Remember this song? It was so popular during my secondary days, when Chen Hanwei was acting as Fang Lao Shi. =) If I don't remember wrongly, I think our class sang this together in some teacher's day singing competition back in AHS, together with Boyzone's "All That I Need". At first, I thought that pu gong ying refers to a bird when I first heard of it, because it says it can fly. Keke. But well. Neh. I realized it's a deeper meaning than that. It refers to dandelions instead. And somehow, this word pu gong ying left a deep impression in me ever since. It's a nice-sounding chinese word too!

Tips from Wu Lao Shi \^o^/:

So, I decided to learn the piano again and play a song related to Pu Gong Ying. Hee. To Teresa: I also wanna learn to play Shuo Hao De Xing Fu Ne, but I haven't found the score and I think it will be too hard for me to learn also. Keke. But here's another Jie Lun song which I really like too. Hope you will like it too. =)

It's Zero degrees outside. Keke. Can you imagine? It was snowing in the afternoon today. Waha. Playing piano in the snow, so shi qing hua yi! =p Lalala. And yesh, we finally dragged our winter tires from the storeroom to the car repair shop and got the tires changed. Now we won't skid on the icy roads liaoz. Keke.

My dream now: To build a igloo when the snow is thick enough and let me and jw hide inside. Waha. Don't think it's impossible k. My Swedish coursemate said he did it with his sis. Keke. =)

Jaa Mata!! =)

p/s: I wonder if my baby niece rena is born liaoz.. I would think it's this week worrr.. so exciting!! =p I'm an official auntie!!!