Here i am, sitting comfortably on the couch, watching Manchester United against Portsmouth. Damn it, im fucking sleepy.

But i'm waiting for...haha. Oh, i've just been nudged. Yes!

Anyhoots, happy belated birthday to si susue. Haha.

I've an event tomorrow morning. Eseh macam urang sibuk saja wah, pffttt.

Exams are over.

I think i want to be an architect. HAHA.

Out.

Happy 19th to the human-being above. HAHA. Happy Birthday, Sue. So, being 19 makes you a lil bit saggier and older than yesterday, haha.

No worries, age and wrinkles doesnt matter here.

Enjoy your gift.

 

Regards,

Mei Ping ---> your ‘malay-wannabe-but-actually-cina’ friend.

 

*this post is quite shorter than that of last year*

Out.

The Prague Chamber Orchestra was phenomenal. I love it. My first orchestral event, and more to come!

 

Seated at H34 was quite a nuisance. As you can see here, i couldnt see anything much up front, due to the “Marge Simpson" hair-do look-alike”. I felt like chopping her head off. HAHA.

 

A view from my seat.

The performers took their positions.

 

Waiting for Charles Olivieri-Munroe, the conductor to come up on stage.

Spotted a quite familiar face, on the left-hand side.

Marie Fajtova, the soprano. She possessed a resounding voice! And didnt even use the mic! Haha that’s what sopranos does, dude.

Almost reached to the end of the event.

The conductor, i’ve to say, was lively and somehow cute. He jumped quite a few times every time a high note or ‘climax’ was reached. He was stiff at some point, swaying his body and head sideways to the music, which we all find it cute. Haha. He interacted with the audience by the end of the event, made few funny gestures.

All in all, i love the event.

I love classical music, babe.

And…

It was a fun night.

Out.