okay..
decided to move back to blogger again..
sorry pple..pls relink!!

http://wen-delicious.blogspot.com

(i may still be posting here once in a while.. -.-” )

i passed my chemistry test! (finally!)
tads an achievement for me!!

its been very very very long since i’ve blogged on wordpress?
last week my grandpa passed away..so i dont have the time to go online..
):

i’m still not quite used to one person less in the house..feels so quiet and weird..
&my mother has to stay alone at home in the afternoons already..
until we come home from school..

missed the times when he’s still around..
sad sad..

but as days go by..i’ll get used to it bah..
hopefully??

i love you so so muchie!

we’ll be tgt forever…
to infinity & beyond!!

i’ve got no mood to study..
i’ve got no motivation to study..

i’m giving up..

SEC 4 NA !!
you guys must be so excited for the answers!!
(there’s a little difference tho..)

It’s a fashion follower’s worst nightmare — worse than looking fat, more humiliating than wearing the same dress as another party guest — it’s the dread of looking last year.

Fashion trends, sometimes referred to as fads, are notoriously fickle. The fashion industry is always on the hunt for what’s new, what’s hot. For every new, must-have handbag, there’s another that gets tossed aside like, well, last year’s trend.

First, there’s the emerging trend (the American Marketing Association refers to this as the “distinctiveness” part of the cycle where the trend is highly sought after. You know this as when you see that great hat/dress/shoe on the runway, red carpet or music video.
Next, comes what the AMA calls the emulation phase, where everyone wants a piece of the trend. You’ll see it in fashion magazines, newspapers, internet and TV during this phase.
Finally, the trend becomes saturated in the market, usually at very low prices. With trendy items like a must-have designer handbag, the item becomes widely available as a knock-off.
Most of us will buy it somewhere between phases two and three. Only celebrities and fashion industry types have access to fashion fresh off the runway that hasn’t appeared in stores yet, like in the first phase of a fashion trend.

At the second phase a look is often available in high-priced designer collections. Only in the third phase, when a look makes it to the mass market, does it become affordable for most consumers.

Twenty or 30 years ago it might have taken a few years to make it from red carpet to mass market, but today’s manufacturers have put the fashion cycle into hyperspeed. Sometimes a hot trend makes it into lower priced retail outlets in as little as a few months.

i duno where’s the last answer, i mean Qn 4 answer..
it should be consists of 3 phases or smth one…

good luck guys!!

HAPPY BELATED BIRTHDAY DADDY & HAPPY ADVANCED BIRTHDAY MUMMY!!
its so cool!! my father is jus 1 year & 1 day older den my mum!
LMAO..
bought a cake for daddy ytd, den today went to buy a coin purse for mummy, fake Anna Sui de.
(sorry qiqi..hehehe)

its been quite long since i’ve updated my blog..
alright, lets start from DNT first.
my artefact’s gonna be done by monday!!
glad..
& den i’ll start concentrating more on the portfolio already..

next up, Chinese paper.
the comprehension was difficult, damn.
about the 3rd language one..
die liao, hopefully can pass bah??
:S

somehow, i duno where to start studying, even Social Studies..aiya jus everything la..
i dont feel the sense of urgency for the exams..like very complacent lidat..
i jus dont feel like studying lidat..
zzzz…
bleahs

[taekwondo, taekwondo..zzzzzzzzzzzz]

why,
why,
why…..

although its on the 21st July, school celebrated today..

took a number of pictures..!!
WWJJS:

!HUICHEN

PeterPan!