This week had been a fun one, with Ah Cat(Catherine), Priscilia and Xinyi & Co, I mean. They never fail to make everyone laugh. I find myself looking forward to school for their company (even though I do dread the tutorial lessons alot because I always don't have any solutions to present to the class).

Yesterday, lunch @ Long John's with them was crazy. I think we kinda irritated this two other guys, who were mugging away, with our horribly loud laughters. Sorry! Then it was back at school in the Student Lounge, lazing around(well, that only applies to Ah Cat and me), listening to 93.3 on the player provided and humming to the songs while waiting for Econs make-up lecture to start. Wasted my 1 and a half hour in LT 2 because I kept dozing off and had no idea what the hell the lecturer was talking about. Regretted taking Econs. Should have taken Geog right from the start, and I reckon I would be doing pretty fine now instead of pulling my hairs over AVC and AFC, etc. I don't see how the Audio Visual Club has got anything to do with Econs. Lol.

And table tennis training was kind of dull because only 5 people in total turned up. Lol.

Today was Track & Field Meet. It was alright, I guess. I'm sunburnt now because I stood under the sun throughout the entire meet. Anyway, Gamma swiped all the Championships including Cheerleading except for the TA Championships which were cleaned out by Alpha. The other two house, sadly, went home quite empty-handed. Lol. I've to admit that Gamma's cheerleading was really good, so they really deserve it. But I thought maybe the 3 other houses' cheerleading squads should get medals or plaques or anything. I mean, they have trained so hard for the past months, till 10pm most of the time I heard. Even if they weren't as good as the winning squad, their hardwork should at least be recognised.

Okay, since I have the time, I'm going off to watch 命中注定我愛你, a idol drama recommended by Ah Cat. She says it's super nice and funny. So, bye!

Labels: School, Sports

Was supposed to study for Econs test on Thursday after school with Catherine and Priscilia at The Bus. It's more commonly and correctly known as the Students Lounge but whenever I think of the word 'lounge', I think of a carpeted room with comfy sofas and cushions. Basically, it's everything which the Students Lounge isn't, so calling it 'The Bus' works more for me. Haha.

In our 3 hours there, I only managed to finish 6 pages of Econs. How productive. Catherine and Priscilia la, kept making me laugh. I think we were being a bunch of nuisances and about to tear the bus down. Priscilia was doing her Japanese homework, and then we took her homework to see we could understand anything. So we came to this word 'Nabe' which means pan in Japanese. And then Catherine kept sprouting the vulgarity and insisting that she was saying 'pan'. Yeah, 'Nabe' is pronounced almost the same way as that certain Hokkien vulgarity. And Priscilia was telling us that the first time she received her homework marked by her Japanese teacher, she was so shocked. Because, on her homework was all red circles, no ticks. It really did look like she did everything wrongly. Turned out that the Japaneses do not use ticks, but circles instead. So on some pages, where the teacher was supposed to put a huge red tick, there was one huge red egg instead. Lol. Catherine was saying that Priscilia will get too used to the Japanese way of marking and then in TJ, when the teachers circle her homework in red, she will think that she got everything right. Haha.

Labels: Floorball, Friends, Sports, Table Tennis

I shall summarise my week since I hardly have time to blog during weekdays and I think this had been and will continue to be the case every week.

First of all, I want to thank CG 18/08 for the birthday song. Even though it was embarrassing, but I really appreciated the thought. ^^

This whole week had been really hectic for me, I'm not saying other weeks weren't, but for the first time, I really understood what 'Too many things, too little time' meant. I had to divide my time between trainings, competition, tutorials, GP reviews, and worst of all, the killer PI! Yes, I know I probably won't refer to it as a killer soon when more components of PW begins. There were quite a few days when I reached home at 9.30pm, have dinner(I think at such time, it's more appropriately known as supper), shower and then finally start on my work at 10.30pm, only get to go to bed at 1 or 2 in the morning and then wake up 3 and a half hours or 4 hours, at most, later to get ready for school. Then the whole routine repeats itself. No doubt, I felt like dozing off sometimes during lectures(especially during boring ones!), but I tried my best not to. Keyword: tried. But apparently not having much success.

Competition on last Wednesday. Jitters! But everyone played great! Though I think I played exceptionally oooglily(uglily). The way I play has always been ugly, but it was exceptionally ugly on that day. Lol.Wasn't quite satisfied with myself. Girls, TJC vs. SRJC, 5-0. Boys, TJC vs. IJC, 4-1. Girls will be up against SAJC on Monday. Double jitters!

By the way, CG 18/08 came in 1st for English Fair Exhibition and won ourselves $100 worth of Ben & Jerry's! That's about a scoop of ice cream for everyone! Going for ice-cream as a class, I like the idea of that! I wasn't present for contact time on Wednesday and when Wenhui told me the next day, I was like 'WHAT!?!' Haha, we weren't expecting to win anything after seeing other CGs' exhibitions because some of them were really good. How the hell did we manage to win, I have no idea.

Duathlon today was a great experience. My first time trying out for endurance sports. The 1st leg of the run was the worst. It was hell tiring. I don't know why. I wasn't even halfway through the route and my legs were already hurting like crazy. Too little warmups, probably. And I came in second-last for the 1st leg, but I think I should be considered last because the last girl was feeling unwell during the race, and she kinda dropped out of the race, and then join back in again. So technically, I was last. Lol. But we didn't come in last at the end! All thanks to Angelina! So, she was the second-last to leave the bikers' holding area because I was the second-last to finsh the 1st leg. I don't know how she did it, but she was one of the firsts to complete her 15km of biking. She must have biked damn fast la! And she claimed that she wasn't cycling very fast. And, she didn't look like she had perspired a drop when she came back, really. Conclusion: She has the speed + stamina. The 2nd leg of the run was quite alright, except that the sun had gone quite high up in the sky. I was cursing it everytime I ran out of the shade and into the sunlight. Lol. I think we got 20th or 21st position. And the goodie bags were fabulous! We got quite alot of things, Puma caps and best of all, the Duathlon Challenge 2008 tee which says 'DUATHLETE' in big bold letters on the front and depending on whether you were a runner or biker, it says 'runner' or 'biker' on the right sleeve. I love the tee alot! I feel so accomplished today! At least, I know I'm capable of 6km which I never thought was possible in the past. But 2.4km mock test next week is another thing. Haha. Anyway, I'll definitely join Duathlon next year if there's one.

Labels: School, Sports, Table Tennis

This week had been a fun one, with Ah Cat(Catherine), Priscilia and Xinyi & Co, I mean. They never fail to make everyone laugh. I find myself looking forward to school for their company (even though I do dread the tutorial lessons alot because I always don't have any solutions to present to the class).

Yesterday, lunch @ Long John's with them was crazy. I think we kinda irritated this two other guys, who were mugging away, with our horribly loud laughters. Sorry! Then it was back at school in the Student Lounge, lazing around(well, that only applies to Ah Cat and me), listening to 93.3 on the player provided and humming to the songs while waiting for Econs make-up lecture to start. Wasted my 1 and a half hour in LT 2 because I kept dozing off and had no idea what the hell the lecturer was talking about. Regretted taking Econs. Should have taken Geog right from the start, and I reckon I would be doing pretty fine now instead of pulling my hairs over AVC and AFC, etc. I don't see how the Audio Visual Club has got anything to do with Econs. Lol.

And table tennis training was kind of dull because only 5 people in total turned up. Lol.

Today was Track & Field Meet. It was alright, I guess. I'm sunburnt now because I stood under the sun throughout the entire meet. Anyway, Gamma swiped all the Championships including Cheerleading except for the TA Championships which were cleaned out by Alpha. The other two house, sadly, went home quite empty-handed. Lol. I've to admit that Gamma's cheerleading was really good, so they really deserve it. But I thought maybe the 3 other houses' cheerleading squads should get medals or plaques or anything. I mean, they have trained so hard for the past months, till 10pm most of the time I heard. Even if they weren't as good as the winning squad, their hardwork should at least be recognised.

Okay, since I have the time, I'm going off to watch 命中注定我愛你, a idol drama recommended by Ah Cat. She says it's super nice and funny. So, bye!

Labels: School, Sports

Was supposed to study for Econs test on Thursday after school with Catherine and Priscilia at The Bus. It's more commonly and correctly known as the Students Lounge but whenever I think of the word 'lounge', I think of a carpeted room with comfy sofas and cushions. Basically, it's everything which the Students Lounge isn't, so calling it 'The Bus' works more for me. Haha.

In our 3 hours there, I only managed to finish 6 pages of Econs. How productive. Catherine and Priscilia la, kept making me laugh. I think we were being a bunch of nuisances and about to tear the bus down. Priscilia was doing her Japanese homework, and then we took her homework to see we could understand anything. So we came to this word 'Nabe' which means pan in Japanese. And then Catherine kept sprouting the vulgarity and insisting that she was saying 'pan'. Yeah, 'Nabe' is pronounced almost the same way as that certain Hokkien vulgarity. And Priscilia was telling us that the first time she received her homework marked by her Japanese teacher, she was so shocked. Because, on her homework was all red circles, no ticks. It really did look like she did everything wrongly. Turned out that the Japaneses do not use ticks, but circles instead. So on some pages, where the teacher was supposed to put a huge red tick, there was one huge red egg instead. Lol. Catherine was saying that Priscilia will get too used to the Japanese way of marking and then in TJ, when the teachers circle her homework in red, she will think that she got everything right. Haha.

Labels: Floorball, Friends, Sports, Table Tennis

I shall summarise my week since I hardly have time to blog during weekdays and I think this had been and will continue to be the case every week.

First of all, I want to thank CG 18/08 for the birthday song. Even though it was embarrassing, but I really appreciated the thought. ^^

This whole week had been really hectic for me, I'm not saying other weeks weren't, but for the first time, I really understood what 'Too many things, too little time' meant. I had to divide my time between trainings, competition, tutorials, GP reviews, and worst of all, the killer PI! Yes, I know I probably won't refer to it as a killer soon when more components of PW begins. There were quite a few days when I reached home at 9.30pm, have dinner(I think at such time, it's more appropriately known as supper), shower and then finally start on my work at 10.30pm, only get to go to bed at 1 or 2 in the morning and then wake up 3 and a half hours or 4 hours, at most, later to get ready for school. Then the whole routine repeats itself. No doubt, I felt like dozing off sometimes during lectures(especially during boring ones!), but I tried my best not to. Keyword: tried. But apparently not having much success.

Competition on last Wednesday. Jitters! But everyone played great! Though I think I played exceptionally oooglily(uglily). The way I play has always been ugly, but it was exceptionally ugly on that day. Lol.Wasn't quite satisfied with myself. Girls, TJC vs. SRJC, 5-0. Boys, TJC vs. IJC, 4-1. Girls will be up against SAJC on Monday. Double jitters!

By the way, CG 18/08 came in 1st for English Fair Exhibition and won ourselves $100 worth of Ben & Jerry's! That's about a scoop of ice cream for everyone! Going for ice-cream as a class, I like the idea of that! I wasn't present for contact time on Wednesday and when Wenhui told me the next day, I was like 'WHAT!?!' Haha, we weren't expecting to win anything after seeing other CGs' exhibitions because some of them were really good. How the hell did we manage to win, I have no idea.

Duathlon today was a great experience. My first time trying out for endurance sports. The 1st leg of the run was the worst. It was hell tiring. I don't know why. I wasn't even halfway through the route and my legs were already hurting like crazy. Too little warmups, probably. And I came in second-last for the 1st leg, but I think I should be considered last because the last girl was feeling unwell during the race, and she kinda dropped out of the race, and then join back in again. So technically, I was last. Lol. But we didn't come in last at the end! All thanks to Angelina! So, she was the second-last to leave the bikers' holding area because I was the second-last to finsh the 1st leg. I don't know how she did it, but she was one of the firsts to complete her 15km of biking. She must have biked damn fast la! And she claimed that she wasn't cycling very fast. And, she didn't look like she had perspired a drop when she came back, really. Conclusion: She has the speed + stamina. The 2nd leg of the run was quite alright, except that the sun had gone quite high up in the sky. I was cursing it everytime I ran out of the shade and into the sunlight. Lol. I think we got 20th or 21st position. And the goodie bags were fabulous! We got quite alot of things, Puma caps and best of all, the Duathlon Challenge 2008 tee which says 'DUATHLETE' in big bold letters on the front and depending on whether you were a runner or biker, it says 'runner' or 'biker' on the right sleeve. I love the tee alot! I feel so accomplished today! At least, I know I'm capable of 6km which I never thought was possible in the past. But 2.4km mock test next week is another thing. Haha. Anyway, I'll definitely join Duathlon next year if there's one.

Labels: School, Sports, Table Tennis