ThunderStorm

So far, I've been busy slacking. Contradicting, huh? Anyway, I'm supposed to meet up with my old friends tonight. At the same time, I'm supposed to go for a movie with my relatives, but since I couldn't go, my mum wanted my little brother to take my place, not knowing that my brother was underage. What a clash! Thank God, He gave me a way out. This morning, my friend called to cancel the gathering & postponed it to another day. So, I'm able to go for the movie and meet up with my friends. :) This morning, I was watching some cartoons and somehow, both had included the theme of freedom. It made me think: freedom is what everybody craves, isn't it? Slaves want physical freedom, teenagers want personal freedom. Yet, we are never able to gain total freedom, especially living in a city. Things might have been more different if we were living in the countryside. :/ But basically, in order to achieve freedom, we have to fight for it. (Literarily, not literally...

Despite all the hate towards this series, I still love the catchy opening theme, the characters and the classic lines. Definitely worth the rewatch. Watching Eduardo and Garrett bickering like an old couple amuses me, though I 'ship EdKy. There's so many things to love about this underrated cartoon: 1. Females get to kick ecto-plasmic butt. 2. Despite the wheelchair, Garrett pulls his own weight and doesn't give a crap about self-pity. 3. Nerdy humour and cheap puns. I remember the episode "Fear Itself", where everyone had to face their worst fear. << SPOILERS >> XD Egon's fear was really funny - the fear of being seen naked in public! Funny how he could stay calm in that situation. Slimer's fear of broccoli really flipped me out! Garrett had his claustrophobia to worry about, Roland had his fear of machines that come to life, Eduardo faced his fear of death and Kylie with her fear of giant worms... I also found Eduardo's cru...

When it comes to borrowing books from the library, I'll always head straight for the comics section as a teen. Comics are great, they tell stories almost as well as TV shows do. Plus, they convey their story plots better than ordinary story books do. Firstly, you can "see" exactly what is going on. While plain story books let your imagination run wild, what you imagine may differ from what the authors intended. *Want to watch the latest Marvel cartoons or read the latest Marvel comics? Go here . Or see the comic world encyclopedia @ Spider-Bob . (*The links no longer work.) Anyway, some of the comic series I have come across and would recommend are: For kids & youths Zondervan & Zonderkidz  graphic novels (E.g. Tomo, MangaBible)  Warriors Twisted Journeys Adam The Baby-Sitters Club graphic novels ( The Baby-Sitters Club )  Choose Your Own Adventure 我为歌狂 (Wo Wei Ge Kuang)(Music Up) 搏斗天王 Ge Dou Tian Wang (Mr. Fighting): T.F.K.C Zits Luann...

Currently, I'm waiting for my 'A' level results & have lots of free time to do anything I want. Most of my friends are working part-time to earn some pocket money. But as for me,  I'm a big time slacker , and proud of it too. :P I know, people think I'm really lazy and all that, but who cares? Besides, I'll be working for the rest of my life when I'm older. So why start now? *Sigh* Everyone's bugging me to get a job - and a life. :/ Anyway, what I intend to do during my extended holiday are: write some fanfics read my library books watch TV play computer games enjoy life, eat, sleep, etc.