Vagabond’s Caravan

It’s almost 1pm, and finally, I am done catching up all the One Piece manga that had been released, hah!

I must had shorten my lifespan by a couple days for not sleeping last night, darn, too addicted, blehz.

Had been reading the manga since 10pm (while talking randomly on MSN with HaoHan, Poli275, Weihon and etc) and there it goes…

1am: Hmm, still early..

2am: I am not tired~

3am: Go Luffy! (main character of the manga)

4am: Darn, I can’t stop!

5am: *door open..* Huh? WTF? (Maid, “Apakan? Awal-awal sudah main computer ni?”)

6am: zzz….. Continue Reading…

We Are Teenagers, originally uploaded by IngSiang (Vagabond).

Today, during the assembly, principal was talking about people out there phoned school to complain about students going to Mall and watch movie in uniforms.

Man, I seriously think that those are people who don’t really excel in their life and know what is being a teenager all about. WTF is wrong with going to cinema to watch movie in the afternoon, if we don’t have class?

Like what my friend said, get a life people! Being a student is not about staying in school or home, being a student is about doing well in your studies (which most of my friends did, and we still go Mall in uniforms every now and then) and enjoy life!

By the way, am going to start some sort of photo diary from now onwards. Not a complete record of my daily happenings, probably just some snap shots, and hopefully I can get at least a photo up everyday. =)

When I first read about this a couple weeks ago (those who follow my MSN personal message might had seen it), I was very sad, as if I lost an old friend. Even tho I had never taken ANY polaroid photo before, it had always been part of my life, it’s something that I had been in love ever since I was very young, and perhaps the very first thing I am interested in about photography.

I believe that the decision of stop producing Polaroid is a tough decision by the management, and I hope they would take it back (at least we can still keep our hope high for another couple months). While some people are stocking up instant films (and of course, there’s another group of people who’s playing with the price), the rest (who realize that they could never stock enough polaroid films to fulfill their future and never ending need for such an elusive photography) are trying their very best effort to save Polaroid, no matter how silly it might looks like. (Visit SavePolaroid.Com) Continue Reading…