십점 만점에 십점!

Friday of Week 7.

YESH!

Its another week gone. 5 weeks and counting down.

Then I'll fill my house with a DJ, a glittering ball hanging for the ceiling and invite a few guys and girls who are 십점 만점에 십점!

Don't mind the exclamation mark. It must go with that phrase for emphasis.

Heh.

What does that phrase mean?

When translated, it means :

십점 만점에 십점!

Ship Jom Man Jom E Ship Jom!

10 out of 10!

Which is, in like, "10 points out of 10 points!"

Its the debut single for the South Korean Boy Band, 2PM.

You gotta watch the MV for this song. Its break-dancing and its pretty nice-ish.

The song is really nice, with its rhyming and patterns. Not to forget the MV is a bit funny too.

So, what have I been doing for these past few days?

Nothing, nothing and nothing.

Except 3 hours from yesterday.

And seriously, I feel like I'm not even going to work.

You see, I was supposed to go to NUS with my supervisor to work on a documentation with the people there.

I was supposed to meet him at 3:30 pm.

By right, I could have gone to office at the usual 8:30 to 9 am time, then leave for Clementi at around 1:30pm.

But there's also another way.

I could just head directly for Clementi and reach there are 3:30pm.

But, I'd prefer the former rather than the latter.

At least, I'm in OFFICE.

Rather than letting everyone know I'm sleeping on my bed at home.

Who knows, someone might need me to do something, which I really need to have something to do before I die from boredom or something.

Anyway, I chose the latter, and woke up at 11:30 pm after countless ringings of my alarm.

At first I thought I could go office and show my face for a bit before heading to Clementi. But since there was just no time, I went straight to the MRT station. I reached at around 2:30 pm.

An hour early. Well, its better to be early than late. And, I'd prefer to reach there early, since I wasn't at office for the whole morning. It somehow, makes me feel as if I'm out at onsite at work.

So I waited till around 4:30 pm because my supervisor was held up back at office.

YOU SEE! I should have gone to office in the morning. Ah well.

But I don't feel angry or sorry to my supervisor for being late. He's held up. Probably due to a customer making changes or a meeting and he couldn't leave. Its understandable.

So he asked me to head on to NUS first and discuss the documentation with the customer first.

I took a cab down there and saw NUS for the first time in my life. Then I went to the Computer Centre to find the guy.

My supervisor gave me his number and asked me to call him. I gave the guy a call and he was in the meeting room with another guy.

They were dressed formally, while I was in casual clothing.

It had that "meeting" kind of feeling.

So he asked me on what my supervisor wanted from him. I told him exactly all the stuff, but I don't know whether it was correct as to what my supervisor wanted mostly because I didn't know about the background of that project.

But I somehow got an idea from what I was supposed to get.

Screen captures on configurations, IP addresses on how to telnet in.

Then while I was asking my supervisor for anything else, the customer requested to speak to my supervisor while using my handphone.

I'm like," YES! Finally, some initiative."

Didn't really care much about the phone call. Its work. And if a phone call's the only way to get the requirements fast, its better that way.

Then when I called my supervisor for the last time to ask if there was anything else, he told me to try not to call him now as he's in a meeting.

Then he asked me if I could keep the guy entertained for 30 mins because he was on his way there soon. I said I'll try.

And in the end, I couldn't. It gets hard when you're the younger one there. Get what I mean?

Then when my supervisor told me he was in the cab, I called him and told him the customer left.

Then, in a questioning and frustrated tone, he said he would call the customer. Then he said if I had nothing else, I could go.

Now, I feel very helpless.

I can't even hold the customer for 30 mins.

And the best part.

I came to work for 3 hours.

Self-pawned.

Nuff' said.

Back to what I'm doing now.

What am I listening to now?

2PM's 십점 만점에 십점! / 10 out of 10!

K.Will Ft. MC Mong's Love 119

王力宏's Forever Love

Coldplay's Viva La Vida

Not to forget... Ponyo On A Cliff!

Po-nyo Po-nyo Ponyo sakana no ko~

Aoi umi kara yattekita~

Po-nyo Po-nyo Ponyo fukuranda~

Manmaru onaka no onna no ko~

Ah well.

Went back to school just now at around 12 pm. Met up with some of 0603, D2 and FYP guys.

Not to forget, I feel like there are people whom I don't know that know me.

Which is good actually.

I have more friends that I don't know about.

Must be that stunt I pulled off on the last day of my FYP...

Met up with my project supervisor, Mr. Wagio.

Funny, he thought I scored 15 points for my GCE 'O' Levels.

Then after I told him my real score, I asked him why he thought I scored better.

He said someone told him. And he thought I looked like one who did pretty good in O levels.

Then the conversation just went on as normal.

Somehow, I don't really feel that I look studious. Must be my hairstyle.

I must say, I didn't study half as hard as compared to when I entered Poly.

Then Programming in C# placed an interest in me, enabling me to do well.

Networking was so-so. It made me sleep sometimes. Not to mention when the configurations failed, it pisses me off.

Logistics programs was pretty follow step-by-step on the book. Didn't learn much since I played CS more often than doing the work.

Now, I feel learning Korean is pretty much interesting. Even though I get jammed at times.

Not to mention I still have a whole korean dictionary to clear.

And I require a teacher or a korean friend to teach me to converse smoothly in the language.

Seems like from this, I can learn one thing.

Sometimes, you are not what you think you are.

And it is the actions or words of those around you,

That motivates and moves us to do things we would never try to do.