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Saturday, December 15, 2007
HAHA. free for now. but there're still tons of things to do.

like:
-CSAS qns
-BPharm project
-DDCT project
-DDCT, BPHARM, MBIO notes.

but still, it's break.

anw, back to the MCR concert. oh my god. it's freeking awesome can. i'm like stupid fangirl singing and screaming at everything. glad no one i knew saw me. and i was so glad frank decided to cut his hair. when my sister showed him with long hair, i almost died. haha. but he's still my frank anw.

anw anw, entering the venue was hell. there was this long queue consisting of everyone, regardless of what kinda tickets you had. and in front, the divided the entry into the various prices. but they only opened one door. so it took damn long to get in, plus, there were many Caucasians and the ones behind us had to call his friend who said that the concert had already started. so it had us all frantic and fustrated. but in the end, i think it was the opening act. so no harm done.

anw anw anw, the conert was like amazing, of course cos they are MCR. but Gerard's vocals improved alot from his earlier ones which just consisted of screaming and mumbling. HE ACTUALLY SINGS NOW. when he sang cancer, i was like on the verge of tears cos' it brought back many memories and since it was one of the songs i could really relate to. and and and, they played 'You know what they do to guys like us in prison'!! it's one of my favourite and i thought they weren't gonna play it since it seemed very 'not-as-popular'. BUT THEY DID. 'I'm not okay (i promise)' and 'helena' was just awesome. 'The black parade'? can't be describe. and they ended off with 'Desert song' (nice) and 'Famous last words'(whoooo!).

i thought the audience (in the front) were great cos they were like so enjoying themselves and in some occasions, they even played along like during the slower songs, someone initiated the use of lighters, which sparked a sea of lighted lighters amongst the audience. it's was darn beautiful.

anw anw anw anw, after the concert, i had two biggest regrets.

1. not getting the $95 tickets. cos' the people at my seat were not 'high'. so it's left me and my sister to get 'self-high'. ddamn irriating. the people at the front were like having so much fun. why why why did i have to let my mother lay a guilt-trip on me and why why why did i listen? '$10 also money what'. OMG.

2. not bringing our camera for a doc's check-up. it totally died on us at the concert with new batteries! why why why didn't we check check check?? so we had to rely on our puny megapixel camera phones to take the photos, which was pathetic. cos' everything turned out same. you'll see.

if they every come again, i'm so gonna make sure these does not happen again.

pathetic pictures anyone??










from 'Cancer'. Beautiful.


welcome speech + 'I'm not okay (i promise)'. (i did not take this)

oh oh, they had a replacement drummer as Bob broke his wrist. read that he learned everything within one day. genius.

plus plus, while queueing, i saw Levan Wee, Rosalyn and Shan (they were damn tall).

8:52 AM




LOOKING AT THE RAINBOW
waiting for the next winter.
Me.