Soo Kok Foong

Opthalmoholidays

2009-03-10T18:45:00.007Z

As I was walking home, I saw many of my batchmates going to the gymn. Then not long after that I met Matthew who was rushing for his dance class. My group mates have been missing in action (MIA) since the first day of our attachment. Another ang mo friend of mine is planning to take a couple of days of to travel with his 'friend'. Hmm, why everyone seems to be so free!! I can't blame them. Those that I mention are actually doing the same rotation as me namely senses.

I am currently doing my 2 weeks opthalmology posting. I am sure there are a lot of things for me to learn in this posting. I have not seen eyes conditions like blepharitis, conjunctivitis, erosions, glaucome, pupil abnormalities, fundal diseases blah blah blah. Given the massive amount of knowlegde that we medical students need to acquire, it is rather shocking to find out that my time table is pretty free. I took 20 minutes to walk to the hospital and another 20 minutes home. And guess what?? I only attended half an hour clinics seeing 3 patients for today (supposed to be an hour session but the doctor was busy). Time spent for walking on the street was more than that in the hospital. I wonder if medical students elsewhere are as free as I. This is a wee bit worrying as I am not confident that I can attain sufficient knowledge and practices to serve as a houseman upon my graduation.

Kawan-kawan di Malaysia, are you guys so free? :-)

Lets dont call this block as opthalmology. Call it as opthalmoholidays.

Hmmm, but the fun part of this relaxing schedule is we can take our time to do self revision (if I 'got' mood la) and can spend time on sport. OK OK time for more SQUASHhhhh and Running!!!

Happy Holidays!! Hihihihi :-)

Snowing in Edinburgh!!

2009-03-08T09:44:00.003Z

My neighbours' flat!!

Salisburg Craig, a mountain in front of my house .

Wow, what a beautiful morning!! Even the Aurthur Seat was covered with snow.

I was playing with snow outside my home.

The Rainkellor Street was covered by snow too!!

For those who are inspired to be surgeons, this is a place that is a must to visit- The Royal College of Surgeons. Note the statue of the hand. It is holding a surgical blade.

The Bank Street

Princes Street was so beautiful with snow as thick as probably 3-5cm covering its surface.

This was taken in the Princes Street Garden.

I was enjoying taking a walk in the town on that wonderful morning.

A local was trying to build a giant snowman . This was a really huge one. Hmmm, this ang mo was really ambitious and persistent.

A view of the Princes Street Garden and the North Bridge.

Holidays In Amsterdam, Germany and Austria (part 2)

2009-03-07T20:03:00.015Z

Frankfurt
'Frankfurt, Frankfurt and Frankfurt'. Frankfurt is largest city in the German's Hesse state and the 5th largest city in Germany. I suspect our favourite frankfurt sausages in tesco come from this marvelous civilisation.
Evening view of one of the city main street.

I didnt see any Frankfurt branded sausages but bought a lot of Ritter chocholates, a famous local brand.

Anantharaman and I at the Frankfurt Airport.

From the left: Alice Su, Lee Yan, Anantharaman and I

This picture was taken on the last night of our trip. From the left; Anantharaman , Kok Foong, Wy Keat (as represented by the luggage bag) and Alice.

Miss Alice was 'playing' with my laptop. Hmmm, I wonder what was she doing with the laptop..watching something adult??

Anantharaman was enjoying his hot-dog which he purposely walked out all the way to get it for his supper. Ah, i remember the taste now..really superb!!. word just not enough to describe it!!

And in Germany, what else can you do if you don't drink? Lets get myself intoxicated.

Hmmm, can't feel the effect of the alcohol at all. Izit because I am a good drinker or the drink was lousy? (hihi..what a big word)

Anantharaman was trying to impress Alice and Lee Yan with his manhood. He wanted to tell that he was as mighty as T-Rex, I guessed so ;-)

At a roof top cafe!!!

The main clock tower at the city 's old town.

A scenic view from the brigde.

Another picture of the river that runs through the Frankfurt city

An old catholic church standing firmly at the river bank

Ang mo 'friend' invited Anantharaman to take a picture with him. God knows why Ananth dragged me along. But I don't mind la..I am not bad looking ;-p

From the left: Kok Foong (me), a random ang mo believed to be a Russian and possibly 'ada sikit-sikit suka-suka pada' my friend, Anantharaman .

I love this picture. Taken by a pair of skillful hands (arr, 'pai seh'. this one can be considered ok la given that the rest of the pictures were a bit' CACATed')

Yeah still in Frankfurt

We were posing outside The European Central Bank (ECB), the world's most important bank, which responsibles for monetary policy covering the 16 member States of the Eurzone. This is nothing but the EU bank headquarter which was established by the European Union (EU) in 1998 during the global world recession.

Salsburgh

Salsburgh is a city in Austria which is a former coal mining town. I learned only 3 things about this city/town-(1) Mozart was born here (i hope i am not wrong) (2) the sound of music was produced here. (3) there is no kangaroo in Austria unlike in Australia

I especially love this town because The Sound of Music was one of my childhood favourite movies. Never even in my dream that i could one day step on the ground where this musical movie was produced.

Wearing superb thick covering our head with hood as it was sleeting. Huh, it was a horrible day; sleeting thus wetting us and it was crazy cold (-15 degree celcius)...what the hell!!!

We desperately needed some good food to warm ourselves. Hmmm this meal was not very spectacular but was good enough to provide us some energy to brave the sleet after that.

Smiling in Anantharaman's handsome face. I wonder what was in his mind.

Hmmm, I can't recall what building was this. Must be a church, council hall or a museum.

Another awe-inspiring scene of a river. This is different from the one above as this river is situated in Austria not Frankfurt (Germany)

Wet, Cold, Horrible, Hell...what else can't I say. Get me out of this freaking cold town please.

Hmmm can remember if this was taken in Salsburgh or Munich. I place my bet--->Salsburgh.

The Cow--> MoooMooo. Nothing interesting about it because this cow can't produce milk. But that note of the drawing on his body. This drawing mimic the scene in the legendary musical movie: The Sound of Music---> Doe- a deer, a female deer, Ray- a drop of golden sun, Me- a name i call myself, Far- a long long way to run, Sew- a needle pulling thread, La- a note to follow so, Tea- a drink with jam and bread.

Alice, Lee Yan and Anantharaman posing in the subway.

This picture was taken in our hostel in Munich. It is called Wombat. I highly recommend you to stay there if you happen to visit Munich. It is a very relaxing hostel. As you can see, we were all enjoying ourself in the seventh heaven.

Gentlemen must be served with a good dinner and a pint of beer

Our snow man!!!! a bit tiny though

Hurray we were in Neuschwanstein. This place is marvellous. Trust me:)

Snow Snow!! I have never seen so thick snow even in Edinburgh.

A photo of me and the legendary Neuschwanstein castle. 'Does this castle reminds you of any disny fairy tale? perhaps sleeping beauty. Alright, I am going up to rescue my sleeping beauty, Don't try to stop me'.

I also bought some nice postcards here since it was imposiible for my camera to capture the best angle :-)

Horses were waiting to fetch their princes and princesses up the hill to the 'fairy tale' castle. You can be a prince or princess as well. They will fetch you if you have something called cash.

Wah, looked as if I was in Switzerland as well. hihi..can go and cheat friends with this picture.

Wah I look ..so, so....SILLY ;-)

Behind us was another castle (not the fairy tale castle)

"Yo, what are you staring at? We just wanna eat some bread before climbing up the hill."

Munich

Munich is the capital city of Bavaria a state in the Germany. Munich, the 3rd largest city in Germany after Berlin and Hamburg, is located on the River Isar north of the Bavarian Alps.

We were playing monopoly back in our hostel, The Wombat.

Ananth was in love with animal...Zoophilia

A photo of Me, Alice and Lee Yan with a tour guide (I have forgotten his name). The focus are not supposed to be us but the tour guide. He boasted that he was a famous figure in Munich and had even appeared in the TV. Waoh, sounded like a real famous figure. " Do you guys know him?". Honestly, I don't quite admire his snobbish attitude. On top of that, he was rude to his clients as well.

" It is time to eat again. What a beautiful life!"

And Below are some other photos taken in the Munich:

Summary: I was very much happy and pleased with the trip. Everything worked smoothly and we had covered many places within the 10days journey.

Places which we visited in those 10days:

1) Holland

Cities/Towns: Amsterdam, Harlem, Leiden and another city in Holland (can't recall its name right now. Hmm my brain is failing with my age)

2) Germany

Cities/Towns: Colognne, Munich, Neuschwanstein

3)Austria

Cities/Towns: Salsburgh

Hello, keep on dancing please!!

2009-03-07T19:08:00.009Z

I spent my night interestingly yesterday watching dance performances organised by my university dance clubs with my friend Clament. The performances shown were so amazing and they were certainly on par with those performed by professionals. Well, I was very much entertained by a wide array of dances.
The break dance was fabulous. A few friends of mine (Matthew Lee and Cho Ee) took part in the break dance. Hey guys, you had make us, the Malaysian proud of you. Your energetic, fast and spellbinding manouvers were really impressive and commendable. I was very much entertained by the way my friends spinned around on the stage as well as balancing their bodies on their hands and necks. Arr.. forgive me as I can't tell the name of those manouvers due to my lack of knowledge in brick dance.
Besides the break dance, we were also entertained by ballet performances. Hmmm, i dont think I need to elaborate why the ballet dances were so entertaining for the guys. Just imagine a group of pretty cute girls dancing gracefully like swans with romantic music surrounding the atmosphere. Wow..I bet by just thinking of this, can make your saliva to drool. Hihihi!!!!
The irish dance was also equally impressive. The dancers stepping on the stages synchronously and merrily with their clogs on their feet. There were a lot of variation in their manouvers making their performances spectacular. On top of that, the dancers again were cute and pretty. Ah, what a lucky night for us....(Arr,I meant we were lucky to be given the oppurtunity to witness such an awe-inspiring dance)
Lastly, I also enjoyed the hip hop dances. The dance movements and songs were all very energising. My heart palpated along with the songs rhythm. The audiences became estasy. Wow, what an eye-opening event. I had never been to such event since i came to Edinburgh. Yeah, thank you to Clament and Matthew for inviting me for the show or otherwise i would have missed this wonderful experience and spent my boring night at home.
By the way, Mellisa Barker also performed on the stage. For those who don't know her, she is a student in my batch and she is hot. Full-stop. For those who know her, you guess la what will happen when she danced and moved around. 2 basket balls keep bouncing..
I will certainly try to attend such event in the future. After all, it was fun and it was certainly very much worth the money.
Ops, I have forgotten to introduce some of my friends. Just in case you are wondering, Clament, Matthew and Cho Ee are my friends who have been in Edinburgh since 1st year.

Holland and Germany Trip (part 1)

2009-02-14T22:55:00.010Z

The Netherlands is so closely associated with windmills and it's frequently the first fact that one would recall about the country. The Dutch built windmills for many centuries. Today, only certain places in Holland which still use these traditional windmills.

A beautiful cottage next to the windmill.

Family picture in Holland. From left: Kok Foong, Lee Yan, Alice and Anantharan.

HARLEM
Harlem is a city located on the River Spaarn, about 20 km west of Amsterdam and near the coastal dunes. It has been the historical center of the tulip bulb-growing district for centuries and bears the nickname 'Bloemenstad' (flower city), for this reason.

A church in Harlem.

This picture was taken at a street in Harlem.

Cologne

Cologne is Germany's fourth largest city after Berlin, Hamburg and Munich. It is definately one of the oldest cities in Germany, having been founded by the Romans in the year 38 BC.

Cologne Catheral which is a famous tourist spot in Cologne is also designated as the world heritage site. It is interesting to note that the residents of Cologne call the cathedral "the eternal construction site"

Another view of the Cologne Catheral.

Our room in Cologne.

hmmm, we ate all we can. what a fantastic meal :p

A display of our drinks.

Alice and I were enjoying our hot chocholates in a restaurant in Cologne.

Germany sausage is the famous cuisine for in Germany. Finger licking good. hihi!!

Some statues at the entrance of the Cologne Catheral.

Me and one of my friends travelling in a train from Cologne to Munich.

This was a lovely town ( I can't recall it's name) which we came across on the way to Munich. I really enjoyed the thick snow which covered the whole town. :)

Another paranomic view of that unknown town taken from our train.

Well, I will explore Munich and the rests of the nearby interesting places soon. Will update them next time. :-)

By the way it is still 14th of Feb so Happy valentine, people.

Strange discussion

2009-01-06T21:03:00.010Z

A few hours ago, I had a weird conversation with an old friend. I am not sure if I am over-sensitive. I found that he was highly critical and expressive today. Like what I have said, perhaps I am just over-sensitive and I really hope I am. It was a strange dialogue and the topic of our conversation was rather peculiar. In retrospect, most of my speech was defensive. I would like to apologise if I was defensive and I had annoyed this friend of mine. I was actually just speaking my mind and defending my belief and stand. Tell me, who like to be criticised. Haha!!

At this moment, I still could not figure out what actually motivated that conversation. If I am not over-sensitive, does that mean that he actually takes the opportunity to criticise me? To be honest, I can accept critics but I don't expect it to come from him whom I considered a friend who knows me. In short, it came from a wrong person at a wrong time.

I can’t recall that I have done anything which hurts his benefits recently. I have been carrying myself the same way I have for 24 years. If one finds that I am different, I suppose that is because one has changed his way of looking at me. I have no idea what may change one's perception.

I believe in life, we should not be too judgemental. To be honest, I still don’t understand the motivation behind that conversation. It sounded like there was some element of dissatisfaction. More so on the way I deal/talk with my other friends. Well, my life concept is always the same. I love to spend time knowing people around me. When I hang out with my friends, I usually try to distribute my attention equally to all (of course, there were times when I was so disturbed and I just don’t feel like interacting. For instance, in some occasions back in IMU). I can’t see what is wrong with treating everyone equally. I might fail sometimes but at least I try to be fair.

I remember many years ago, someone told me that I should spend most of my time with my closest group of friend. In other word, he was not happy that I can’t fully concentrate on him. I appreciate him for treating me as a friend or else he wouldn’t demand as such. But I handle things in a slightly different manner. I don’t fancy the idea of ignoring or ostracising others because of over-concentrating on one friend. Even in the presence of some of my best friends, I will still not ignore other especially when he/she has no one to speak to. Sometimes I really hate to hang out with groups that practise double standard, eliminating others whom they don’t fancy. You can ask some of my older friend if you want to know more about this. I detest such attitude.

I am not mad at you, dear friend. But I guess you just have to realise that every individual is different. If you don’t think I am doing the right thing, you can consider that I am weird. I was delighted because you mentioned that you are worry if there something that bothers me recently. Well, seriously there isn’t anything that is giving me a hard time other the harsh weather. I am cold intolerant as you may have known. I am also not sure why you feel that I treated you less than that of my other best friends. Perhaps I am not expressive and I didn’t give you such acknowledgement. In my past, I met various people, friends. Some had become my very best friends. But as life progresses I meet more new friends and they too become my best friends including you. So I don’t know what makes you wonder that you are less good friend of mine than the rests. The only fault is may be I fail to give you an acknowledgement. In my eyes, all of my best friends that I have known in my various stages of my life are the same. (if you ever notice) When I buy gifts for them, I will try to pick more or less the same gifts (this happens subconsciously and I only realise this when I talk to you a few hours ago) because to me, they are equal.

I am not sure why I was so disturbed by the then conversation. May be my weakest asset is emotion. But I can tell you that you have been a good friend and I didn’t not put you aside. If I don't care about this friendship, I would not be bothered at all and would not have blogged today.I guess you just have to accept that I am different culturally.

Huh, I think I am over-sensitive in some areas, hopefully. Not sure why am I so disturbed by the conversation with him. Good discussion though because now I can see some flaws in me as well. Thanks for pointing those out. I am weird in times but I pose no threat or harm. It is just me, the way I think, the way I perceive and feel, the way I am brought up and the way I cope with people.

Well, need to get back to study. Hmm, it seems that my stay in the library today is not productive. :-P

Sorry, if you are offended in anyway, my friend. Happy studying and good luck:-)

Written in the Universtity Library at 11pm. Hmmm, got to be more productive tomorrow.

Dealing with friendship and emotion are highly delicate. I will appreciate it if you (visiting family and friends) do not post anything bias on this thread. Give us some space.

It is getting colder in Edinburgh. Arr, that is bad.

2009-01-06T17:54:00.006Z

It is snowing in Edinburgh today. It is earnestly cold outside the hospital. Even with my thick coats, I can feel the chill penetrating deep in my bone. I guess this is the only problem that bothers me in Edinburgh. Sometimes I wonder, 'Why don’t I have more natural insulation?' Haha!
Well, I am not trying to grumble. Time spent on solving a problem is a lot more profitable and intriguing than complaining. I have tried to get more clothes to keep myself warm. My heater is turned on most of the time when I am in my room. But still, it is freezing especially during winter.
My logic mind tells me that I should never allow such minor thing from taking me aback. If the 'weather' is horrible and I don't enjoy it even after trying, it will be good to leave and search for a place that truly fits or belongs to me. :-)

Arr, enough for now. I better continue studying or else the only place that truly fits me will be the resit examination hall :)
Wrtten at 5.40 pm in the universtity library

New Year Celebration With Some Of My Bestest Friends In London

2009-01-04T00:06:00.016Z

This 2009 New Year celebration is special to me for 2 reasons.
The first reason is I have not been celebrating New Year and going for countdown for perhaps the past 5 years. The last time I went for countdown was with my family in Bukit Bintang when I was doing my A-level in INTEC in 2003. Well, I missed one celebration (2004) in INTEC for a reason that I can’t recall :-P. Back in IMU, I missed 3 New Year celebrations (2005-2007) because they coincided with my major exams (sem1, sem3 and sem5 EOS). I guessed I could have gone for the celebrations but you know, exam fever la..I was a bit stress back then and friends couldn’t be bothered to celebrate either. All we did was standing in some high balconies in Vista Commanwell and witnessed the fireworks from afar. I also missed Hogmany in Edinburgh last year because the weather was horrible. I decided to turtle at home :P
The second reason which is by far a more important factor that makes my 2009 celebration more meaningful is meeting up with a bunch of my good old friends. Ah, the feeling was so freaking good lo and words simply just not enough to describe it.
This picture was taken in Glen's house. We were all watching futsul on TV. It was great fun to have so many friends around. Err, not sure what were Glen and Ah Hooi doing at the corner. Don't ask me :p (I suspect they are gays. just joking)
Thanks GLEN For hosting us in London!!!

From the left: Kok Hooi (err, hao lien face. just joking), Lee Yan, Kok Foong (yup, that's me), Glen Tan (my buddy in INTEC and IMU) and Shen-Han (my buddy in INTEC)

Similar picture as above with Glen as the photographer :)

Eh, what else i can say. Jolly good to have all my buddies and housemates around for new year in London.

Ah, this picture is taken by a professional. Who else if not me? haha

Lee Yan, what is with that hand position??? haha

Me, Shen-Han and Lee Yan

A panda, a horse and a monkey (hey Lee yan, you should join them too). These 3 dudes are some of my bestest friends and they are a bunch of jokers. One word for them,'funny.'

Oh, i am so lazy to comment.

Behind us was London Eye at the Thames river. It was freaking cold but still we waited there for 4 hours just to witness the 10 minutes 2009 countdown. Silly but worthy:)

Some random picture in the China Town:)

Thanks for the wonderful time and memories, people. Hope you have had a lot of fun too. We should celebrate new year together next year, hopefully :-> (hmm, i guess this is a wee bit unlikely as we will be doing elective around this time next year)

May this 2009 be a wonderful year for all of us. All the best, my friends.

PS: Thanks very much, Glen for the Sarawak Curry Laksa, Kolo mie, and roast duck rice. wow, fantastic wei!! Also thanks Shen-Han for your Kebab, fried chickens and chips :)

As for Poh Sen, terima kasih for footing the bill for me for the japanese cuisine in London!!

My New Career

2008-12-19T01:14:00.014Z

Hi people, I am quiting medicine. I have found another career which offers me more fun in Edinburgh.....'PING PONG'. haha!!

Above is the picture of my new ping pong set. Err, I have actually spent tonnes investing in this silly game. So, please don't tell me that you have never heard of 'Tiga' brand before. hihi.

Poh Sen is swinging his lazy fat hand to counter my spin.

'Err, Poh Sen. Where is the ball? Did you return it?'

Hmm, that is me posing with my new ping pong bat. I am playing in the Pleasant Sport Center. Look at the barrier around the table (behind me). The hall is designed for professional table tennis players. Wei, not any tom, dick and harry can come and play in this center. But i can. All i did was paying £3 for the table and joining the gym membership.

Noob!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Well, that word also reminds me of Jen Ern. haha!!

All these pictures were taken on our first ping pong game in Edinburgh.

When 2 noobs meet on the same table tennis table, it is a destiny that they must compete to prove that they are otherwise.

So they had a match and these were their scores:

1) game 1: Poh Sen beat KF (21:19)

2) game 2: KF beat that Fatty boom boom (21:16)

3) game 3: Boom Boom returns beating me by 24:22. 'Oh no, that was close!!' Err, so obviously i am more noob than him but that does not mean he is not a noob either.

Thank you very much:)

2008-12-07T15:50:00.005Z

Hmmm, I am writing this post specially to say thank you to my family and friends for their unfailing support. I was indeed having some difficulties recently but thanks to all the support that I received, I had overcome them. Thank you sister for sharing your story. Didn't know about it until you mentioned that. I think i even admire you more lo now :)
Also, special thanks to all my friends who have shown concerns to me with sincere hearts. I know it was quite a pain to listen to me sighing or sitting with me without knowing what was wrong with me.
I would like to show my gratitude to some of my friends who came to me to offer me helps. I am sorry if I didn’t know reveal much. It is not that I could not trust you but I would like to solve these issues by my own. And thanks for understanding and having faith in me.
Last but not least, special thanks should also be directed to a good friend of mine who is far away at the moment. She is really kind to offer me a listening ear and advices. Highly appreciated. Her advices were not unfamiliar. I remember telling my brother and friends more or less the same thing. Never know that there will be a day that i also need a friend to strenghten my belief. And I have to say that I like your speech. It was motivating and it was very true. Cheers. Wish you all the best. (tell you something. If you happen to read this post, I actually share a similar background as you back in my secondary school. Just forgive them ya and move on with life as usual)
I really appreciate everything that you have done for me. ‘A friend in need is a friend indeed’. Sorry for not mentioning your names. I hope you know that this gratitude is for all of you. I would like to keep you anonymous and in my heart. Don’t forget to come back to me when you need help. I will surely support you all with my best :)
Ok people. Take care ya. :)
PS: Just in case you are wondering, I am perfectly fine now. Never feel so good for a very long time. Thank you.

Edinburgh Zoo

2008-12-05T20:43:00.005Z

Picture 1: Male rhino is seducing female rhino. 'Come, baby!!! Come'

Picture 2: Both turn on already. Kissing vigorously. Hmmm, what is going to happen next? I really wonder.

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The famous legendary skunk. 'hey, did anyone tell you that you smell really good just like a skunk?'

This is a picture of some animal la. I don't know. Don't ask me. =)

Tiger..I don't like it. Ultra-carnivorous.

Ah, these are my gangs, the Zebras. I love vegetarians!!

Me posing with the Zebras:)

The 'family' picture. We went to the Edinburgh Zoo on the St. Andrew's Day :)

From the left: Kok Foong (Yup, that's me again!!), Wy Keat (my di di), Ang (smart & funny), Pei Pei (she is a silly one =>), Lee Yan

SAD....no elephant. Have to look at the fake one.

And this is one of my friend, Choong Seong. He is an extinct species. Dann hilarious. Hard to find on earth.

My buddy's birthday dinner

2008-12-03T20:34:00.001Z

Staring in his eyes while he was making his birthday wish. Oh, so sweet.. (why must i look so 'gay' in the photo?) =P

Singing happy birthday song while Wei Lun was thinking of an evil wish..more free pornography this year!!! Hate him lo. Dann greedy. Already had so many last year.

Our 'family' picture after the dinner. Sorry people. We were too hungry. We finished of all our food before we realised that we had not taken any photos of our wonderful dishes.
from the right;
front row: Kok Foong (that's me!!), Wei Lun (the birthday boy), Shieh Ning, Kai Lin, Ai Ling.
2nd row: Darren, Lee Yan, Poh Sen (the big panda), Wy Keat (a hardcore football fan wei)

All of these pictures were taken in Lee On's restaurant, Edinburgh. We had great fun. Lots of jokes and random chats. Just another comment before i finish with this post; the guy with an innocent smile on the right side of the last photo is Wei Lun. We were here to celebrate his birthday!
Happy Birthday, Buddy!

Kim Tae-Hee

2008-10-31T01:24:00.007Z

Born in March 29, 1980, Kim Tae Hee, who is a South Korean actress from Ulsan is one of my favourite stars. She received a bachelor degree in fashion designing at the Seoul National University. I first came across this sweet looking star when i watched A korean movie called The Relentless. I then also watched her acting in the SBS campus romance, Love Story In Harvard and The Forbidden Love. I have not completed watching The Love Story In Harvard though

This post is just for fun. Well, I just don't feel like studying today.