Initial D

Just finished watching 26 episodes of car chasing. Nostalgic feeling. I was just wondering, how something so easy can go so wrong. Yes, things of the past should not be used to affect the future negatively. I will remember that. That said, I love to try drifting in Japan, if i have the chance.



After coming to Japan, i might have changed quite abit. Could it be the culture here, which pretty much promotes "having a good life" (my interpretation), or could it be the swelling bank account back in singapore. hehehe.

When the others here talked about their old days, laughing, chattering, i was sitting there, wondering, what the hell did i do the last 26 years. Absolutely nothing. I am practically walking aimlessly, just living life base on instincts. You are nice to me, i am nice to you.

Achivement and Inspiration, the two words i wrote on an A4 paper which got vandalised on my birthday. Reminds me that i have to start achieving something, and to remain an inspiration for those who believed in me. But with the vandalism, i guess i have to redo it again. Thanks guys...=P

Let me banish it all away with my sleep once more, tomorrow will be a better day.

Tshush, Rowf, Ed, Lemming and Winston, the only people i know who read this, paiseh, just throwing my grieviences out to the sea. I'm still the HAHAHA HOO HOO HEHEEHE! guy lar. Stupid Initial D. Now, 2 more hours to my 2nd season to finish downloading. hahahha.

*Edited Blog. Hehe. i think edit better bah. If you have read the original, erm, Thanks for coming here before. =P*

Hakuba Ski Trip 2005 - Part II

*oops, photo got problem*

Hehe. More photo teasing. Walking walking walking to the hotel.
Lots of snow that day. It felt like Christmas all over again. For the record,
its supposed to be spring time now. The Spring wind has blown. But its still freakily cold. But i am loving it. MacDonalds. More on Macs another day. =)

Hakuba Ski Trip 2005 - Arriving at Hakuba

Arriving at Hakuba and walking towards our hotel. More like getting lost actually. To be continued...when i have the time.

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Hakuba Ski Trip 2005

Goryu, Nagano.

Nopes its not Nagano yet. We had dinner at Tokyo Station,
eating our usual Curry Rice and Soba. Everyone was enthusiastic,
SN brought a BIG red bag he won at a lucky draw. Housing a Pro-cam
and tripod. After dinner was a trip to the loo, and AM-PM convenient
shop to get some drinks and a very shiok 100yen chocolate ice-cream!!
(yea, wearing a jacket and 2 layers of clothing and eating ice-cream does not mix eh.)

We walked aimlessly for another 1 hour odd, going to the toilet AGAIN
and sitting down talking kok...

WHOA that was boring.

Noticing a group of Ang-Mohs and people with really big bags holding their snowboards,
we gathered that i must be them. The Tokyo Outdoor Group.

They are an ensemble of people from all over the world, who are currently staying or touring in Japan. Unfortunately, there werent many asian girls. I was disappointed. Hahaha. NOT.

Ricky is the organiser of this whole thing. They have a yahoogroup thingy which we suscribed to. They are going paragliding this weekend. i guess, won't be going though, cuz i will be going on yet another trip somewhere. Hehe...life is damn freaking good over here. Maybe i'm finally earning my own money. Nikko, North-west of Tokyo? no idea. Fiona is organising this one.

We walked quite a distance before getting onto our Night Bus. This bus runs overnight to the destination, so that we can sleep all the way to Hakuba. Unfortunately, that was the ideal situation. With breaks every 2 hours, we go for our toilet breaks, touch up on our make up, buy our hot drinks, get some meat on sticks, or just simply sleep through the breaks. I slept through the last one. One thing learnt, is never to sleep at the back of the bus. No reclining seat. Totally uncomfortable and i was lucky i was ass tired. Even so, my neck protested everytime i sit up a little.

The route there took us from the buzzling city, to a highway with no lamp-post, aka rural area. It was fun in the sense, that i am out of this damn city. The rural offer much scenery in the dead of the night. Absolute darkness. haha.

One hundred and two thousand breaths later, i am at Hakuba. Finally. It was getting rather uncomfortable sleeping on my side with my head on my green Quiksilver bag which some good friends bought for me long long time ago.

White snow

Hmm...Tokyo has its heaviest snowfall for a long time, when i am here...yay!

Impression of snow now: "ah..must take out umbrella again...cannot cycle to buy groceries..."

hehe...the enthusiasm sure went down..=P

But, after a while, while working in the office, i see the snow right outside the window...i am back to my "get me out there in the snow" mood again..hehe.

This weekend, 7 of us are going Nagano for a ski trip at Hakubagoryu Resort.
Its just any other weekend! no special holidays, no special events. Just a normal Saturday and Sunday!

The journey starts tonight, a night bus all the way till morning tomrrow. by the time we reach, we should be starting our breakfast, and our first ski ride. I remember the first time being damn exhausting. But there was the babes to impress. so i was up pretty fast too.

This time, lets hope it would be as fun. More when i get back. Chiaoz! Love living in such a big country. Though, the weekend costs us quite a bit. Nothing comes cheap here. Almost nothing.

Blog below

Okies, so i wrote a pretty damn long piece of crap. haha.

hope you understand what i meant though.
Its on purpose i made it the way it is.
confusing. just as the world is.
and man...you mean thats not how you write GP essays?
haha...i think my GP sucks even more now...

enjoy your weekend. Work is terribly boring here.
When you have finished your work that is.

Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow...