Re-Introduction
7pm
Me, known to blog for some time back, (well...for a short period of time within the likes of www.xanga.com/dtremy) has returned once again to this so called automated online journal, depicting various happenings during the course of my stay in Brisbane. I should've restarted this infamous 'blog' of mine during the first semester days of my life here, where ultimately boredom overwhelms me all the way. First semester is gone...days where countless hours spent facing the four walls of my room, well...my house were long gone. Although I still experience the periodic activity of enclosing myself within my four walls, those days are on the verge minimisation. I'm somehow preoccupied with ongoing events in this semesters. Friends, coursemates, bypassers (well...not much), studies, social activities that are happening within Brisbane, are now giving me a promising outlook of my future in the third largest city within Australia. Although it can't be compared to the ever extravagant Sydney, in which i undeniably enjoyed during my winter stay at Kien's place, still each city portrays their own beauty, and is solely dependent on how an individual perspective sees it. My feelings for this place increased over the days i've spent during these months. Probably my adaptability is settling and i'm already able to cope with the not so demanding lifestyle of the capital of Queensland (an occasional night out to the pubs and clubs won't hurt). The only deficiency right now is the ability to travel around on my personal four wheels, yes, a car. Hopefully that will be sorted out over the months of my continous stay in this city. Studies too have contributed to the increasing amount of leisure time in me, comparing to the fact that I don't suffer from as many exams and assignments to my coursemates and those within my social circle. Movies and online games have filled me with satisfaction over the allocation of my 'free' time, due to the fact of the lack of 'happenings' within the city, and most importantly, no transportation. I've been here for 6 and 1/2 months and yet my knowledge & adventures of this city remains unexplored. A fact that has been lamented for a few months now since the return from Sydney. But of recent times, that limited area of knowledge has been expanded thanks to a friend who have been bringing us around the city and exploring certain areas for food, the most important aspect of life, well, my life. I live to eat, not eat to live.
Enough babbling about myself in Brisbane and the revamp of my new blog. Why have I indulged myself in blog'ing again? Well Kien's would definitely say that I imitate him from his own blogsite. Well, I can't deny the fact that it has contributed to the revival of this blog, (acknowledging this fact while images of Kien's awful grin and sarcasm floats within my mind) I've also been eager to restart this blog for some time already, but procrastination and delegation of 'other' works, post-poned this revival. Now, it has finally happened. I can start journaling activities that fills me with all expressions during my stay in Brisbane. There will be two formats of this blog, proper English, and the language that I've been conversing since god knows when, Manglish, a complete mixture of cantonese, mandarin, malay and broken English (well as long as it is understandable). As I've said since I started writting a blog almost 2 years ago, this may yet be another '3 minute satisfaction' that grows within me. I may not know how long will this blog last, but hopefully this blog would be more interesting and attractive that the previous version. Thats it, thank you for yr attention.
Me, known to blog for some time back, (well...for a short period of time within the likes of www.xanga.com/dtremy) has returned once again to this so called automated online journal, depicting various happenings during the course of my stay in Brisbane. I should've restarted this infamous 'blog' of mine during the first semester days of my life here, where ultimately boredom overwhelms me all the way. First semester is gone...days where countless hours spent facing the four walls of my room, well...my house were long gone. Although I still experience the periodic activity of enclosing myself within my four walls, those days are on the verge minimisation. I'm somehow preoccupied with ongoing events in this semesters. Friends, coursemates, bypassers (well...not much), studies, social activities that are happening within Brisbane, are now giving me a promising outlook of my future in the third largest city within Australia. Although it can't be compared to the ever extravagant Sydney, in which i undeniably enjoyed during my winter stay at Kien's place, still each city portrays their own beauty, and is solely dependent on how an individual perspective sees it. My feelings for this place increased over the days i've spent during these months. Probably my adaptability is settling and i'm already able to cope with the not so demanding lifestyle of the capital of Queensland (an occasional night out to the pubs and clubs won't hurt). The only deficiency right now is the ability to travel around on my personal four wheels, yes, a car. Hopefully that will be sorted out over the months of my continous stay in this city. Studies too have contributed to the increasing amount of leisure time in me, comparing to the fact that I don't suffer from as many exams and assignments to my coursemates and those within my social circle. Movies and online games have filled me with satisfaction over the allocation of my 'free' time, due to the fact of the lack of 'happenings' within the city, and most importantly, no transportation. I've been here for 6 and 1/2 months and yet my knowledge & adventures of this city remains unexplored. A fact that has been lamented for a few months now since the return from Sydney. But of recent times, that limited area of knowledge has been expanded thanks to a friend who have been bringing us around the city and exploring certain areas for food, the most important aspect of life, well, my life. I live to eat, not eat to live.
Enough babbling about myself in Brisbane and the revamp of my new blog. Why have I indulged myself in blog'ing again? Well Kien's would definitely say that I imitate him from his own blogsite. Well, I can't deny the fact that it has contributed to the revival of this blog, (acknowledging this fact while images of Kien's awful grin and sarcasm floats within my mind) I've also been eager to restart this blog for some time already, but procrastination and delegation of 'other' works, post-poned this revival. Now, it has finally happened. I can start journaling activities that fills me with all expressions during my stay in Brisbane. There will be two formats of this blog, proper English, and the language that I've been conversing since god knows when, Manglish, a complete mixture of cantonese, mandarin, malay and broken English (well as long as it is understandable). As I've said since I started writting a blog almost 2 years ago, this may yet be another '3 minute satisfaction' that grows within me. I may not know how long will this blog last, but hopefully this blog would be more interesting and attractive that the previous version. Thats it, thank you for yr attention.

1 Comments:
hey you've only been there for like less than a year..so chill out man..but u better get to know brisbane well,or perhaps gold coast, because by the time i come rampaging brisbane i wouldnt want to stay at your pathetic lil shack okay..i wan full time entertainment...like how kien,which is me,brought you around while you're in sydney...hahahah... same quote, i live to eat not eat to live...
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