bored bored

hello long time never update this blog...changing it soon talking about school.i'm schooling @peicai secondary school,studying is hard ,but making friends seem easy,uh...so bored,next year start we're be stuck in the same old spot of life,that is monday go school return back to hostel that stupid gracehaven.maybe going tution lor,tuesday 'lerh,mmmm,i think the same lor,15december 2010going shopping then going universal studio that would be so tired.10 december ,11 december 2010 gracehaven thanksgiving acting in drama still,drama queen is still me never changed.next year i'm confirm change how i look, much more neat,skirt longer.hahahaha.gracehaven staff sucks man...that all for today. just broke off with my boyfriend,raynard phang,after 3 month plus.thats really sad

my life in peicai secondary

Miss someone out of a sudden...

i dun noe if it so possible,but shy to tell him
do you think i should tell him???

my friend copy right!!!

my friend dun like it but she really bad sometimes she only like me when i give her things but she dun like me when i use her copy right ,
the problem withher is that trusting her so much
dun get back good things ...she's from my hostel and her name is s _ _ _ _!

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And yet when we think about Shakespear we immediately we think of his famous plays and not his less famous poems. During the Bard's lifetime dramatists were not considered 'serious' authors with 'serious' talent - but it was highly fashionable to write poems. Plays were for entertainment poems were for the elite! There was not even such a thing as a custom built theatre until 1576.... Actors were common folk. Poets of the era such as Christopher Marlowe, Sir Philip Sydney, Sir Walter Raleigh were of the nobility and there poems are still enjoyed today. These poets had credibility and so did their poetry. William Shakespeare came from Yeoman stock - he lacked credibility - his poems would have helped with this poblem ... The Bard did not give permission for one of his plays or his sonnets to be published. He was, however, happy to have his poems published
THATS LITERATURE(MY FRIENDS STUDY FOR LITERATURE,OK)
STUDY FOR MACBETH,ROMEO&JULIET,