Cure to Boredom

Trouble keeping your eyes open during lectures? Constantly day dreaming whenever the teacher opens her mouth? Curious stabbing pains on your butt? Well, my friend, you have shown all the symptoms of TMMB! (Teachers Make Me Bored)! Some of the greatest scientists of all time have worked tirelessly over the years to develop a cure. (I can't think of any right now!) But what me and my two friends have come up with will keep your sanity intact as you endure the boring lectures of people who swear they are there to teach you and not kill you with boredom!

Alright. So I might be exaggerating just a tiny bit. But me and my friends have come up with a way to overcome boredom (and stabbing pains on your butt). First, meet my partners in crime.

Supplier (Me!)

Inventor (Gaveena!)

Test Subject (Kavithraa!)

So, what happened was, we were at this motivation thing which was not so bad except for the fact it was in Tamil. So, naturally me and Gaveena didn't understand a word of it.

Then, Veena starts messing with my pencil box and pulls out all my highlighters and starts drawing on her skin. It was so cool that Kavi had to try it out. And then, not wanting to be left out I insisted on getting my hand tattooed too. We now call it 'our logo'. We're sort of branded now. Here is a glimpse at what our future tattoos are going to look like!

It's not very clear, but you can faintly see the highlighter on my skin. That's my hand by the way. And there you have it. A foolproof way to endure a endless lecture. With no harmful side effects. Though it might cost you around five ringgit worth of highlighters!

Prove Unity in Malaysia: Support Earth Hour 2009

Earth Hour is an annual international event created by the WWF (World Wide Fund for Nature/World Wildlife Fund) held on the last Saturday of March, that asks households and businesses to turn off their non-essential lights and electrical appliances for one hour to raise awareness towards the need to take action on climate change It was pioneered by WWF Australia and the Sydney Morning Herald in 2007, and achieved worldwide participation in 2008.

Earth Hour 2007

Earth Hour was held in Sydney Australia, at 7.30p.m, local time.

Earth Hour 2008

With 35 cities around the world participating as official flagship cities and over 400 cities also supporting, Earth Hour 2008 was a major success, celebrated on all seven continents. Iconic landmarks all around the world turned off their non-essential lighting for Earth Hour which included the Empire State Building (New York City), Sears Tower (Chicago), Golden Gate Bridge (San Francisco), Bank of America Plaza (Atlanta), Sydney Opera House (Sydney, Australia), Wat Arun Buddhist Temple (Bangkok, Thailand), the Colosseum (Rome, Italy), Royal Castle (Stockholm, Sweden), London's City Hall (England), Space Needle (Seattle), the CN Tower (Toronto, Canada) and SM Mall of Asia & The Giant Globe (Manila, Philippines).

Earth Hour 2009

Earth Hour 2009 is 8:30–9:30 March 28 2009. Currently, 80 countries and 1,500 cities are 'committed to Earth Hour 2009', a huge increase from people participating in 35 countries for Earth Hour 2008. 1 billion 'votes' is the stated aim for Earth Hour 2009, in the context of the pivotal 2009 United Nations Climate Change.

This year, let us all stand by the saying, 'Malaysia Boleh'! Help show the world that we Malaysians are united and we do care about the enviroment. To sign up for Earth Hour, go to http://earthhour.org.my/

Music

9th March 2009

Just take a minute and listen to the first on your iPod or your mp3 or mp4. What do we actually hear? The music, the lyrics, the guitar, the piano or that really weird screaming noise at the back?
I have come to a conclusion. If you listen to most of today's music, you will hear two main lines in it. It's either "I see you in the club' or "I wanna make love". Is that seriously what we ever really hear on the radio. To name a few songs, "Cookie Jar" by Gym Class Heroes and "Right Now" by Akon. Don't get me wrong. These songs are alright but would it kill to ask for a little more variety?
If you ask me, I really like to listen to the guitar playing. I'm not guitarist myself but I just love the complexity of the playing method. I also like songs with really touching meanings to it. I can't remember any but there are some sensitive songs.
I'm currently listening to Skye Sweetnam. Her songs are more loud, violent and contains a lot of complex guitar playing. If you want to check her out, you should try listening to 'Make-Out Song', 'Music Is My Boyfriend' and 'Human'
Let me know what you guys think about music. If you want. Till' then...

(Hey! No senseless sarcasm in this post! Oh! Never mind)