TAS is Family

Ohana means family. And family means no one gets left behind.

TAS is my family. Extended family to be there always.

It's strange how the idiom 'blood is thicker than water' has changed its meaning completely... in the beginning it means that 'blood' shared between people- whether it be sworn blood brothers or the closest of friends, is stronger even than the kin with whom one shares the womb with- 'water'.

In terms of the old sense of the phrase I do agree quite heartily.... Many a times I feel like TAS is my second family, in our SLC living room... imagining if a whole group of us staying together in one mansion like the Oneida community... it'd be brilliant!

It's strange that we trust each other so much after, when you think about it, just some lunches together or weekly meetings. My parents love reminding me that there are no true friends who stay by you: that in the end we're all using each other for our own gain and benefit.

It's a cruel, disillusioned way of looking at the world, but I don't want to think that way. In the same way that I believe respect and communication is a two-way street, so is friendship.

So yes, I miss my TAS family. I haven't seen them in so long, I haven't talked and hung out and went for yum cha and laughed at each other over spicy sausage.

But still I'm sure we're family, and no one gets left behind. :)

I Lied.

I remember distinctly promising to update more. I honestly never imagined that being in college will be equivalent to even less time to blog. :\

But then now that I have a car to drive and a laptop to use, I think I can work this out. After all, a wise man once told me that you can always find, or make, time to do what you want.

To sum up 7 weeks would be hard, especially with the crazy amount of things I did and participated in. The first event that is sufficiently epic enough to blog would be the ADP Cup Amazing Race, which is awesome and more awesome. Being tired is not a problem.

Basically I learned that one: never wear sandals to run around the entire KL and
two: It is good to know where pubs are and how to get to them.

Thankfully we had mummy Nat to herd us around like a pack of sheep, so everything went superbly fine.

MOSHIES MOSH LIKE A BOSS

We took it so easy, it was funny.

Also, crashed at Chyi's house during the school holidays. Her house so large, I jelly. :( Her dog is still so adorable. ADORABLEEEEE!! But I think she doesn't want me to pamper her dogs (and freak her out) more than I already have, so she tempted me with her PS2. I was suitably tempted.

Last Saturday Brandon drove Louis, Jas and I to a certain convention, where we learned that Louis has nice legs and is secretly lesbian. Also, I got called cute by two adorably cute kids of the age of 14 and 16, which is so much fail I don't even-

Okay so I look young. But still. :( I hate my Sasuke wig. However, we met up with Angela! :D I LUBB YOU ANGELA~ ♥

Getting there.

Say hello to Brandonita!

Disappointed at the lack of KH merchandise. :(

 

Jas-chan! Y U DRAW ME SHO CUTE! ;v;

Louis' trap.

The Brandon that looks like Er Whey.

...What are you guys planning to do?

Operation Flower-suke: Complete

Flower-suke apparently has a few minor side-effects, like losing one's mind.

You don't want to know.

RAWR. I AM NINJA.

I was trying very hard to look serious. Truly.

And every Sasuke needs an emo Sasuke pose!

Dinner.

And despite it being midterm week for the rest of the ADPians, I find myself being unusually free. How delightfully odd.

I am up to the Atlantica world on Kingdom Hearts I, and I'm hoping to finish it by this weekend. GAIZ! I AM MAKING PROGRESS!! :D (In terms of gaming, of course... *cough cough*)

Speaking of gaming, L4D is harder than L4D2. Why is it so? @__@