蔡艾珈 – 不痛
Woke up to a very nice morning today, and sat in front of my computer, refreshed my Facebook home page.
Saw a friend share this particular video on his profile, and I was suddenly reminded that we had singers who went to take part in the PK match in Taiwan for 超級星光大道. Was extremely pleasantly surprised with this:
Nicely done, Singapore! This was from the show on 7th August, so it counts as a small birthday gift to our nation’s birthday, right? 🙂 I do know that Diya and Zhiyang went over as well, and my mum did manage to tell me that it had been mentioned in the recent papers that Diya didn’t manage to 踢舘成功, whereas Zhiyang and the other Singaporean who went on his/her own expenses managed to.
I wonder if they will continue to pk next week, or take the money and leave. 黃韻玲has shown interest in Zhiyang’s voice ever since they started reaching to overseas contestants – like in 星光3，where they brought Sugi and 黃靖倫 over, where Zhiyang auditioned and got through, but did not manage to defer from National Service in time for the competition. Thus, I’m glad to see him go over this time round to 踢舘, even though this time round the Singaporean singers don’t get to stay long in the competition and develop like the previous 星光.
In any case, I was really in awe of 艾珈’s singing. I followed Campus when it was broadcast on the network, but I think her style of singing has changed slightly since then. No matter what, good job done! Look out for 陶子’s response at the timing 1:05! Me thinks its hilarious. Hurhur.
greetings. 
My blog not emo, is real feelings, use my heart to write.
I wonder why I can’t do it for school compo.
i think cause, there’s 1 time i tried and got mark down really badly for language
Zheng Xiong
August 13, 2009 at 18:40
I guess it’s slightly different when you have to emote through formal channels of writing – perhaps you went too deep into describing your emotions that it came out too strongly instead? You will need to have a balance. Also, it would help alot, if you start trying to emote in full standard English, instead of using Internet language. I’m not saying you cannot use Internet language to write, but trying to write in standard English will be good practice to help you find out what you’re weak in when it comes to describing of your own emotions.
I hope I’m making sense though! But I like the true raw feelings that I see on your blog. (:
na
August 13, 2009 at 19:07
Heard from Miss Ang our relief teacher, you are down with some medical condition, that sound so serious but anyway do take care. Weather not very pleasant but still, look after yourselves. look forward to your return.
zheng xiong
August 17, 2009 at 19:44
eh what medical conditions. fever nia, lols. will be back tomorrow!
na
August 17, 2009 at 20:35