King of Ah Mengs

Yea, I wrote in a letter to Sistic, asking about why we’re assigned the further blocks. Surprisingly, they gave me a phone call instead, informing me that most of the tickets were booked by Fan Clubs.

Well, on hindsight, should have bought the closer seats, but view from a side angle…but hey, credit goes to the Sistic personnal who gave a personal touch in replying to my complaint e-mail.

*Thumbs up*

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Now, off to join S.H.E fan clubs….hehehe

9am: Internet Booking “supposedly” starts, but Sistic website shows “No Ticket Sales at the moment”. Called up the company, only to find their opening hours are at 10am.

9.30am: Finally Sistic opened their sales on Internet….only to have them allocate me 23 ROWS FROM THE FRONT. WHAT THE FUCK?????

10am: Called up Sistic for phone booking/explaination. They gave me Row 21, which was the best seats available. Grabbed it anyway.

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I know organisers do reserve seats for “special guests”, but this is ridiculous. To have 20 rows, which is more than 400 seats, being reserved for “the chosen ones” are utter rubbish. And I have seen quite often, that those in 1st few rows aren’t really true fans, with most of their butts glued to their seats.

Let’s hope that I can still get a good view of the concert, else I’ll be mighty pissed.

To one degree or another, we all wear masks—day in and day out.

In the mornings, we put on the masks that turn us into employees, teachers, students, or a variety of other roles. Later in the day, we take those off and put on other masks: parents, wives, husbands, lovers, and more.

In between are the masks we wear as advocates, volunteers, and a wide variety of other roles. It’s a fluid, sometimes unconscious, process.

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Perhaps I’ve been putting on a Happy Mask once too often, that it has become glued onto my face.

Even if I wish to converse seriously, the Mask translates all my thoughts into comedy or jumbles of mess.

Like, for instance, this post.

Sigh.

Oh well, better to be Happy than be stuck with a Sadness Mask for my entire life, right?

Having risen rapidly in popularity since their first hit in 2002, the hottest Taiwanese pop trio is coming back to Singapore once again for an exclusive one-night ONLY concert in our Singapore Indoor Stadium!
The popular trio – comprising Selina, Hebe and Ella – has not only released 8 chart-topping albums, but also snagged many advertising deals and dozens of trophies at music awards across Asia.

After their successful sold-out concert in Singapore 2 years ago, this “S.H.E World Tour Concert 2007″ will once again mark the most anticipated event of the year in Singapore!

Be sure to catch them in their spectacular concert performance!!!

Standard – S$148, S$128, S$98, S$68

Internet Booking starts on 18 Oct 2006, 9am.

Other Sales channel start on 18 Oct 2006, 10am

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Hm….I wonder would I go….:P