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well, dun have to remind me i'm suppose to be with the notes. i know. but guess it doesn't hurt too much to do up a what-to-do list. anyway, it's saturday you know.ok, so let's see..in no specific order

1. Make a trip to the library. lots and lots of middle east,india,tibet and novels. ( well after so many years, just accept the fact. i have a weak spot for books. my baby sis can vouch. it get on her nerves when i'm in the i'm reading,can't you see,bugg off mood.)

2.Spend a whole day out lazing with the phone switched off.

3. spend a day out with my loves. i still want another sentosa trip. i'm the gladiator champion!

4. bake some cookies and learn more new dishes. any guinea pigs? my sister is still alive.

5. watch movies.

6. do my retro shopping

7. watch some brainless dvd drama and give my brain a break. well, that is if they are more interesting than my books. (did i tell you, my mum sort of like force me to watch dvd in the midst of mugging? she was like, "relax lah,relax a bit." a bit means till one thirty in the morning.)

8. meet up with panda and hopefully he remembers my present.

9. meet up with daryl, so that i can claim my new zealand present!

10. of course my tai tai:)

11. clean up the sty. throw my sister's four years worth of work since she always claim to be busy.

12. do up a place to visit when i'm there list and wait till the end of the month.

13. the not so fun one is to continue my tuition so that i can fulfill some of the above.

14. spend lots of time alone! oh and change my blogskin:)

ok. i'm satisfied for now:)

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