Tag.
The last person to tag you is? Shabeta.
What's your relationship with him/her? you know I find this question slightly weird...friend dduhh.
Your 5 impressions towards him/her:  ummm, talkative, tall, she always liked to ask me who I liked (seriously!), friendly, and nice k.
The most memorable thing that he/she had done for you: hmm...the only thing i can think of rite now is her putting cake on my face, but that isn't memorable. hahah.
The most memorable thing he/she said to you: "...this lydia chang ahh!" =P
If he/she becomes your lover, you will......it'll never happen
If he/she becomes your enemy, you will...it'll never happen either but if it did, I'll find a way to be friends again. =)
If he/she becomes your lover, he/she has to improve on...She won't but I'll answer this for her lover: be shwweeet, duh. =D
If he/she becomes your enemy, the reason is...something impossible so therefore, becoming enemies will never happen.
The overall impression of him/her is...appreciative. =)
How do you think the people around you feel about you? ummmm, ask them but I mean they wouldn't be with me if it was something bad rite?
The character for yourself is? hmmmm.........I dunno.
On the contrary, the thing that you hate about yourself is? My lack of patience.
The most ideal person you want to be is...who God wants me to be.
For the person that cares and likes you, say something about them. smilez.  I'm here for you. =)

Ten people:
o1.Bee
o2. Fai Fai
o3. Isaac
o4. Kelvin
o5. Matthew
o6. Roberts
o7. Sarah
o8. Tommy
o9. Weeyen
1o. Zoe
Who is No. 2 having a relationship with? no one.
Is No.3 a male or female? Male.
If No.7 and No.10 were together, would it be a good thing? noooo.
How about No.5 and No.8? HAHA, the two look alikes! of course not.
What is No.1 studying for? She is taking a course on how to be my awesome friend.  She passed A+.
When was the last time you had a chat with them? Friday, I think.
Is No.4 a single? haha, I better not say anything, ask him yourself.
Tell something about No.2.  He has the funniest expressions =)

That's all.  Have a nice Merdeka (Malaysia's Independence Day)!  Mine was spent stuck at home.  Heh.

This week I didn't really get to sit down and talk to my normal "close" friends but I got to have a lot more hang out time with the people I don't generally talk to and I realized............people are so interesting =)

Seriously.  If you just observe for a few hours, everybody has their 'special point' about them.  Their awesomely good lovely points =)  The oh-so-different friends in life.  And that's what makes each and every person in the world special.  When you think back, there's always some point where you go, "Gosh, I miss the way so-and-so did....."  Cause the way you do is the way of you and no one else.

So as a little note, stay you. You never know how you can make someone feel..happier =D

It's been a nice week.  I didn't complain of boredom except when I was in school where everybody goes so that they don't have to be bored at home.  Heh.  I have plenty of things/chores to do still!  shucks.

Anyways, I read a book about Adoniram Judson, a missionary to Burma (Myanmar).  Now the first thing you're gonna think is, "...why so 'Christian-y'?"  Well, don't judge just by the word 'missionary'..like they say don't judge a book by its cover.  Sometimes, I think all missionary stories are the same..they get sick and God makes them better buuuuttt...you know just that is a BIG miracle I should never take for granted.  Anyways, this man's life is amazing.  The book wasn't written all that well..the style and writing wasn't that nice to read but even then...the part that touched me most was that death faced him at every turn but he still kept at it.  He lost all his closest friends.  He lost two wives.  He lost around 7 children..he had like 12 children.  He lost his missionary partners.  He lost his whole family..his parents, brothers, and sisters.  Not to mention that before some of them died, they often were on the brink of death.  Wow, if I had been him, after losing two people, I would just have given up and gone straight back to US where living conditions would have at least kept my family safe.  And I complain just when I'm separated from my friends...he had to see them die and also often be separated from them for years.  Imagine being separated from your wife and kids for years.

Sooooo...I have to wish somebody a Beary Happy Birthday!  Katie! =)  This is the friend for hyper, random, happy, weird, crazy, awesome talk.  Really!  Smilez!

I'm back from Penang!  =)

I have a bothering stomachache for who knows what reason.  I took charcoal.  I put, you know, the chinese medicine you rub on.  I went to the toilet.  I tried distracting myself.  I lied on my bed to rest.  I even ate =P (but that was the worst).  Conclusion: they worked for a few secs?  pfft.  I think there's something wrong w/ me..I always get stomachaches.  Therefore, today was not that great.


Oh and yes the explanation.
You know to say "I trust you" demands respect on your part.  And to me, love is such a used word.  I wonder if people really know what they are saying.  And the difference is "I trust you" isn't said unless you really mean it.  Friendship needs that --- a realness, an honesty between the people, and real respect.  Only then is there real 'friend' love.  So to me, the important thing is to gain friends I trust with all my heart =)

Friday.
Weeyen *actually not joking (for once)*: Are you gonna watch Olympics?
Me: How am I gonna do that?

BUT I had a nice surprise!  I got to watch the Olympics for the first time.  FIRST, you know.  Don't tell me about it.  This is when I want a TV.  This is how it went: My fam went to cell group, but there was nobody there!  So duh, we turned on the TV.  Andddd plus, they (the hosts) wanted to watch too.  Omg, there were so many performers, and they were all perfectly synchornized!  So nice.  Oh and I got to eat Big Apple Donuts at the same time.  *drools* I know.  It also happened to be my first time eating them.  Somebody should have told me they were THAT good.  Geesh, I feel so out. I just realized I haven't done a lot of usual things. haha.  But it's okay, I like being special =)

phew!  It's been one long week!  All our work for the worship at the prayer meeting thingy paid off today.  It's over..=)  But gosh, I feel so shleepy now.

As a "cure" from my ulcers, my mom told me to wash my mouth with saltwater every few hours.  Now, saltwater tastes REALLY gross andddd it KILLS with pain.  So while doing it, I decided to distract myself from the pain by putting my science into practice.
Me: So this is saltwater. That means it's NaCl + H2O.  That gets...
Dad: what is NaCl?
Me: salt!
Dad: I thought salt is sodium chloride.
Me: *opens eyes wide* NaCl iisss sodium chloride.

I think salt and water theories just don't go with my family.  Cause the father doesn't know what compound stands for salt, and the daughter doesn't know how to separate salt from saltwater.  =P

Yesterday, after church, my parents decided to go to Puchong for dinner.  They wanted to go try this place famous for yong tau foo.  Oh and if you didn't know, yong tau foo is deep-fried veggies and different things stuffed with fish paste.  It's pretty yumz.  The shop was supposedly in a house, but sadly, we couldn't find the place, and we ended up eating at a place near my house.

Anyways, I found out six things:
1) When you have a chance, say it!  See just as we were out of church my mom said, "Girls, do you wanna go to this Puchong place?"  And I said, "uhh, whatever."  Cause rite, it usually ends up my wish doesn't really matter, and I'll just get the you-should-learn-to-try-something-new and don't-always-think-about-what-you-want talk.  Plus, even though I didn't want it, I didn't mind.
2) Malaysians really go all out for food!  I wouldn't go all the way to Puchong just for some yong tau foo even if it was the top one in the world.  Nor would I spend a lot of phone credit to call a friend for the directions.  And not mentioning gas and time.  But hey, be passionate or else, rite?
3) My parents are more Malaysian that I thought.  I'm not saying they aren't k?  They are except for the big time food-loving part...until yesterday.  haha.
4) My prediction was true.  While we were on the way, I said, "I bet we won't be able to find the place and we'll eat at some random shop."  We did end up eating at a shop we never heard of and with half as good food.  tsk tsk.  Next time, I may be rite..you never know! =P
5) I (really!  really!  really!) do not like walking at nite.  I have no idea why walking at nite on the streets feels a hundred times different than walking on the streets in the daytime, but it does.  And nite time, just does not go with me!
6) Isaac is rite.  I am not street-smart.  He said, "Lydia ar, you need a street-smart bf.  I bet you couldn't save your life if you wanted to.  You're so not street-smart."  I agree!  But we'll have to see about the bf part =)

So that's how my FIRST (I know - surprising!) trip to Puchong turned out! =D

My vaca has been FLAT.  Okay, yeah that is the word.  Nothing on.  Nothing doing.  Just long lovely hours to think, crack my head over, and dream abouuuuttt what to do.  Heh.  But so far so good.  No worries  --- thank goodness! =)

Thursday, we went to school for worship prac.  At least I got out of the house.  Lots of lameness =P  There was a W chord on the songsheet xD  I wonder how tired I was when I did that!  Hehe.

Rite now, my mouth is painful.  Pfft.  I have four ulcers, and it hurts like mad.  What's worse my mom had to make me paranoid by tellling me to check my hands and feet for ulcers.  Phew, none.  But jeez, talking and eating rite now is not so great.

I haven't really got much to update.  so tootles!  Remember somebody looooveeees youuu.  =D