Purim/Cereal Day
2004-03-07 @ 11:46 p.m.

Libera is okay, nothing particularly stunning, just choral stuff mixed with a little pop. They did have a nice song though, Sanctus, based on Pachelbel's Canon. My MP3 count is up to 1560, but I still haven't got an MP3 player. Speaking of MP3s, something quite interesting occurred yesterday. This guy was Googling David Friedman, looking for a way to get a copy of Moonrise, and he found this diary. Then he added me on MSN Messenger, asking if we could work out an arrangement for him to get the MP3s. I was an utter saint, I gave them for free! Just kidding, I just thought it was quite a weird thing to happen. It's really interesting, he's like this Malaysian guy, studying at Monash now, who's been looking for Moonrise for a long time, since Amazon apparently doesn't carry it anymore. He offered to buy me lunch the next time he came by. I wonder if he really would? Altogether a rather strange incident. Then Kay Hwee showed me a page from my diary, and he was like, "Do you know whose diary this is?" "Mine." "Oh." Haha, that was damn funny. Such an egotistic person, Googling his own name. I shall type it a few more times here, so that it'll show up more prominently next time. Here goes: Kay Hwee is our CT representative. Kay Hwee has a twin brother who was from RI GEP. Kay Hwee must have been very bored to resort to Googling his own name. Kay Hwee will probably be reading this, but what the heck. Kay Hwee, don't kill me after reading this. Haha! On a separate note, I've finished the damned presentation for Mr Kwok. Now I just need to concentrate on my French Revolution essay. Easier said than done, since I haven't picked a question and it's due this Tuesday. C'est la vie...NOT!

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