Posts from — October 2005

I wanna watch these movies :

Hwal (The Bow) – 2005
Bin-jip (3-Iron) – 2004
Samaria (Samaritan Girl) – 2004

I’ve seen Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter… and Spring (2003) and I loved it!

I guess he is just trying to get on my nerves.

BUT I should not let anyone make me go down.

I’ve been trying hard to stay up up up and he is not gonna get me down. I am not going to be unhappy because some asshole just wanna screw up my day.

Heheheh. Hardly I do use harsh words, mostly only for internal talking within me.

But who cares!

Sigh, but truly, I’ve lost the drive for work.

I need to get it back.
And I will soon.

I don’t wanna turn myself into a little devil and not likable to all anymore…

I got 2 books from Borders last night

1) To Kill A Mockingbird

Author : Nelle Harper Lee
Written : 1962

Wow, did a search on google to read some reviews and found this cool site,
To Kill A Mockingbird – A Student Survival Guide
- Here one can find the explanation of the difficult words that Harper use in her book.

Also, read this review.

2) Borges : Collected Fictions

Author : Jorge Luis Borges
Written : 1935 – 1983

Highly recommended by a friend, Mark.

I’ll post my thoughts after finishing these books.

Happy reading!

Mood swings again! I’ve change my URL yet again!!!

2 entries found for quaint.
quaint ( P ) Pronunciation Key (kwnt)
adj. quaint·er, quaint·est
- Charmingly odd, especially in an old-fashioned way: “Sarah Orne Jewett… was dismissed by one critic as merely a New England old maid who wrote quaint, plotless sketches of late 19th-century coastal Maine” (James McManus).
- Unfamiliar or unusual in character; strange: quaint dialect words. See Synonyms at strange.
- Cleverly made; artful.

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[Middle English, clever, cunning, peculiar, from Old French queinte, cointe, from Latin cognitus, past participle of cognscere, to learn. See cognition.]
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quaintly adv.
quaintness n.

quaint

adj 1: strange in an interesting or pleasing way; “quaint dialect words”; “quaint streets of New Orleans, that most foreign of American cities” 2: very strange or unusual; odd or even incongruous in character or appearance; “the head terminating in the quaint duck bill which gives the animal its vernacular name”- Bill Beatty; “came forth a quaint and fearful sight”- Sir Walter Scott; “a quaint sense of humor” 3: attractively old-fashioned (but not necessarily authentic); “houses with quaint thatched roofs”; “a vaulted roof supporting old-time chimney pots” [syn: old-time, olde worlde]

I am back as Ms Teh. For I am still Ms Teh.

I feel its more me than ever. Even though I love Nam but I am still Ms Teh.

So, I am going thru the changing of my blog nick and space name again.

3rd time this week! ** Grinning

Today I am feeling fine, looking little bohemia eventhough I am not! Pulled out a black top this morning, took off my necklace, put on dangling earings, jeans (was contemplating between jeans or real bohemia long skirt) and a black stilts.

Been wanting to work hard like a dog today (Nam is a bad example of a doggie, because he is super duper lazy) and I did! Till now… I can’t resist to pen a couple of thoughts down.

Its weekend! We are going to have a bbq party for Ms YS’s birthday. Its going to be fun fun fun. Was supposed to be a small private party, containing only 10 people but we couldn’t resist inviting this friend and that friend and now its almost a party of >20!!! Phew!

But yummy yummy yummy, my stomach is already rumbling!

Little creature is coming down this evening with her beau. For Quidam. We’ll have dinner tonight.

Sunday, I wanna just sleep sleep sleep and be a lazy Ms Teh.

Will I resist?

** She tries to take a picture of her bohemic self but…