
5. Insufficient money to purchase a time machine? HAHAHA.

Yeah, felt pretty disheartened.
I will attempt to conduct another experiment someday!
Perhaps on a more memorable day.
One which I can remember the date and time easily.


But then again, so what if I knew time machines existed?