Welcome to Biography. This is my humble net home. Heh, I say what I want, I do what I want. End.
I'm just kidding.... I couldn't possibly be that rude to my guests. I wouldn't want you or anyone else to think I'm a freak of some sort who scares off any soul from visiting my personal pages. Have a look around the completely new site, Biography! <Grin> Btw, scroll all the way down to get to the content of the site.

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5th January 2002 - Check out the page about me. I added some neat stuff and updated the main info about myself! Also check out my journal. I've been taking online tests and I've posted the results there. You can take them too, if you like. Just click on the link or the picture.

2nd January 2002 - I finally have my webcam working and online for viewing! If you use Netscape, you're going to have a problem loading the page. I suggest you use Internet Explorer to view the webpage. If there's an error opening the page with IE, don't be discouraged . Just press refresh on your browser toolbar and the page should load completely. The camera records live video so you can only watch it when I'm online. Click HERE to open a new browser and view my webcam, or at least check out the page if I'm not online. Don't forget to sign my guestbook while you're there. Btw, I named my webcam Chris. He's named after my snowboard instructor who saved many lives from my runaway snowboard. Heh heh.... I know how clumsy I was to almost lose my board that day. What?!! I was tired, alright?
- Always check my journal. I update that page even though I don't mention it here.

1st January 2002 - New Year's Day. Hooray. What is the deal with everyone and their 'countdown' mood? I had a chat with someone yesterday and he asked me over and over why I am not going to a 'countdown', whatever that's supposed to mean. So, it's a new year. Like as if that didn't happen last year. Get a life, Dong (Dong, is my way of saying 'dumbass')!! I was busy working to find a site to support my webcam and here he comes disturbing me with his lame 'countdown'. Since I am not the type to shut out or totally ignore the person, I had to bare it. Anyway, I added a totally new page : Journal so you can read about my adventures in life!

19th December 2001 - I'm back from Canada already... I visited Vancouver and Whistler in British Columbia. Look at the cool picture of me holding my snowboard. All that snow on the ground came up to my knees every morning in Whistler.. That's almost one and a half feet of snow. The temperature was -2 degrees Celsius during the day. It isn't as cold as it sounds, if you have the right clothing. I don't mean lots of clothing, just the proper material. I had a great time with my snowboard school instructors. Chris, who tutored me and my sis together with two American girls on Tuesday, 11 Dec, was the best guy I ever met. He took care of us foreigners really well especially since we didn't know the place. He made sure my sister and I found our parents before he left us at the end of the lesson. In fact, he loved to joke around with me a lot. When we first got up to Olympic Station, we had to carry our heavy boards all the way up to the hill before we began the basics. Do you know how difficult it was to walk up the hill with those crazy snowboard boots not to mention carry our 1 kg boards up as well? Well, I got pretty tired and lingered at the back of the group till I finally managed to reach the top. I almost passed out right there. You know I'm not athletic. Then Chris joked after I told him that all that walking was just too much. He said, "Already? And I thought I was out of shape." He was just the best Canadian guy I met. I went snowboarding again on Saturday, 15 Dec. I just had to go one last time. This time I wasn't lucky enough to get Chris. Instead, I had Bob. He was a good teacher, but he kinda ignored me until I fell face down on the slope and almost got knocked senseless by another snowboarder. It all started in the gondola up to Olympic Station. He leaned his board on me. What does he think I am? His board rack? But I forgave him cause he helped me a lot with my snowboarding problems. He even tried to cheer me up during lunch by daring me to throw a bun up and see if it hits somebody. He said he'd give me a dime. Only a dime? I double dared him to throw it and if he did, I'd give him a toonie ($2 Canadian). He's a real chicken. He probably thought I didn't have a toonie. But I did. All in all, those were the best days of my life. I would never trade the memories of my first snowboard lesson. =)

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Snowboard forever, homework whenever.
- Janet Saw (14 Dec 2001 - Whistler)