Haha. Am rather amused by all the shocked responses triggered by my last post.
The circumstances for my staying up were rather normal actually, I was just too tired to blog it down, plus the number of typos I made every line was getting on my nerves. I didn't mean to horrify everyone with my strange sleeping patterns.
Erm. Basically, I went to Changi Airport to fetch my grandparents at about 12++, and then went there again at about 2+ to send away my other grandparents. And then we stayed until their plane departed, which was around 4+. Hence I got home at about 5, almost asleep and very very tired indeed.
To Jan: That's what I've been doing. Heh. And then when I got home I figured I won't have many chances to blog at 5am, considering I am one who sleeps late and wakes up late.
To Yuxin: No. Why would I be walking around all night? I am not a wandering ghost. ^^;; Neither do I suffer from insomnia or a guilty conscience, hence do not need to pace the floor at night.
To AzureFaith: No really, the moon was huge and... yellow. Very very yellow indeed. I don't know why either. The sleepiness didn't impair my sense of judgement... although it interfered a little with my ability to type accurately.
Sunday, October 16, 2005
About Me
- Name: aeriality
- Location: Singapore
A June Gemini, likes books, music, drawing, singing[badly], cats, as well as the colour and the word violet ^_^
3 Comments:
haha i see. That makes sense :) Was feeling bored and read some comments about the german way of life..find the water one quite amusing.
Avoiding culture shock or The German way of life
Germans close room doors and pull shades.
They worry about their health. (There’s something wrong with them if they don’t.)
They have small refrigerators. (You shouldn’t raid them.)
If guests want more food, they take it. (Don’t wait to be asked or you’ll wait for ever.)
Germans absolutely love mineral water.
They would never visit other people’s home without an invitation.
They bring flowers when they visit friends. (Uneven number, no red or white roses unless in love.)
They shake hands any time they meet people.
They don’t stand in line. (You have to push your way to the front of stores and onto trains.)
German families go for long walks on Sundays.
Germans don’t waste time on polite phrases – they say what they mean.
--yuxin
i agree with the last pt yuxin made. n gao yuan... it's not funny u noe...
huh. who are you? ^^;;
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