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Thursday, November 19, 2009 | 9:24 PM
Another photos post!
I really like this week. Had lots of deep conversations and hilarious moments. Like when I had breakfast at Toastbox with Esther, she asked me what I thought about 'humans not being able to live alone' and gave me her two-cents on it. Her point of view was a philosophical one. And mine? I agreed, but I proved my stand using facts. (Can't help it. My minds swings that way.) I talked about this psychiatry article on Wikipedia I'd read before. Look it up if you want. It's called the Capgras delusion, also known as the Capgras syndrome.
In the past, she used to be the IQ while I was the EQ. She used to deal with logic while I dealt with emotions.
Now we've swapped. What irony. But when I mentioned this, she gave such a witty answer that I love.
On to the hilarious moments.. Nabilah's going to kill me one of these days because I keep finding loopholes in the things she say and twisting them to tease her. Fiza and I shoot her everyday and now Woon Ching has joined in the fun. Lol. What Woon Ching did this morning was so brilliant. You rock! :D
And here's one of our hilarious moments on FB. Some dirty jokes..
Some photos to summarise my week:
I took this photo through the microscope eyepiece lens. You can really see the hyphae of the mold. (:
Seconds of absolute idiocy in the food laboratory. Watch and crack up laughing. Woon Ching was laughing at my constipated expression (I couldn't laugh 'cos I don't want to film a shaky video).
It was pouring buckets and the weather was so cooling. Perfect for a short afternoon nap. No doubt some people we know like fellow coursemates and our lecturer, Miss Gan, was amused by this sight.
And the silhouettes of some of my classmates.
I really like this week. Had lots of deep conversations and hilarious moments. Like when I had breakfast at Toastbox with Esther, she asked me what I thought about 'humans not being able to live alone' and gave me her two-cents on it. Her point of view was a philosophical one. And mine? I agreed, but I proved my stand using facts. (Can't help it. My minds swings that way.) I talked about this psychiatry article on Wikipedia I'd read before. Look it up if you want. It's called the Capgras delusion, also known as the Capgras syndrome.
In the past, she used to be the IQ while I was the EQ. She used to deal with logic while I dealt with emotions.
Now we've swapped. What irony. But when I mentioned this, she gave such a witty answer that I love.
"As long as both of us are not stupid at the same time, can already." - Esther
On to the hilarious moments.. Nabilah's going to kill me one of these days because I keep finding loopholes in the things she say and twisting them to tease her. Fiza and I shoot her everyday and now Woon Ching has joined in the fun. Lol. What Woon Ching did this morning was so brilliant. You rock! :D
And here's one of our hilarious moments on FB. Some dirty jokes..
Some photos to summarise my week:
I took this photo through the microscope eyepiece lens. You can really see the hyphae of the mold. (:Seconds of absolute idiocy in the food laboratory. Watch and crack up laughing. Woon Ching was laughing at my constipated expression (I couldn't laugh 'cos I don't want to film a shaky video).
It was pouring buckets and the weather was so cooling. Perfect for a short afternoon nap. No doubt some people we know like fellow coursemates and our lecturer, Miss Gan, was amused by this sight.And the silhouettes of some of my classmates.
CHARMAINE CHEONG.