Myuki S.

 Hi readers! Whoever you are out there. Well, so i have always wanted to join watersports as a CCA. And whenever SIM always have this CCA booths set up every half a year, i will walk in rounds taking papers and papers but in the end i didn't join anything. But i mean like since this is my last semester + 2 subjects left, i'm kinda supposed to be graduating this year, so why not make use of the subsidy that the school give, even though it's still expensive to me. But i still remember the first year i walked around the CCA booths trying to find something useful and fun to spend my time, the camp costed around 70-90 bucks. Yeah, and for a student, its just costly. But this year it was just 45 bucks so i mean why not, pay to make some friends, especially when windsurfing guys are just so my type, daredevil, adventurous, fit, hot, abs, tanned, tall.

So this few days i've been to schwarzkopf for a hair makeover. So, i'm not paid to advertise for them but i thought that this is really quite a good product so i'm sharing it here with you guys. So basically, my natural normal hair was bleached brown and tbh, i dyed my hair black before. If you are kind of a hair expert or in the hair industry, always doing your hair. There's a few standard things that you guys know, is that normally no salons will help you rebond bleached hair, and no salons will help you to dye hair that is dyed black before. They always want the VIRGIN hair, like whose hair is a virgin nowadays *rollseyes* No rebond, no bleach, never do anything before? Yeah, probably only secondary school students and before yes. But gradually after you graduate and all the recent crazy colour trends and lariche nowadays, the street is just filled with people of all weird hair colours.

A different weekend from the norm, is to try out something fun and exciting. Here is actually one activity that you can actually try in Singapore, besides the regular cafe hopping and movie dates. I have always been very into extreme sports such as windsurfing, skiing, scuba-diving, bungee jumping, sky diving and parachuting. And most teenagers in their 20's they would be YOLO to try it. Honestly, my parents are quite traditional and they would always ask me not to do such dangerous activities because the older generation are more conservative kind of people. But getting to find myself some new activities and hobbies will help me get things off my mind.