reminence of the past!

this was the first few months in life...

my mum had the fetish for taking pictures of me every 22nd of each month when i was young.. seriously... whats her logic?

babies are growing every day and wants to keep a memory of the growth.. lol..

thats why come today where i love taking pictures?? -_-'''!!!

I used to hate swimming but why am i swimming??? just after someone was crying.. dunno who was the saddist who took this pic!! gosh~ this is my beloved grandmother.. she raised the baby up... =D

my first attempt on stage man~ DFRN in the making!
this was the time when someone was really bossy!!!!!

ahhh... this was my trip to London in 1997.. my god.. how uncle was that man? being 10?
so the grand finale... lol... this was my 19th birthday celebration in 2006.. oh god.. how time flies.. hehehe.. i know someone actually loves this pic lor.. who ah??? hehehe...

so how? cute not?

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EVENING OF ELEGANCE: EUH End-of-Year Function

as promised, this is the poster and the menu for the occasion..

who are intersted??? hehehe
all must attend kayx!!
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DO NOT KILL CROCODILE WHEN YOU SEE ONE!!!!!
Boys confess to killing crocodile
30th October 2007, 10:30 WST


FROM THE WEST ONLINE!!!
Two Cairns teenagers could be fined after killing a crocodile they thought posed a threat to local residents.
A 1.8-metre crocodile was caught and released by a fisherman in a creek at Dillon Street in Westcourt last week, sparking fears for the safety of locals.
David Stallwood, 12, and Henry Tabuar, 14, have told the Cairns Post newspaper they had since caught the animal and killed it because of the threat it posed.
"We got a torch, a big hook and some meat and went down and got it," the paper quoted David as saying.
"We just wanted to get it out for the safety of the people," Henry said.
The boys killed the reptile by bashing it with a rock, the newspaper reported.
Queensland police were aware of the incident but had referred the matter to the Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service (QPWS), a spokesman said.
QPWS officials were on Tuesday morning meeting to investigate the report.
Killing a crocodile attracts a fine of up to $16,000.

-AAP