Singapore airshow:
Today's shuttle buses are free. It cost $5 yesterday.
Luckily, my dad fetched me there. but i feel for those who took the bus. because there isn't much of a choice too since the exhibition place was SO SO out of the way.
i wanted to take bus service 9 to the changi village area to see the stunts.
the buses were so jammed up, and the passengers can't stick their head out of the bus when the show was on and they were stuck in the traffic jam.

i wish i had a dslr. :(
i wish i had someone to teach me how to do cool tricks with my camera.

Marie Curie is quite a cool person, and one of the women in history that inspires me.
But the fact that you have to do a write up on somebody, usually contaminates their marvelous discoveries and difficulties they face with a tinge of awlful deadlines and the feeling of it as a chore.
I fell asleep on wen's bedroom floor while reading a book Marie in 90 minutes. Such books always do me a favour, giving me a brief outline in minimal amount of time. so that i can do my write up and fill in the blanks by research wherever i think appropriate.
I'm not a fast reader, and am a very big picture person. If I continue too long and see no big plan or how it fits in, i usually give up and get irritated. So there's the right book.
Of course, I still have more to read on her. :(

and coincidental or not, i'm reading a book given to me quite some time back now.
on Faithful women in the course of history. pretty much during the turbulent times of intermittent wars and revolutions. when ideas sparked and caused segregation in european communities. hmm, i wonder, if it's really that during such turbulence do Man exhibit their true innate ability to the fullest. and is the reverse true, to what percentage?

anyhow, some women can really do a millinon things and excel them all.
no wonder man needs woman for a help mate.
we do everything, big and small. women, in general.

like how Sarah Edwards took care of her household of over 10 children, from cutting firewood to making candles. i mean, we can just go and buy these things but they had to make them last time. that's like one million and one things to do. and how they find time to do the others? it kindda blows my mind. but i guess, every girl would become a woman.
and one day, i too may become someone great too :)
someone who can be great in my daily life. no matter who i am now.

i just need to work harder and work on it.
human is human, a century ago and now.
so i can do those and more.

Freshman seminar is quite a slack module. but i guess im really inspired by all that my prof talks to us about. maybe one day. I'll be the next Nobel prize winner. maybe one day, i'd have 10 kids, can do research, find a new drug and patent it, invent something and set up a new company to sell it, all at the same time.
maybe. who says i can't?