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Name: Arlyne
Country: Malaysia
Metro: Kuching
Birthday: 3/2/1987
Gender: Female
Interests: God the Father, Jesus the Saviour, sleeping, music, watching TV, reading, shopping, quality chocolate, doing absolutely nothing, cute soft toys, money, pretty ornaments and admiring God's beautiful creation of HOT men.. =)
Expertise: Professional Sleeper aka. Bum, Professional Couch Potato and Eye-candy Gourmet.
Message: message me
Member Since:
10/26/2004
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| Looking out, looking back across the sky
SELAMAT HARI RAYA TO WHOEVER WHO READS THIS AND CELEBRATES THE OCCASION.
MAY IT BE A GREAT ONE FILLED WITH LOVE AND LAUGHTER AND GOOD FOOD.
The university is taking a week off for the Raya or Eid Mubarak holidays and I had no plans of going back to Kuching. Raya holidays have always been best celebrated in Kuching (I personally think so) with the abundance of good food and equally wonderful hospitality.
On another note, I hate being broke. It's such a horrible attribute. 
A less depressing event - last Wednesday evening, Karth celebrated her 22nd birthday a week earlier at Mist, Bangsar since most people will back home for the holidays.
Here are some photos (there were 100++ photos in total) from the evening:
(Been posting photos as blog entries. A bit lazy to blog, I must admit. So enjoy looking at them yeah? K thanks bye!  )
I was the science nerd among the law geeks. UM is one! 
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| I've made a mess of me, I wanna get back the rest of me
Initially, I wanted to rant but am too exhausted mentally to do so because this morning's Organic Chemistry quiz on enols and enolates practically sucked a whole lot of life out of me. I only had 4 hours of sleep.
Some updates. I..
..went for camp,
..said goodbye to Lee Fuan who left for Singapore to work,
..said goodbye to Sarah who went to the UK for the final year of her law degree,
..and went for a karaoke session with my university seniors and friend to spend some time with Anand before he leaves for Johore.
So I've been feeling pretty emo lately since I had to say quite a number of goodbyes and some things in university and life hasn't been particularly smooth-sailing.
Once again, I really dislike year 2009. 
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| The Annoying Saga: Episode 1?
Lets just assume it's episode 1 even though I'm well aware that it's probably episode xxx-th. 
Person Number One: "How many pages long should the LC (liquid crystal) assignment be?", "How long is yours?" etc.
So I haven't got to writing the essay for the assignment on the application of lyotropic liquid crystal in drug encapsulation using nanoparticles for a more effective drug carrier system (I'm a geek. OK, I get it.) but stop asking me whether I've done it or not. Argh!!!!! *Roars*
Person Number Two: Gives off a "holier than thou" vibe. I'm too irritated to describe. Once an utterly Caya-ish person, will always be an utterly Caya-ish person no matter how one tries to appear more sophisticated and intelligent. Sorry. But a bit of epic fail here.
Person Number Three: "Do you have *this* and *that*?", "And please help me to do *this* and *that* and *that* because I am so busy entertaining a certain being whose pockets are pretty stuffed with papers marked with a former head of state that I am not able to do a whole bunch of other stuff which includes responsibilities?
Not in those exact words, but yeah. Somewhere along those lines. Sometimes.
Hrmm.. Why am I irritable?
Uh oh. Might be hormones.. *Thinks*
Lousy hormones!
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| Looking Asean
Someone knocked on my door this afternoon and tried to sell some coupons.
"I have a friend called Arlyne," she said. "But she's a Filipino."
Well, at least this time she didn't think I'm Filipino as opposed to my almost weekly encounters with people around KL who casually mistaken me for a citizen of every other Asean country except Malaysia. With the Philippines being a favourite choice.
Taken at Tanah Lot, Bali
Always the foreigner in my own country. *Sigh*
On another note, I often come across official forms giving options for race as "Malay, Chinese, Indian and Others".
I obviously fall under the "Others" category, but so do actual foreigners in this land.
So, there isn't much difference between myself and say for example, a Vietnamese?
Back to my previous point, somebody please do educate the West side of the country on the looks of the natives on the East side.
The East side rocks. Now, we're TRULY Asia.
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| Relationships and the opposite sex
So my friend, Sebby posted on Facebook,"who needs girls and relationships when you have root beer and donuts?"
To which I replied,"who needs guys and relationships when you have chocolate and shoes?"
Somehow the conversation ended on how to open jars.
And I won. Haha!
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