wooooah...i browsed thru shaun's friendster photos..If you don't already know, he's one of those guys in class who u'd go to and find some humor jokes to get pass your mugging day.

After seeing those pics he took when he went out with my classmates after school, i feel i've missed a big part of the college fun. College 'supposed to be the most memorable part of your academic life but what i remembered is only the self-training in tracknfield after school. No wonder Im always abit separated from my class. Sometimes they discriminate me for being to hardworking and showy, but I know I can never stop at just competing with my school peers. There's a whole ocean out there against me, I just can't be contented with my lvl in school.

Goodbye JJC, it's time for me to find a new place with better memories to come.
Still, 3.28am and not yet dead.

wheeee...i feel so fortunate. thank god.

Of late, I bought a PSP from sim lim sq. My bunkmate WeePin went there with me on thurs and we managed to get one at an even cheaper price than his set...He was abit pissed with me or rather I should say, jealous. One, because my set was cheaper than his and I got the silver colour set which wasn't in production when he bought his many weeks ago. Now i'm "frantically" stuffing my psp with videos and games.

Shopping Cart for PSP

SONY PSP: 260
SCREEN FILM: 10
UMD:30
RUBBER COVER: 26
4GB MEM STICK: 96
7%GST~~ ;(
TOTAL=430/-

It's quite scary at one shop as the salesman's tactics were intimidating. Luckily I got "dependable friend" WP along to scourge for the cheapest deals.
Aye, im gonna eat, slp and shyt PSP all day for a while :)

Still got more stories to come tomorrow, i'll end my last word for now.
It's 2.49am ya know?

I think, I have a very clear idea what I want to do after Army.
I'll carry on with university, but meanwhile I'll devote my off-campus time to investments. Uh. Big thing eh?

Why a sudden interest in that?

It all started when I picked up Adam Khoo's Secrets of Self-made Millionaires book at Popular. It's a good read about how millionaires think and earn their truckloads of gold. It offers many suggestions to grow your wealth but I found the stock-picking investments most intriguing. Since that book, I've picked up several more stockmarket related books from the library( The Frontier) :)

There's this book, Rule #1, that gave me lots of confidence in buying stocks, reading the market trends and comes with lots of understandable calculations and online tools.

So I'm going to do paper-trading(writing down the price of stocks i bought, then track the progress on paper) for now, until I'm very sure I can use real money to invest on stocks and companies.

I guess, everyone needs a stepping stone for growing up and learning to work, ya? This will be mine.