Holi-MiZ 9: Getting Gameboy Player (GBP)

10 Jun 2005
Well, woke up quite early in the morning. Realised that my sister was feeling a bit sick that day, and she had to see the doctor herself... At least my grandmother was there to take care of her.

Later in the morning, I went out to Plaza Singapura to had my lunch there. Thought of eating at Burger King, but decided to go to Long John Silver (yup, again) to try out their new menu. Hmm... the quantity was a bit small though. After that, I went to Yamaha Music School to look around. Well, just noticed that they started selling Yamaha Acoustic Violin. Hmm... the beginner's violin was really expensive, costing at least $600 each (regardless of the size), which was about 4 times the price of my Synwin student violin. The more professional one cost about $3000 each, well about the price of my piano... Now you should roughly know how lousy my piano is. Also came across a 2nd hand Yamaha Flute YFL 211 SIL, costing about $580. Hmm... don't know whether I should get one of that, or a brand new flute instead.

After that, I went to Funan Digitalife Mall to buy a Gameboy Player (GBP) and a 4-player link cable for Gameboy Advance (GBA). Well, the GBP served something like a GBA, except that you attached that GBP under GameCube, and you need to put the GBP disc inside GameCube before you can play Gameboy games on the television.

After that, I went to Orchard Cineleisure to buy a movie ticket "Mr. and Mrs. Smith" showing at 4.40pm for myself. As there was still a lot of time before the movie started, I walked around Orchard area to do some window-shopping. Well, the movie was quite interesting, and I think you should try to catch it if you have time to spare for movies.

After the movie, I went back home to play with my Gameboy Player. Well, the graphics are still ok. Hmm... since I had the link cable, that means I could link-up my GBP with my GBA.

MiZ Speaks
After listening to the Flute Exam Pieces 2004-2007 CDs, I'm be inspired and motivated to take up Flute as my 4th instrument. Well, if you don't know, my main instrument is Piano, next being the Violin, followed by Viola, not counting Descant Recorder though (the type of Recorder we used to play when we were in Primary School). Hmm... don't you think flute sounds really sweet and nice? Thought of doing Oboe, but that instrument is very expensive, very difficult to master and it is also very difficult to find an Oboe teacher to guide you along as well, so I may drop off that idea.