Woo~Hoo~ One problem off my list~!! My graduation's officially over, today!!! Yay~~ I so hope that I never would need to wear covered high heels again... those things nearly killed my feet today! It freaking STING when I'm bathing!!! And well, you could even say that I'm dehydrating the entire time throughout the ceremony when I'm not in the auditorium, since I practically sweated non-stop. The damn graduation robe is super thick and heavy! Gahh.. it's damn bulky to sit down with. Maa... at least it's over. Oh.. and I saw Miss Leong there! Haha... she's acting as one of the MCs who announces the names of the graduads for my course! I'm super glad that it's over, though it's still rather stupid, that I still have to go back one of the days next week just to return the robe...

I just watched a japanese movie not long ago, it's called: Tonari no 801 chan. 801 is read as 'Yaoi', ring any bells? It's a super humorous one, the story is about this guy, who has a girlfriend who is an extreme BL otaku! I'll be worried if I'm a guy and lives in Japan too, if my girlfriend turns out to be anything like that. Though, I'm not, and I nearly laugh myself hoarse watching that. The one scene in there that I remember most lividly, is, one where, the girlfriend is at home, eating dinner with her mother and sister, and her sister suddenly asked: "Ne, Nee-chan, Kenshin to Sanosuke wa, homo na no?" (note: Kenshin and Sanosuke are characters from the translated title, Samurai X). But it's really useful when you just want to watch something for a good laugh.

Talking about Japan, last Sunday, My sister's watching the Japan Hour show on TV. One scene showed them visiting a traditional Japan kite making shop, where they roughly showed how they made the skeleton of the kites. And she asked, me, you can use that paper for the kite one meh? I replied, do I look like I know, or live in Japan?! The next one showed them going to an Onsen for a bath, she asked me again, how much is that in singapore dollars? I replied sagain, do I look like I live in Japan or do you think I memorize the everyday currency changes for Japan?! Seriously, the way she keeps asking me is as if she thinks I practically memorize or knew every single thing about Japan, from their culture, to history, to practices, to lifestyle and all other details. And really, if I really knew, would you think I'll still be here talking to you?