Name:
Adolphus Lye...
Age:
16
Birthday:
11-August-1993...
Alma-mater: Peiying Primary School ('00-'05) Bishan Park Secondary School ('06-'09)
Anderson Junior College ('10-'11)...
E-mail Address:
hackenlye@msn.com...
Likes:
1) Rapping (yo yo yo!!)/
2) Arsenal F.C./
3) L.A. Lakers (NBA)/
4) Metal/Hip-Hop Music/
5) Wrestling/
6) Drawing...
Hates:
1) Unsophisticated people/
2) Leftists/
3) Trouble-makers...
Wishlist: 1) 3/4 pants (Billabong brand or those with the Army decoration)/ 2) Baseball Bat/
3) PS2 RAW vs Smackdown 2009/
4) L.A. Lakers Jersey (Numbers 26, 36, 50 or 54)/ 5) Arsenal Jersey (Numbers 26, 32 or 54)/ ( I got Fabregas' jersey, no.4)
6) Personnalised Jersey (Number 32 or 26)/
7) PSP...
Yoz! It's been a long time since comin' here. A levels is finally OOVVVVVVVVEEEEEERRRR! Just came back from training and so far life has been great and carefree! hope to post more stuffs here. :D
good old arsenal, we're proud to say the name;
when we sing the song we'll win the game.
Monday, December 6, 2010
9:08 AM
Yo yo yo! It has been a long time since I've last updated my blog. This holiday has been a busy period so far, got lots of holiday homework to complete and have to go down to NUS occasionally to complete the nanoscience research project. This is where time-management is of the essence.
Last week, from Monday to Wednesday, my leg muscles were cramped from the 14km night-trek (from West-Coast Park to Marina Bay which lasts from 0030hrs to 0630hrs) I had from the NYAA-ODAC Camp. Though it was tiring, there was a great sense of achievement among the campers. It was lucky that we didn't got ambushed by the monkeys again at Hort Park. (we got ambushed once there during an Amazing Race) Yeah, I'm serious, ambushed. It was a great night experience to be able to see Singapore in the wee-hours. As we walk through Hort park, to Mount Faber, to Kent-Ridge, before reaching Marina Bay to see the Sun-rise, we had a whole new perspective of Singapore.
Yeah, so due to my cramped leg muscles, from Monday to Wednesday, I had to confine myself within my room and mug. At times, when I pass-by the computer, while my brother is using it, I would log-on to Facebook.
Yesterday, I went for soccer training. But sadly, no one was willing to teach me new skills to make it into the first team. Sigh, am I condemned to only being a pathetic reserve??? Well, at least i get to sit down throughout the entire match... ...
Christmas is around the corner, only 19 more days, hope to complete all my holiday assignments before Christmas so that i can enjoy this festive season. Well, that's all folks.
P.S. As a Real Madrid fan in BBVA La Liga, I'm still "suffering" from shock by Real's 0-5 defeat to Barcelona.
good old arsenal, we're proud to say the name;
when we sing the song we'll win the game.
Sunday, June 13, 2010
10:40 PM
Yoz! Long time no blog! The FIFA World Cup 2010 in South Africa season is finally here! W0000000000000ts! Supporting Spain (got Torres and Fabregas) and Brazil (got Kaka) in this tournament. Congratulations to South Korea and Argentina for their wins so far. However, I would not be able to enjoy much of the tournament, got to study for the mid-year common test. Anyway, here are some World Cup advertisements for our viewers to enjoy!
1) Pepsi Max Advertisement:
2) Nike: Write Your Future Advertisement:
3) FIFA World Cup 2010 theme song: Oh Africa (Akon ft. Keri Hilson)
Enjoy FIFA World Cup 2010 Live In south Africa.
I was also involved in "AJC Cultural Exchange Programme 2010 in Yunnan, China" from 30th June to 6th June. The photos of the trip have been uploaded on Facebook for those who are interested in viewing it. It has been a tremendously memorable and fruitful experience to get to understand the different cultures of the minority ethnic groups in Yunnan as well as to be able to study and make new friends at Kunming No.14 High School (AJC's Sister School) within the first 4 days of our trip. We travelled to Kunming, Dali as well as Lijiang. There were beautiful physical sceneries awaiting us there and I was awed at some of the wonderful geographic features which we do not get to see in Singapore. Time seems to pass faster with each day as we explored more of Yunnan. Above all, the trip was beneficial and I left with no regrets. :D
good old arsenal, we're proud to say the name;
when we sing the song we'll win the game.
Friday, March 19, 2010
12:26 AM
Yo! Gosh, I can't sleep. Well, this whole holiday has been a good time for me to rest as well as to catch up with academics. Got to make early preparations for studies as it will be a hectic journey in term 2. However, there is one big regret, that is, I didn't attend the Red Camp 6 outing last Saturday. *Sigh* Anyway, it is over, so it is not of any use to regret. Hopefully they will organise more Red Camp 6 outings in future :)
So far, there has never been a day when I never thought of my good old days in BPSS. To me, Bishan Park Secondary School will always be my second home-ground. I don't know why, but somehow the 4-year life at BPSS is more memorable than the 6 years I had in Elementary School. I guess it is because in secondary school, I tend to cherish every minute, every day I had there. Although this is HIStory, but it will stay forever in my memory.
good old arsenal, we're proud to say the name;
when we sing the song we'll win the game.
Monday, February 15, 2010
12:18 AM
Yoz! Happy Lunar New Year to all my family members and friends. May all of you guys stay healthy and be happy. Well, just like last year, tommorrow, actually later today, my house will be packed with all my relatives gathering to celebrate CNY with my family. It's gonna be a jam-packed day and my parents have been very busy for the past few days in preparation for the celebrations. With more relatives = more Red Packets...LOL :D Actually, what's most important is the family warmth and spirit. The year of the Tiger has arrived. May 2010 be a good year, even better than 2009. 新年快乐，恭喜发财！祝大家身体健康，年年有愉:)
good old arsenal, we're proud to say the name;
when we sing the song we'll win the game.
Wednesday, January 27, 2010
12:02 PM
Yo yo yo! I've been posted to Anderson Junior College! WOOOOOOOOTS! I chose that college because it is near my home and it is a reputable campus. The strange thing is that MOE text my posting results so early in the morning, like about 6:35am when I am still half asleep. But anyway, I jumped out of bed after knowing my posting results and could not continue sleeping..lol! However, by entering my desired college, I have a price to pay. That is I had to be mentally prepared to work my head off with little sleep and little time for leisure. I must work very hard from now on to excel in JC and meet up the various expectations to achieve my goals. Stress is inevitable, but before you know it, 2 years have gone by in a flash and we are back to worrying for our A level results. LOL! Well, hopefully I can also enter the Climbing Club as my CCA, otherwise, I'll just join something else which suits my interests.
It is also a sad occasion for me because this formally marks the end of my secondary school life. I have countless of memories good and bad from my 4-year journey in BPSS. I'll miss the teachers, my classmates/friends and my close buddies in CCA who have gone through thick and thin again. Also, a special thanks to our seniors who have inspired us through their academic achievements. Though we go our separate paths, we shall keep in touch! Thank you guys for making secondary school life so memorable for us! HIStory begins here.... ....
good old arsenal, we're proud to say the name;
when we sing the song we'll win the game.
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
4:05 PM
At this point of time, all of us should be aware of the situation at Haiti. The earthquake of magnitude 7.0 that had destroyed homes, infrastructure and lives of the people there. This is a time when we show that we care for those in need, so let's do what we can to help the people at Haiti and contribute to the re-building and the re-development of the country. May Haiti become a much more better place and the locals become much stronger in future.... ....
