BUT, I am still actively scrapbooking and you can find my stuff over at the link below!
Thanks for reading, IF THERE'S ANYONE OUT THERE!! ♥
"Scrapping, a set on Flickr by sabrinatxe"
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Sunday, December 09, 2012
HELLOOOO
blog no longer updated... BUT...
Hello there!
I no longer update this blog, due to the fact that I don't really like writing, and aren't really sure that people read it hehehe *sheepish grin*
BUT, I am still actively scrapbooking and you can find my stuff over at the link below!
Thanks for reading, IF THERE'S ANYONE OUT THERE!! ♥
BUT, I am still actively scrapbooking and you can find my stuff over at the link below!
Thanks for reading, IF THERE'S ANYONE OUT THERE!! ♥
Tuesday, June 14, 2011
work in progress
what happens when one rushes
First of two pieces. Not nearly even half done, which makes my overall progress 1/8 and what am I doing?
Updating my blog.
First of two pieces. Not nearly even half done, which makes my overall progress 1/8 and what am I doing?
Updating my blog.
Monday, May 23, 2011
take the stage
of song, dance, and comedy
hello there, this is my first official post.
well... I know this is supposed to be a scrapblog, but my projects are few and rather far between so most of the time it'll be photos or whatsoever is on my mind.
I will be uploading backlogged scrap projects soon, but in the meantime...
The exams just ended so the day was filled with activities, including a Film Literacy Class that covered the history and milestones in Southeast-Asian Cinema, especially in a localized context. Well, between the cool vintage 'cinematographs' and snippets of Singaporean-indie productions, we got pretty bored. I'd never EVER dare to get a real tattoo, but honestly these black ballpoint inks looked rather realistic, which is sufficiently awesome. :D
The highlight of the day by far, however, was the annual Talent Search Finals. This year had quite a wide variety of performances. There were the rock bands (Dice & C.P.) an all-girl Acapella group (Choo Choo Train), a pajama-loving quartet (the Quarterers), a solo of 'Nothing's Gonna Change My Love For You' and a duet that had the whole auditorium cheering.
The more eccentric acts included a wonderfully theatrical cover from the musical Love Never Dies and a Japanese song from Final Fantasy XIII with the singer decked in full Cosplay garb. There was also a pair of girls who did a comedy short about unrequited Puppy Love that was Charlie Chaplin inspired for sure!
Last but not least were the Dance Groups! They were simply awesome. A troupe named Minus^2 did a mashup that borrowed from Step Up 2's famous raindance closing scene (with Moose as a "puppetmaster"), whilst another (Beast[X]) did a duo of Korean pop songs changing roles from 'guys' to 'girls' halfway through. A class put together a Gleeky rendition of "Dancing Queen" too!
So... this marks the end of my first post. =)
hello there, this is my first official post.
well... I know this is supposed to be a scrapblog, but my projects are few and rather far between so most of the time it'll be photos or whatsoever is on my mind.
I will be uploading backlogged scrap projects soon, but in the meantime...
The exams just ended so the day was filled with activities, including a Film Literacy Class that covered the history and milestones in Southeast-Asian Cinema, especially in a localized context. Well, between the cool vintage 'cinematographs' and snippets of Singaporean-indie productions, we got pretty bored. I'd never EVER dare to get a real tattoo, but honestly these black ballpoint inks looked rather realistic, which is sufficiently awesome. :D
The highlight of the day by far, however, was the annual Talent Search Finals. This year had quite a wide variety of performances. There were the rock bands (Dice & C.P.) an all-girl Acapella group (Choo Choo Train), a pajama-loving quartet (the Quarterers), a solo of 'Nothing's Gonna Change My Love For You' and a duet that had the whole auditorium cheering.
The more eccentric acts included a wonderfully theatrical cover from the musical Love Never Dies and a Japanese song from Final Fantasy XIII with the singer decked in full Cosplay garb. There was also a pair of girls who did a comedy short about unrequited Puppy Love that was Charlie Chaplin inspired for sure!
Last but not least were the Dance Groups! They were simply awesome. A troupe named Minus^2 did a mashup that borrowed from Step Up 2's famous raindance closing scene (with Moose as a "puppetmaster"), whilst another (Beast[X]) did a duo of Korean pop songs changing roles from 'guys' to 'girls' halfway through. A class put together a Gleeky rendition of "Dancing Queen" too!
So... this marks the end of my first post. =)