Dear Diary,




Today is the last day of 2010 Wordcount Blogathon! Even though I cheated by flooding my blog with one picture posts :D I still enjoyed this blogathon. I am a little too busy to check out all participants' blogs for now, but I will.. next week. Quite late, but better than never, right? Sorry for not being active in the Google group too.

Addicted, so another haiku!

Good bye blogathon,
I will be getting lazy,
But see you next year!

OK that was a terrible haiku. Sorry, currently in a rush.

Anyway, I figure I should include a complete list of participants here. :D Taken from the blogathon 2010 headquarter.

Here is a complete list of the approximately 110 writers and bloggers participating in the 2010 WordCount Blogathon:

• Rebecca I. Allen – 356 No More, A journey from couch to fit
• Andi, Misadventures with Andi, Merry musings of a feisty foodie slash lit-chickie slash globe-trotting wannabe Frenchie!
• Anjuli – bhulbhulaiyan, a complicated entanglement of zigzag pathways
• Christa Avampato – Christa in New York, Curating a Creative Life
• Joan Lambert Bailey – PopcornHomestead, Gardening, place and my life in Tokyo
• Karen Bannan – Natural as Possible Mom, Because natural isn’t always possible — or easy
• Linda Barnby, TheNEA.org, Taking Entrepreneurs from Where They Are to Where they Want to Be
• t.a. barnhart – Left Coast Foodie, Damn, that’s good: a foodie blog by someone who knows what he’s doing
• June Bell – Enough is enough! Advice and support
• Teresa Bitler – Forty Firsts, A Midlife Crisis in the Making
• Athena l. Borozon – Altar Valley Daily Orb, The Desert Rat Dialogues
• Jane Boursaw* – Film Gecko, Cool movie news and reviews
• Alisa Bowman – Project Happily Ever After, Marriage advice from a recovering divorce daydreamer
• Carson Brackney – Carson Brackney, Consultant, Copywriter, Content Provider, Factotum
• Ben Bradley, Ben’s (Not Quite) First Ever Presence on the Interweb, Blog of an aspiring human being
• Sheena Brockington – Greenhouse Advertising, Cultivating ideas for small businesses
• Danielle Buffardi* – Horrible Sanity, Going into the mind of a mother and freelancer
• Beverly Burmeier – Going on Adventures, Travel stories from near and far
• Diane Calhoun – Violet is My Color, Life just happens, deal with it
• Danielle Carter – Live and Love Life VA, Helping you do more of what you love, and less of what you don’t!
• Fiona Chan – Candy Prison, A typical teenage blogger
• Joy Choquette – One Year. 156 Fears. Life Changing. One woman tackles her fears
• Bernard Chung – Green Tea World, It’s more than just a cup of green tea here
• Caroline Clemmons – A Writer’s Life, Writing tips, interviews and miscellaneous ramblings
• Shelley Clunie – ShelCluzo’s Blog, Healthy, wealthy and wise at 62
• Cocotte – Leaping into Life, Uncommon stories to nurture body, mind & soul
• Christianne Cook – A Day in My Mind, The world through my eyes
• Sue Dickman – Life Divided, Food, garden, books . . . and India
• Jackie Dishner – Bike with Jackie, Using my special brand of BIKE to teach you how to turn obstacles into opportunities
• Tracy Doerr – Tracy Doerr, A chronicle of ideas and things that inspire me
• Ron S. Doyle* – Blog Salad, All the blog that’s fit to eat
• Dana DuGan – Chick with a View, It’s good to live on the edge. The view is better.
• Dan Eldridge – Labor Party, A Young Pioneers Media blog for Creative and Alternative Entrepreneurs
• Cindy Elsberry – Doodle9, Paddling down the stream…of consciousness
• Heather Faesy – Blame it on the Full Moon, My kids, writing and reading
• R. Jill Fink – My Opera, Musings about writing, food, weight loss and other hilarious things
• Jennifer Fink – Blogging Bout Boys, All about boys — raising them, educating them, learning with them
• Damaris Fish – Damaris Fish on Genealogy, Researching my family history and helping others with theirs
• Dylan Fogle – Discordianzen, The map is not the territory
• Katie Foote – Littlefoote’s Lab, A chronicle of what the unemployed girl in NoPo is up to.
• Barb Freda – Babette Feasts, Feast with Me (Food, Wine, Travel and Photos)
• Heather Frendo – Thrifty Knee Socks
• Andrea Genevieve – Andrea Genevieve, Where social medium, technology and higher education meet
• Janet Goldstein – Janet’s Publishing & Strategy Blog, Tips, insight, and inspiration for launching books and ideas
• Alexandra Grabbe – Chezsven’s Blog, Life as a green innkeeper on Outer Cape Cod
• Elyse Grau – My Garden to Table, Growing what you eat, eating what you grow
• Wendy Korn Heppt – Budget Style on a Shoestring, Budget savvy fashion, beauty and related news and ideas
• Katie Hinderer – Write Beyond the Cubicle, A freelance writer’s thoughts on the industry
• Amanda Hirsch – Tastee Pudding, In the search for creative life, the proof is in the Pudding
• Lisa Jaffe Hubbell – Eat, Read and Be Harried, Making it through life one book at a time
• Nancy Mann Jackson – Growing Food and Kids, Gardening, harvesting, cooking and preserving with kids in tow
• Robert Janelle – Without an Apostrophe, Ottawa freelance tech journalist
• Elizabeth King Humphrey – The Write Elizabeth, Writing. Creativity. Play. Life.
• Walter L. Johnson II – Georgia News Beat, An inside look at what’s happening in the state of Georgia
• B.J. Keeton – Professor Beej, Pop culture commentary with an academic slant
• Joey Khuvutlu – Sh*t I Find Worth Sharing
• Amy Kocur – AmyLizK, Maryland/ DC Metro area arts and analysis
• Courtney Koschel – Finding My Muse: A New Writer’s Journey,
• Sara Lancaster – No.2PenBlog, Resource for my clients and others interested in marketing communications
• Bill Lascher – Lascher at Large, A contemplative, pondered and unrushed thought banquet.
• Mary Dixon Lebeau – In the Boom Boom Room, Remember staying out until the street lights came on?
• Pooja Lohana – Brown-eyed Mystic, On writing and more!
• Sarah E. Ludwig – Parenting by Trial and Error, The learning curve in raising kids
• Jenny Lynes – Welcome to the Good Life, A student environmentalist exploring responsible, cheap, and fun living
• Su-sieee! Mac – This and That. Here and There. Now, Sometimes Then., Rambling about anything and everything that interests me
• Harry Marks – Curious Rat, Chewing at the tech industry’s wires…nom nom nom…
• Joanne Mason – English Idioms, What they mean, how we use them, where they came from
• Kim McNeill – Kim’s Play Place, An active parent trying to make sure my kids are educated
• Teresa Mears – MiamiOntheCheap, Discounts, deals and free events in Miami
• Rose Medlock – RFM, Rose Flores Medlock
• Melanie – 365 days: A different thing everyday in 2010
• Heather Minton – Stumbling into Grace, The adventure of following God and figuring it out in Portland
• Kathy Murray – Out and Employed, News, career advice and job resources for ex-offenders
• Alexis Neely – Life, Business and the Pursuit of Truth, A blog about the intersection
• Charles Newbery – Pine Tree Paradise, The life of a work-at-home writer and father of three
• Andrew Nielsen – A Green Mushroom, My take on the world of gaming
• Eric Novinson – Costing a Green Future, A green business blog
• Tracy O’Connor – I Hate My Message Board, Humor, crankiness, a museum of snack foods and the odd motivational piece
• Andrea Parker – Autism Fundraising Guide, For parents of children with autism
• Lilac Penafiel – What Have You Learned Today, Life lessons learned everyday…
• Tara Phillips – Two Hands and a Road Map
• Jennie Phipps – WalletPop, AOL’s personal finance blog
• Ed Pilolla – Ed Pilolla, What the f*** is love?
• Sue Poremba – I Breathe, Therefore I Write
• Michelle Rafter, WordCount, Freelancing in the digital age
• Rah – The Daily Panda, A panda that goes to law school learns things
• Kate Reilly – Polka Dot Suitcase, Family fun through creative living
• Meredith Resnick – The Writer’s [Inner] Journey, Bestselling authors, professional creatives and emerging voices in quirky dialogue about how they write and why it works
• Vanessa Richardson – Way Out West Texas, City girl from California moves to Way Out West Texas, what will happen?
• Rebecca Robinson – Rebecca Robinson, Updates on freelance projects, reflections on journalism innovation in Portland and beyond, and brainstorms from the wee hours
• Carey Rossi – Thank You Everything, Appreciate the little things
• Natasha Rogue – The Writing Blues, Little tips on how I find motivation to get past the difficulties of writing life and the road to publication
• Joe Romano – Blogging Perspectives Daily, Blogging News Tips and Views
• Andrea M. Rotondo – Luxury Cruise Bible, Your source for unbiased luxury cruise reviews
• Melissa Sais – Digital Mom, Raising kids in a digital world
• Lisa Samalonis – Single Parent Savings
• Sami – Stonerpreneur, Stoner antics as they relate to my business and personal growth
• Ovetta Sampson – Musings of a Writing Princess, A Look Inside the Mind of a Professional Griot
• Dina Santorelli – Making Baby Grand, And I thought giving birth to real babies was hard…
• Lacey Savage – Tips and WIPS, Talking about writing fiction
• Lilian Schaer – Food and Farming Canada, A blog about the farming side of food
• Kristie Sloan – mkBeautyZone, Skin care and makeup information training and products
• Matthew Smith – Smidgen PC, Big news about tiny PCs
• Michelle Smith – Law Office of Michelle R. Smith, Because it’s your life, your family and your choice
• Stephanie Suesan Smith – Stephanie Suesan Smith PhD, Information Central
• Christa Sofinowski – Life Being Short, You Should Be Interesting, Documenting my quarterlife crisis
• Claire Splan – Alameda Garden, Gardening issues in the San Francisco Bay Area and beyond
• Margarita Tartakovsky – Self-ish, {Sorta} Sage Advice on Being a Better You
• Thinkingtoohard – Thinking too hard, This is where I empty my head
• Blake Thompson – Black Thompson daht Net, “I’m just saying…”
• Jodi Torpey – Western Gardeners, Your online guide to gardening in the West
• Paul Tullis – Grim Tidings- True/Slant, My rants about politics & policy
• Jan Udlock – Imperfect Mom
• Brandi-Ann Uyemura – Brandi-Ann Uyemura, Rather be freelancing: tips for the beginning writer
• Beth VanHoose – Writing in Sand, My adventures in freelance writing, and other stuff
• Rachel Vidoni – East Coast Musings, A humorous look at kids, family and life
• Jen Walker – My Morning Chocolate, Writing, experiments, culture and adventure in food
• Katie Jett Walls – One per Week, 52 posts on things that matter to me
• Sarah Webb – Webb of Science, Connecting science and life
• Rebecca Weber – Newstilt SAfrica, Dispatches from South Africa
• Susan Weiner – Investment Writing, For investment and wealth managers who want to communicate more effectively with clients and prospects
• Rashida Williams – Really Rashida, Urban lit author blogging about my life and times
• Jennifer Willis – Jennifer Willis, Thoughts on religion, sustainability, media and culture

OK, I feel like an outsider.

Dear Diary,


I must thank Sony Music Malaysia for letting me have this, and even snailmail it to me! :D Thank you!

What is this, you ask? Yes, of course, it's a CD. But it's not an ordinary CD. You cannot buy it outside. Not. For. Sale. :D Here's an -obvious- picture as a clue/hint.


It's really obvious now, isn't it? If you still do not know what CD by who, wow? I am too happy to not share with you anyway.

Well, promotion copy is not really the point here, but it's a bonus. I did not buy the CD woot.


It's an...


Woot! Autographed by Kelly Clarkson!!! Autographed! Autographed! *dances around* ha! CD + DVD!

I can smell her perfume from the CD, and feel her touchhh....

HAHAHA! Ahem, I did not smell the CD, that's creepy, and quite disgusting.


Even though they were nice enough to use bubble wrap, the casing did not do well. :'( I haven't try the CD and DVD yet (too precious!), but they should be fine. I don't really want to change the casing to a new one, lol.

No the post is not ending...
goodboygonebad.com sent me this CD to thank me. O.O He didn't have to!


Thank you again! and sorry with all the troubles to send me this. -__- I feel very guilty. Heh, I am not sharing the thank you note. It is kept safely with the CD though.


Nyehehe.

I actually have Paris Hilton's Stars Are Blind Promotional VCD, consists of only the video. It was a free gift from the CD shop. :D Guess they didn't like her.

Dear Diary,


Well, Happy Sweeeeeeeet 16 to Cheng Li! :D


My (temporary) external hard drive is ridiculous. The lights are on, but I can't see the drive in My Computer.

Stupid external hard drive! The last one I used, same brand and maybe same model, had the very same problem. This and the USB cable problem. I don't even know how to describe the USB problem. OK let me try..

When I plug in the USB cable to my laptop, the thing does not light up. Then I pull it out a little, very little, and then it's connected. -__- I put it back in, normal-ish how we usually plug in our usb cables, then it can't work. What kind of problem is that?! Or when I move the external hard drive a little, disconnected!!!! Too sensitive OMG. This is ridiculous. I have always hated this EHD and I still hate it.

Need. A. New. One.

Dear Diary,


Diary, I believe I have not introduce you to some of my classmates. These classmates I'm introducing you to, they're smart, they're childish, they're boring, they're ridiculous, and they're funny. Just watch this video below.




See? See? The funny game they're playing!!! LOL!! How entertaining!!

PS: Pay attention to a guy dancing around 0:14!! HAHAHA. I hope he doesn't read my blog and sees this. He's going to kill me.

Update: what's with that thingy under the video? Any idea on how to remove it?

Dear Diary,


I'm really tired. I only had one hour of sleep today/yesterday night. If my brother didn't annoyingly wake me up rudely, and if my mother didn't force me to take my dinner, I wake up the next morning.

Since I'm already up, I might as well blog. Of course, then go back to sleep. Woot!

I'm a bit bored of A Picture is A Fact. I mean, too much random one picture post is too random. (lol) Especially since one random picture appear on daily basis. I should definitely post more haiku, that'll make my blog more... literature-y, and artistic. AHAHAHAHA.

I miss my random and not-very-related-but-somehow-still-related blog post titles too! I enjoy seeing random titles on my 'Recent Post' list, I really don't like it when they're filled with the same blog post title.

After blogathon, I should slow down the posting speed. -__- too much pictures appearing and too little pictures left to share.

By the way, my internet sucks. There's this site that I've been trying to load since afternoon. No one's having problem, but me.

Dear Diary,


One glance at the clock,
I am running out of time,
With my hands trembling.

Okay I officially love haiku :D It's quite fun to count ahhahaa. I should start naming my haikus, eh?

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*a picture is a fact #15

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Dear Diary,



Sitting in the hall,
Staring at the test papers,
While I die inside.



2nd group blogging day of WordCount Blogathon, and haiku is the theme! :D

Yes midterms related.

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Dear Diary,


What is a wiggy, you ask? A wiggy is a portable modem, of P1 W1MAX, which I have always wanted to try (I mean the broadband).

Since it's MY wiggy, so I'm assuming it's actually personalised, okay? :D I imagine my wiggy to be in the shape of my name muahaha. Engraving isn't that fun. Maybe looking like a keychain, but of course not looking like a cheap name keychain. The design on the surface of my wiggy should be really cool. Oh maybe snowflakes? Maybe I can design it myself..

Ok this is a terrible post, let me update this when I'm back from tuition or maybe tomorrow or maybe this weekend. Feeling really guilty lol.

update: ok ok I rushily (lol) made an image!

Look at those lame lines I drew to connect the words so it would make more sense to have a wiggy looking like this HAHAHA!







Project Alpha is presented by Adidas Action 3 and supported by P1 and MAS.

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I went to Adidas' website just now, and I was amazed by what I saw! I like the design / picture, it's in conjunction of the FIFA World Cup I believe. After clicking the big 'X', the boxes will change into different pictures. Then you can hover over the boxes, each boxes will expand to introduce their products (I think, never pay attention :x)

I have heard of FIFA World Cup, of course I have. But I have only comfirmed that it's football-related recently lmao. I wasn't really sure, I just hear people talk about it, and I never pay attention. Maybe I have comfirmed it with someone previously, but I probably forgot about it or it's stucked somewhere back in my brain. I recently found out that I actually subscribed to some FIFA-related mailing list. *scratches head* When did I subscribed to that?

Anyway, according to wikipedia, Adidas is the largest sportswear manufacturer in Europe (I <3 EUROPE!) and the second biggest sportswear manufacturer in the world. Adidas also provides apparel and equipment for all teams in Major League Soccer. Adidas remain a major company in the supply of team kits for international football teams. Current examples include Scotland, Spain, Russia, France, Germany, Denmark, Greece, Romania, Argentina, Mexico, South Africa, Japan, Venezuela and Ukraine. *copied from wikipedia (guilty)* Aiya, I also don't know how to tell you that Adidas and football go together. Let's just say they're a lovely couple, okay? :D But anyway, with so many countries wearing Adidas for their games, how can you not say Adidas and football does not go together. It's like a package (couple I mean) deal. When you watch football games (or FIFA World Cup), surely you'll see a lot of teams wearing Adidas shoes and listing the company as one of their sponsors! :D Right? Right? Sorry I never watch. Malaysia's football players should get a pair of high quality and comfortable shoes for their games, play like professional and come back with trophies!

Anyway, Project Alpha is inviting you to this event in Mid Valley! Click here for more details!

Meanwhile, if you're bored of reading all these football and shoes related contents, watch these videos! :D










Project Alpha is presented by Adidas Action 3 and supported by P1 and MAS. The Project Alpha bloggers will be at the Adidas Pure Game Ole KO event on Friday (May 21), from 7.30pm-8.30pm. Catch them in action!

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*pout* Fiona...she asked me to change my previous guest post...She doesn't like my previous post so I edited it...*pout* but I don't have any idea on what to write as I am having headache

Hmm...to have my revenge, I will spazz about Kim Jaejoong...love him in Sunao Ni Narenakute <3 I actually cried after watching the latest episode of this drama. His acting skill has improved tremendously!!! >__< Fiona, be prepared for my revenge... Kim JaeJoong, Saranghae~~~



Fiona: it didn't sound like a guest post! more like I copy pasted from somewhere LOL! *pouts too*

Oh btw, post written by pynic

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Dear Diary,


First of all, happy birthday Daniel Sevestian!

I know you probably won't be reading this, so.. you're a terrible friend and classmate. :D


Now, let's get to the 10 blogs I can't live without. This is the topic selected for the first group blogging of blogathon. :D Honestly, there are no blogs that I can't live without, only blogs I love. So let me modify this list's title a little bit.



candyprison
- Duh, it's my blog. You probably don't but I do.


Kennysia.com
- I've been following him for very long, maybe even more 2 years? I'm not sure, I never keep track of time. I love his hilarious blog posts, but sometimes I don't get the joke I had to ask or read comments just to get it, or do both of them. -__- I'm quite slow eh?


xiaxue.blogspot.com
- Same as kennysia.com, I've been following this blog for a very long time too, maybe longer than kennysia.com. Probably followed more than 2 years. I can't believe I followed these 2 blogs for soooo long! It didn't feel like it, no it really didn't. Just one thing, so many things to load! Weird enough, I ignore sometimes and wait anyway.


cheeserland.com
- I've heard about this blog ever since I became a regular reader of kennysia.com and xiaxue.blogspot.com, but I've only starting to read regularly since near-end of last year, if I'm not mistaken. Her blog is so err, colourful? pink-ish? and wow her make up and clothes.


fourfeetnine.com
- Same as cheeserland.com, heard about them a lot, visited a few times but never follow regularly until last year. This blogger is so so so so cute! Some of her posts, although without pictures, are still interesting. :D By the way, I converted my height cm the other day, and found out I'm four feet nine too. :(


allkpop.com
- I stopped stalking (really, I mean follow very regularly) K-Pop news since.. I forgot since when. I used to be reallyyyy up to date with K-Pop news, I don't know what's gotten in (or maybe out?) to me, all of sudden I lost my interests. Somehow, I still feel weird not knowing the latest news so I visit allkpop every now and then (aka: whenever I feel like it). I haven't visit for at least a month though.


goodboygonebad.com & galaxieblog
- I stopped buying magazines, so sometimes I just go to these 2 blogs and read. :D Goodboygonebad.com has funnier posts. :D To come to think of it, it's a little, just a little bit like allkpop! LOL. But anyway, I feel like buying galaxie recently. Maybe I'll buy the June issue.


mylifeisaverage.com
I KNOW I KNOW! This is not a blog, but I loveee reading this sit when I'm bored. So many funny stories, cool teachers and etc. The posts there are so interesting. However, it seems like the amount of MLIAs posted daily is ridiculous as well.


fmylife.com
Yes, I know too! This is not exactly a blog too. *ignores* I love reading FMLs, even though a lot of them are fake, some are so obvious, WHO would have the mood to share their extremely-serious-physical-injuries on FML, unless someone else (weird) submit for that person, or something. I just hope they'll have less obviously-fake FMLs.


skiptomylou.org
Wow, I still remember how I ended up there. I was looking for custom-made/personalised/handmade gift ideas and google sent me to this site. I love all the gift ideas + tutorials. There are sooooooooo many interesting stuffs there. Just by looking at the pictures make me feel crafty and talented and interested in craft already, but doesn't mean I have the talent to make a beautiful one. :/

Dear Diary,



Wow, it's been a week.

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What a waste.

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Dear Diary,


Oops. *applies cheat power* :D

I was superrr tired and I think I fell asleep at 9pm or something and skipped my dinner.

I actually went home from school yesterday at 7pm! Stayed in school for 12 hours ugh. I actually could go home at 5, you know.

It's now nearly 7AM and I have to walk to school, I think. Ugh. Thanks dad.

Bye.

and let's pretend this is a picture.




This post is now complete. Good bye.

Dear Diary,



Darn, must. take. more. interesting. pictures.

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Dear Diary,



Isn't Lottie a cutie? ♥

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oops, running out of pictures!

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The itsy bitsy spider went up the water spout.
Down came the rain, and washed the spider out.
Out came the sun, and dried up all the rain,
and the itsy bitsy spider went up the spout again.

I haven't heard anyone singing this song properly with lyrics clear and loud for years! So when I try to recall, my lyrics were far, very very far from the original lyrics.

According to wikipedia, "Itsy Bitsy Spider" (also known as "Incy Wincy Spider" Or "Incey Wincey" or "Teensy Weensy" or "Inky Pinky" or "Inky Winky"). My version would be Itchy Itchy! I feel super itchy right now, it's called "Fong mok" in Chinese, and I have no idea what it's called in English, hives maybe? Ya, SHOULD be hives.

Itchy itchy spider something something something,
Down came the rain, and washed the spidey out.

It's soooo itchy! After I got home, I had to do something to distract myself (right now blogging), just so I will stop scratching and even stop feeling the itchiness.

I feel so ridiculous, whyyy exactly must I get sick everytime. I have tuitions on Monday and Thursday. On Monday, I catch cold during tuition, and sometimes only recover on Wednesday or Thursday, then I go for tuition on Thursday only to catch ANOTHER cold. I. need. need. need. vaccination.

Will I EVER become healthy fiona?

Dear Diary,

It's still 1st of May somewhere around the world so just let me pass okay. :D Because I was really busy on 1st of May! I woke up earlyyyyy at 7 for basketball with friends, which was fun and one step closer to healthyfiona. I was reallyyyyyyyyy tired yesterday after I came home, I actually tried to blog but I slept, accidentally. I woke up this morning and wrote this post BUT I had to go out, and I haven't edit pictures lol.

After fun healthy basketball session, I went home to prepare to go to 1Utama. My dad was really late, me and Angeline reached 1Utama around 11.30am, I think.Since 1Utama is so bloody huge and we weren't familiar, plus the information counter people gave us direction to the concert place not fansigning place (but we didn't go there, luckily), it took us soooo long to find Tokio Hotel. :D The event was suppose to start at 11.40am, but we were late and all so we didn't know when it started, I only knew that a lot people were there hours before 11.40.


OMG we were soooo lucky. The guard actually sort-of closed the line I think, but they let us line up anyway (since only 2 people), he told us "you two last ah". LUCKY! We were late and all but we didn't miss the fansigning session!!!! But later on they let some other people too, telling them last too probably hahaha.


The Tokio Hotel members were so friendly and nice. They all said hi or hello or thank you to me while looking at me! :D ALL FOUR MEMBERS MEMBERS!! Let me see, ok Bill smiled and said hi while looking at me, I was so shocked lol I forgot about the other members. I can't remember who else said hi, or thank you. At least one more said hi, another one said thank you, and 2 smiled? LOLOLOLOLOL. I hate Bill's eye make up, so mesmerizing, I got lost in my mind for a second. -__-



They probably did that to everyone but whatever. I still can't believe it! Starstrucked. Bill, I love your hair shorter and standing, and I hate to say this, but your eye make up. :D Tom, your hair is weird, but you're still handsome. :D

Then we wandered/walked/shopped around the huge 1Utama while waiting for the concert. We kept getting lost. -__- We were supposed to watch a movie but didn't see Angeline's Clash of the Titans, so we didn't watch anything.

We ate at Carl's Jr before the concert, because I wanted to eat (but not too much, just at the right amount) so I wouldn't vomit at the concert. -__- Angeline's cousins came to Carl's Jr after their early dinner, Patrin was supposed to come to but they needed to wait for their tickets, and then they went to eat while we went to queue for the concert. -__-


The concert started around 7pm. They let us in around 6pm (wahaha I was quite in front actually). They brought us Pop Shuvit and Bunkface. Ah I like bunkface. BUNKFACE! If you guys heard someone saying (understatement, I mean SHOUTING) "I LOVE BUNKFACE", it was from me, Angeline and her cousins! With Angeline being the loudest of course. (since no one else was supportive and hyped as well) AND OMG @ AT YOUR BLONDE HAIR! The sound system got faulty at their most popular song, through my window! We couldn't heard him singing at all, only the instruments. They didn't re-sing the song :(


Then they made us wait for super long for Tokio Hotel. :( With their dj mixes. Problem is, a lot of songs weren't familiar and we heard Bad Romance at least 3 times. Meh.


I read somewhere, saying that the concert would end around 9pm. TOKIO HOTEL CAME OUT AT 9!!! -_- Luckily I told my dad not to come. AND OMG somehow, those songs live version sounded exactly like what we hear on CD!! Of course, Bill changed the song a lil' and sometimes hold the microphone out, but the rest, exactly the same! Impressive! I love how high they were, the crowd wasn't that high though. I'm disappointed that they never sing Phantomrider though, I LOVE that song!


I'm so happy that Bill sometimes come to the left side. :D and Tom usually on the left. I only get to see Georg very few times (so many people blocking me), and couldn't see Gustav completely. :(


You know what? I didn't vomit or faint or anything! :D Yay me!
I showered and fell asleep without drying my hair, so I don't think healthyfiona is coming soon. However somehow my towel was not with me this morning when I woke up, I slept with my towel on my head. What happened? Ugh I sweated sooooo much on 1st of May.


OHOH I FORGOT! I saw Patrin, Justin, Michelle and Kentze! :D I knewww Patrin was going, I also knew Michelle was going but didn't know abour Justin and Kentze going too. AND we saw a Adam Lambert-lookalike.


Sorry for super long post, I want to make sure I won't forget these stuffs. I HATE MEETING CELEBRITIES! They ALWAYS leave me with these ridiculous feelings, and they're so near yet so far. I HATE THEM :( It's SO UNFAIR!

Dear Diary,

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