new site! i have moved.

wordpress’ pre-loaded themes are rather boring.
that’s why i’ve changed to Tumblr.
http://jthing.tumblr.com/
heh.

Posted at 9:12 pm on January 13, 2010 | leave a comment | Filed Under: Life | read on

talents.

In spite of all the bad news, here are two twins who I would love to fall in love with.
Heh.
This song written by them, echoes my life too.

A monday morning I wake up again
and catch the train to work all over again
I see the same old people walking by
Just like the [...]

Posted at 1:55 am on January 10, 2010 | 1 comment | Filed Under: Life | read on

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name: James Lam
a Christian
birthday: 6 June 1988
profession: Architecture student | UniSA
a Malaysian
currently in Adelaide.


Is concerned about his nation and wants to impact communities.

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