Hey peeps!

Went to watch 'L: Change the World'. Yeeeeaah did I mention I reallllly admire L, his real life character too. Sadly much were disappointed that it wasnt related to Death Note 2. Just that it was another case L Lawliet solved in his last 23 days alive. A tiny-winny little bit of gore, but overall it was brilliant.

Gosh, the movie was a roaring success, that is, to me, since the production mentioned about showing the other side of L, which was reeally successful, since he appeared to be so 'L' on the side of emotions. :D

There, I'm a great fan of L, now you know. Soo, how could a fan not have his pictures, eh?

NATURAL POSE~

COOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL~Yaaagh!

OH, OH! AND FOR THE FINALE. GOSH I LOVEEEEEE IT.

FURTHER CLOSE UP PLEASE. Latest 2008 Feb.

Unblievable eh? Doesnt look much alike. He shouldnt have left that facial hair there, he looks so old with it. -_- There, him without it.

2007 March

Nyahahah! IT'S L. CANT really believe it at first sight? Me too. XD and you know, i told my friend about this huge cardboard thingy advertisement they put outside the stores. you know, the life-size thin cardboard advertisement with real L printed on it. I had a crazy idea to ask for the counter to bring it home :D muahahahh hinted her for my bday present muahahs. hahahs ok going overboard. Candy's rushing me, See You! (:

FANATIC FAN OF 'L LAWLIET'

 
Little Miss Potato rolls along @ 5:24 AM

Readers! I'm back.

Tomorrow's Tomorrow is Total Defence Day. THE DAY BRIT SURRENDERED TO JAP.. >:( Skipping out on V.Day, spending my time with my beloved posters lol!

Listening to James Blunt's music now, still think that his vocals are special. Soooo, focus p.oint today is HISTORY OF SINGAPORE.

For history lesson we were discussing about World War II. Japanese in the 1940+ were so cruel! Cant believe what I would go through if I was born that early, especially as a male. Hard labours and scary questionings, anytime your vulnerable life can be taken by their bayonets. Eeek.

LOOK! The banana note!

"The Japanese issued banana money as their main currency, giving them further control over the economy as Straits currency became rare."

" Tapioca, sweet potatoes and yam became the staple food of most diets of the population of Singapore because it was considerably cheaper than rice and could also be grown in gardens. It was then turned into a variety of dishes, as both dessert, and all three meals of the day. "

[ ALL QUOTES = CREDITS TO WIKIPEDIA ] I think i would really freak out if I was born during that time.

Oh and I remember my history teacher also talked about the Axis Powers and of the Kempeitais. The word 'Kempeitai' gives me the goosebumps. Well its good to know lots about Singapore's history. Pretty interesting.

:O and Da-jie's went back to Aussie! Now I'm washing the dishes =P Must cook again everytime mum goes to work =( muahahha 6 month's gonna pass so fast, and its going to be July soon! Double happiness on that month. Graduation of Da-jie and my birthday! =D

Sooooo looking forward to that month! Oh and we have a class hamster, grew super fat in just a few weeks hahahs, perhaps a picture of them next time for all of you to see its progression!

Night for now, I'll go find Joe Cheng's latest news on youtube now. YAY!

 
Little Miss Potato rolls along @ 4:23 AM