Saturday, July 29, 2006
Yesterday...
1. Woke up with my fren doing push-ups beside me.
2. Changed my office com to WinXP and feeling great.
3. A shagged day for HQ even though most of us skipped morning run.
4. Booked out late on a Friday evening.
5. Borrowed my mom's phone to check inbox.
6. An outing which only the organisers turned up.
7. I was first person at the outing!
8. I was on time! (shucks shows how terrible a person i am)
9. Walked from PS to Wheelock back to PS to someset back to PS then to esplande..all in one night!
10. Waiting an hour for a bus that never came.
11. But didn't feel exactly too pissed.
12. Wandering in town alone at 5am.
13. Remembering it's the 7th lunar month and getting the jitters.
14. Slept on the streets.
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3:51 pm
Thursday, July 27, 2006
Blogging from my camp right now.
I enjoy reading your blog winnie, the everyday ongoings in school. Make ppl fantasise about being a teacher. I did consider it b4, but not seriously enough. I mean I think it's really great being around some 18 yrs olds. Make yourself stay young always. And teachers are more than teaching. The environment around other teachers, specifically PE teachers are so much more desirable than the conventional office environment. Sad thing is you see batches and batches of students coming and going, growing and leaving, passing by your life. You send so many people off every 2 years. And parting is always the deepest sorrow.
This isn't my week. My phone went sky diving from my office level which is 3rd floor. You see I was in a rush that day and just somehow the phone slipped from my palm. There is this glass thingy as barricade and a small edge of concrete at the bottom. Between these two there is a gap or about 10cm and guess what, my phone bounced off the floor and slotted through the gap. Oh and all I could do was 'siao liao la' and pray it doesn't hit anyone below. But nokia phones are made to survive ordeals and my phone did, except that it became blind, or rather I became blind to whatever it showed. So now I still can send the occasional message by pure feeling, and make phone calls, answer phone calls. Other than that, don't msg me, I can't read anything.
Been staying in more recently, cause there's this LIFE programme whereby we go for a 40min - 1hr run every Tues and Fri. Hence to ensure I can slp more and also not be late the next day, I just stay in. And staying in has been rather fun. Actually you can't say fun, but in a way it's pleasant enough to not deter you from doing it. Benefits include more slp and save on transport and sometimes food. Deterence are probably less time to myself and her, and to my family, and to my mom's cooking. Today was a rather fine staying in day. We booked out at our usual timing to go Changi V for dinner. First time something like this happen. But it's really good. Feels really comfortable and stuff. I like my HQ mates. They are really fun people to be around. And a really good mix of all kinds of characters. We have the joker, the brainy, the disciplinarian, the sleep-very-early-guy, the always-on-computer-guy, and me, and many more I can't find words to describe.
I doubt anyone's reading this. I mean our blogs have been stagnanting so much that people just gets tired of logging in to read the same thing over and over again. But anyway, hope everyone's enjoying their lives right now, even though I ain't doing it as much as I would like to. But everyone just do stay happy kae? Cause happiness is really one scarce resource nowadays. People forget to be happy. They're just too busy. Or too down. So brighten up your day by just being optimistic. I seemed to lose something so innate in me recently. Optimism has always been my weapon, my guardian and my edge over my mates. It served me well through exams and moments of nerves. But now it's giving way. Gradually...
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9:49 pm
Thursday, July 20, 2006
SI
Can't believe Gayle's out. Singapore's being too cruel. And biased. Clowns and monkeys survive. Bitches stay. Yet lovely Gayle who can sing is out. Damnit.
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9:23 pm
Sweet... =)

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9:10 pm
Saturday, July 08, 2006
For all the guys out there laugh out loud! gloat if you want! for i just clocked a saturday of work. To all those who thinks i'm the most slack NSF among us, it's your time to "take revenge". Come to think of it, trainee days ain't really far back behind, a mere 6 months have passed since then and how much have i left saturdays trainings back in tekong. Unfortunately today due to a group of PRs plus hosting them MOS (Minister of State la...) came to visit BMTC, henceforth we gotta "serve" them. Wonder whats so wonderful about BMTC that almost every month we have at least 2 groups of people from anywhere everywhere all over the world to come visit. It's not exactly great i mean as my ex-hd trg said it's just one big wayang (local slang for show off kinda meaning) business. But quote him again, "since we must wayang, might as well do it well!".
Shagged day. Weather so hot. Travelling the length of the compound to and fro 6 times. Lack of sleep. Boring events. Worse of all, it's a saturday =X
I'm so pampered.
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4:00 pm
Monday, July 03, 2006
Reminiscing

Ain't this nice? When we really felt like one big family. Pity such times don't last. It's been nearly 1 yr and a half since we left school. Guys went army, gals went uni, chris went australia. Well too bad everyone's just too engrossed in their own lives, with their friends or whoever. Won't it be good if we'd those kind of meetings once in awhile where everyone show face and tell the rest what exactly is happening in his/her life? But seemed like alot are just too busy for this kind of catching up thingy.
Ok actually i dunno what to say. Just blabbing on n on. There's so much to say but so little that i could. Ppl change. Relationships are built and destroyed. Trust and faith is tested.
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10:41 pm