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I'm am so broke!!! Dvds + Cds cost me about $150, I've yet to go for my books which would add another $70ish and there goes more than 1/2 of my NS allowance. Geez, life just got worst...

Simply fell in love with my speakers, the heart thumping sound of the Kevlar followed with the surround sound, simply irresistibly sexy! Gosh, I love sound, not just music but sounds. Notes, voices, explosions, revving of engines, laughter, giggles and sighs... the list goes on.

I'm too old for this, not that a kid refuses to call me kor kor, hadn't had nice rest over the past week accompanied by an overnight fishing, my weekend just got worst with those headaches and time wasting activities. Nonetheless I still miss fishing, damn I got zero catch the day before!

Saw a few girls recently wearing headphones, girls with gadgets looks sexy enough. Recently saw Lilian in her white IEMs or was it just earbuds? Hahz so where are you my headphone gal!




Simply distract yourself ! well I just focus on my "stuff" :D Get over it moron aHAH!

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