I guess that this is it, my friends. A new chapter for me.

Click here for my new website.

Do give it a visit alright? Stay in touch!

I am still alive.

And kicking.

Barely.

The end of my blog here in Tabulas is tentatively slated for 31st of October 2005.

With plans to go ahead to a different place, I must give thanks to a few friends (not inclusive of my bball pals and workmates) Peggy, Midori and Eleanor. Cheers to you 3 ... Thanks for all the help yuh?

I will post my new blogsite here 1 minute from the stroke of midnight ... so the month of November will have a new start. Heh.

Ok, time to start on a minor update (without anymore phone interruptions please)

Basically, I did squat the whole week. But I did manage to;

1)Buy UnderWorld DVD for $12.90 from this shop at Plaza Singapura.
2)Realise that the UnderWorld DVD does not work and I threw away the receipt (WELL DONE LADDIE)
3)Played basketball at Bedok (still 2 months away from playing at CCC)
4)Having 2 3 point air balls in a row.
5)Watched The Texas Chainsaw Massacre on DVD (Gory!)
6)Go to SAFTI to pick my brother up and see Qi Xian go past me on the bus.
7)Create a new d2 character, and delete it without removing the drops that Herman gave to me *CRIES* I am sure a doofus!
8)Watch a pulsating derby match between Newcastle and Sunderland.

I’m trying to find the title of this song that I listen to on class 95fm, but, no, I do not know the singer. Bah!

So tired … and lazy … *sn0res*

Oh, before I sign off, did I mention that Jessica Biel is a HOTTIE? Ha!

It’s always a thrill to watch a derby match between Newcastle and Middlesborough/Sunderland, and boy did I nearly have a heart attack from watching the match yesterday against Sunderland.

Moments after kick off, Emre was felled by Whitebread, earning the first yellow card of the game. Emre would continue to be the target man for most of the match. On the other end, Scott Parker was unfortunate to be yellow carded by Rob Styles for a foul which wasn’t.

After a fierce intense midfield battle between the two sides for 33 minutes, Ameobi started the fireworks with a well struck header to the bottom left of Kevin Davis’s goal, but just after the re-start, Lawrence squared a perfect shot to give the Black Cats the equaliser. However, just two minutes after that, Ameobi once again scored with a header into the exact same corner as he did earlier. But, the defence struggled, and Elliot made the most out of it to score a wonderfully taken goal to level things out.

This 8 minutes almost gave me a heart attack.

Anyways, the 2nd half started with Sunderland very much in control, and they were playing with desire, unlike Newcastle. But, in the 63rd minute, Ameobi was felled by his former teammate Caldwell. Emre, Solano and Shearer all stood around the ball, and Emre was the one who struck the ball … sweetly if I may add … into the goal, with Davies full stretched.

Taylor was unfortunate not to carry on his 2 goal England U-21 heroics with a goal off another Emre pass, and Newcastle were lucky to get all 3 points after Elliot struck the crossbar with his attempt at goal, which btw would have been a superb goal if he did score.

How many times have I seen the opposition strike the goal post at St. James’s Park? Countless!

My man of the match would have been Emre, as was the club sponsor’s choice. And if I had to choose a weak link of the match, it would have been Boumsong. The way he played really made Steven Taylor stand out. He was slow to the ball, and gave away so many passes.

Another point to highlight would be the heartening fact that I saw Owen celebrating with his daughter when Emre scored. Who said the lad didn’t have passion for the club?

Hope that Newcastle can continue to score more goals with the midfield getting fit again.