Yesterday was the first time I listen to an audio book. Below is the audio book which I listened to.

Well, I think I can safely say that audio books are good when your eyes are very tired and can't open anymore but your mind is still active. However, nothing can beat the good old normal reading with your own eyes.

*I just realised its the wrong book. The one I listened to is The Magician's Nephew by the same author*

With the audio book, sometimes its kind of hard to catch the words. But since I do not have a book with me and my laptop is getting cacated, I have no choice but to listen.

I just had a test. It was from 7.10pm to 8.40pm. Supposedly. But we started late. The test was Horrible with a capital H!. Do not want to talk about it.

Other than that, I am skipping tomorrow's economics class (10am) but I am going to my tutorial which is an earlier class (9am). Then I'll be going to Pak n Save to get some stuff. Tomorrow is also ICF potluck/games night. Not to mention AGM. Because they haven't officially elected me as treasurer yet. Lol.

I'll be frying noodles for the potluck. I will be using the udon noodles. First , I'll cook the meat. After the meat looks cook I will add the veges. After it looks steaming hot, I take it out and put the noodles inside. After the noodles looks like noodles, I'll add the black bean paste. That paste is from Jas. Until it looks black enough. Then I will just crack a few eggs over the noodles and fry them. After the egg looks cook, I'll add back the veges and the meat and fry them until it looks nice and edible.

That is basically how I cook. I quite like cooking for myself cause I don't have to worry about other people getting food poisoning. Not that I have been getting any.

Last Sunday, PetSoc, a Petronas Scholarship Students Society was raising donations and they were selling nasi lemak. Liyana, a member, kindly asks us whether do we want it. Of course I want it. Here it is:
However, the rice wasn't the lemak rice and the chicken was so small. However, the sambal was nice. very spicy though. It costs $3. Quite worth it la since you will never get a somewhat decent meal with that price here in Christchurch.

On Friday, Jas, Merilyn and I are going to Christchurch Chinese Church's Good Friday service. Then we'll have lunch with Liyana and Jas will fly to Wellington in the afternoon. The reason why Jas and Mer is coming with me is because their church's service is at 3pm and Jas woudn't be able to make it. And obviously I drag Mer along =D

On Saturday, wanting to save money, I am planning on staying at home to pack my bags and clean my room before going to camp. Did I tell you that I'm going to YAG camp? Yup! I have finally decided. At night, there's the pre-camp thing going on =)) [im saving bus fare by going all in one day]

Sunday, there's church and to the library.

I went to the Cantonese Praise and Worship practice last Saturday. I quite enjoy it. Unfortunately, they have move it to Thursday night this week and I can't go because of ICF. However, I am planning on going next week. Last week I sat beside the pianist and next week I'll be sitting beside the organist. The pianist last week was good. He's from Malaysia too. He speaks Cantonese funnily though. Just like how a kwai loh would speak. Like me. Hehe. But his Mandarin sounds normal. He's Fu Chao. So is the other two Malaysians who are in the team.

I better stop. This post looks long.

Sorry, just before I go, I want to show off my new niece =)
Born on 1st November 2006.

Its quite hard to get her to smile at right time.

I love babies.