Studying for Science or Fiction? Biology in Popular Media has made me feel like I'm back in the days of seconday school mugging for a good'ol Bio paper. Nothing much has changed actually. Same room, same chair, same table, same content (much less), same time of the night, same quiet all around.

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Friendster never fails to spring random surprises on me every now and then. I'm talking about the invites I receive. Today I checked my account and I found a secondary school friend asking me to be her friend (hurhur). Gosh, I've never really been on good terms with this person. I was a prefect, she was a blatant rule-breaker, so I always booked her. Hey at least I'm honest!

I don't really have any good memories of her. The people I used to book, out of duty, didn't really end up liking me very much. She was in my class in sec 1 and 2, and the only memory I have of her is her falling asleep on the table in the science lab, then awakening full of energy and enthusiasm, asking questions and taking down notes.

Yea, I do remember the weirdest things.

I capture random images in my head and store them for a considerable amout of time. So the next time you're with me, smile, cos you never know when you're on candid camera!

Talking about Friendster,

It's funny how I've gone from Friendster to the Newspapers.

"The medium is the message." - Marshall McLuhan