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entries about tagboard exits

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Monday, 1 June 2009 // 16:25

Mood: Stalker
Music: Your Love Is A Lie - Simple Plan

I'm glad my name is not Susan. (Praises "Stalking Susan by Julie Kramer") Read through the book for about half an hour and I'm totally into it.
Television reporter Riley Spartz is recovering from a heartbreaking, headline-making catastrophe of her own when a longtime police source drops two homicide files in her lap in the back of a dark movie theater. Both cold cases involve women named Susan strangled on the same day, one year apart. Last seen alive in one of Minneapolis's poorest neighborhoods, their bodies are each dumped in one of the city's wealthiest areas. Riley senses a pattern between those murders and others pulled from a computer database of old death records. She must broadcast a warning soon, especially to viewers named Susan, because the deadly anniversary is approaching.
That's just a short review.

Science Centre
Girl Guides are still active during holidays. I envy people that are going overseas but also must take precaution about the H1N1 flu cases going around. And I finally downloaded the Adobe CS3 Premium Pack.


That was so at school. Waiting for people (yet) to arrive. I partnered Li Ying and she is funny. Like Annabella, the funny kid. We talked shit even on the bus ride. "Donkey" in Shrek that actually asks lots of questions on, "Are we there yet?" But no, that never happens in this bus. We reached the Science Centre with peace for our ears.



Queuing up for that Chemistry Workshop (with Amazing Race) and Recycling Paper Course. There were other schools queuing too. I saw St. Nicholas Girls. Anyways, Li Ying was still beside me. She snatches for my chocolate energy bar but she loses. Tsk, that Da Vinci exhibition picture on top is the ticket that Mrs Tan gave out. Li Ying nudge me when she looked at the back of the ticket. "This paper is free."

Course:















Things happened. But I don't really want to talk about that.

Workshop:


That's a creative clock. I want it! Because it's powered by orange juice and salt water. Okay, I have a video now and I wanna show it to you!



Ok, bye.

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