Hello, Jamjam. :)

In response to the touching post on your blog, I feel obliged to write a post dedicated to you as well. ^!~
Yes, it’s the guilty complex. Ha ha ha.

This blog post is dedicated to you, Jamie.

 

For starters, I’m really grateful for a friend like you, too. Honestly. Hahaha.
Of course, there are awesome friends like Amanda, rest of T1A2 and my secondary school classmates whom I love so much, but you’re really a gem.

Actually, I’m quite surprised you don’t get pissed off at me sometimes. Oversleeping on appointments and ignored 25 missed calls is no fun to be on the receiving end of. Heh. But it may seem you’re really are patient enough. Wow. :X

And dearie, it’s great to hear I do help in making you happier. I’m usually not very good at cheering sad people up, but I’m glad I can still put that sweet smile on your face. ;]

You’re a fun shopping partner, too! No kidding there. Enjoyable to be around someone who spends money with you, gives you honest opinions, and a great chat partner. Seriously, without these conditions, one wouldn’t be considered a shopping partner, would she?

Frankly, your being easy-going and thinking positively really makes me try and keep up with you. You try to make the best out of everyday that passes by, come what may. But it can affect me adversely as well when you allow unnecessary and persistently annoying things affect you, taking advantage of your simple desire to care for them. (You might understand this.)

Also, truth be told, I try my best not to take advantage of your helpful nature so I can always be a real friend. I trust you very much, even if you may have your bimbo moments.
Seriously, “Is Toto a chicken?” was really one of the biggest jokes I’ve heard in a while. Even more so when you actually meant it.

One other thing I’d like to point out would be something I’m also rather grateful for. Whenever I do something you may not like, for instance, perhaps showing you a Youtube clip of BoA dancing to her US debut song, you don’t decline or shake your head like others do (even if they’re not wrong in doing so). In fact, you mostly humour me and even seem to appreciate some aspects in the video that I also share similar interests of. You don’t complain; just smile. Keeping quiet is what you’ll do, and sometimes even giving a hoot of laughter even when you don’t find it particularly amusing.

I understand we may have differing interests and perspectives, but you really put the neutralising factor into everything. For accepting our differences, I am very grateful to you.

I too hope we can be friends for the longest time imaginable, and not lose contact even when we graduate from this crazy institution.
You’re one of the very few people I feel completely comfortable with in my life, and I want to keep holding on to that feeling for a long time to come.

Love you, girl.

P/s.
I still keep that incidental ‘cam-whore’ shot we took while at Jalan Bahar Sheng Siong (I got the place right, right? :X) when we were still working for FDAWU. It’s in my wallet. Ha ha.
On a seperate note, thank you for staying on in Singapore.

AAAAAH!

I’m not feeling mighty happy now.

My favourite five boys in the whole wide world, DBSK, also known as Dong Bang Shin Ki (Rising Gods of the East), are still in the midst of fighting a lawsuit with their management company. It’s been delayed like, forever! I would seriously have advised otherwise, because they are really going through a tough time now.Their money’s dwindling.

I mean, HELLO.

S.M. Entertainment is a really large organisation. They manage singers, show hosts, hotels, karaoke clubs in Korea, and have franchise influence in Japan and even the U.S. As much as I hate myself for saying it, I do not eliminate the possibility of DBSK losing the case, nor do I think it impossible for them to (SOBSOBCRYCRYBAWLLLLLL) disband. And with all the hot new groups debuting this year, they really have a lot to catch up on.

At the very least, should they come back and return to the music industry, hopefully free of their horrible management company, they can always count on the support of their ever-loving and ever-supportive Cassiopeians. Those are their fans, by the way. Cassiopeia is the name of their official fanclub. So technically, as long as you’re a supporter of DBSK, it’s alright to call yourself a Cassie.

Ah, FYI!

Just so you know, Cassiopeia is the largest artist fanclub in the world, with a fanbase of 800, 000 people in the official (means you have to pay to be a member every year) fanclub. And this is just in South Korea alone. Hohoho.

However, like Micky’s tattoo says, “Always keep the faith.”

That’s what we Cassies will be doing for you boys, regardless.

But the recent ploy about wanting to boycott S.M. Entertainment-? I’m not so sure it’s a good idea.

Gah. That’s all I’m going to say for now. I’ll update the page if I feel like it.

Goodnight, tweepies.