Watched it today with Izzie. It was weird in that Terry Gillian way, but entertaining nonetheless. “What would I do without you, Percy?” In unison: “Get a midget.”
Hahah, this must be the most I’ve hung out with people on a weekday in awhile. First it was Jon with his first non-vegetarian meal (plus my Avatar 3D, oh I can understand why it feels pretty awesome to watch it — the animation was quite breathtaking). Then just running again with the colleagues… Now with Izzie. Then more on Saturday with Huey, Jon & XZ. And Sunday with my 3 star course mates.
Other than my treacherous dreams, I feel quite fine. I guess the best salve is to reach out, hang out and feel the easy joy of good company.
You know, I would love to go on an overseas kayaking trip. But I have a feeling that if I did that on my own, it’ll be all about learning it the hard way. Maybe I should just do my 4 star first (um, after I pass the 3 star assessment, hahah).
I bought a pink cheongsam. I haven’t had one since I was like 8. It’s not something I would have bought except that the festivities conspired against me. So against my better judgment, I got one that didn’t look too bad (seriously, it’s hard to get a good cheongsam for my broad shoulders — the cut isn’t exactly right for my frame). So I’ll be doing the cheesy thing of wearing something so Chinese-y for the lunar new year. Hahah….
I couldn’t finish my plate at Arab Street today. Sad. I really can’t eat as much as I used to…
I hope I’ll get somewhere with my roll this weekend. Or it’s going to take a more than a few practice sessions to get it right. Ah well… at least my course mates are all keen to go take the assessment! =) I guess repeat students are more motivated to make it their money’s worth and go to assessment soon.
I was re-reading Joe Glickman’s kayaking book and I kinda feel like I can understand how he quoted Frank Floyd Wright “I believe in God, only I spell it Nature.” And Singapore doesn’t even have much wilderness yet the draw remains. I guess it fits in very well with my hermit idealism. Hahah.
Terry Gillian is so literal with his metaphors. Hahah. It can feel heavy-handed though.
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Watched it today with Izzie. It was weird in that Terry Gillian way, but entertaining nonetheless. “What would I do without you, Percy?” In unison: “Get a midget.”
Hahah, this must be the most I’ve hung out with people on a weekday in awhile. First it was Jon with his first non-vegetarian meal (plus my Avatar 3D, oh I can understand why it feels pretty awesome to watch it — the animation was quite breathtaking). Then just running again with the colleagues… Now with Izzie. Then more on Saturday with Huey, Jon & XZ. And Sunday with my 3 star course mates.
Other than my treacherous dreams, I feel quite fine. I guess the best salve is to reach out, hang out and feel the easy joy of good company.
You know, I would love to go on an overseas kayaking trip. But I have a feeling that if I did that on my own, it’ll be all about learning it the hard way. Maybe I should just do my 4 star first (um, after I pass the 3 star assessment, hahah).
I bought a pink cheongsam. I haven’t had one since I was like 8. It’s not something I would have bought except that the festivities conspired against me. So against my better judgment, I got one that didn’t look too bad (seriously, it’s hard to get a good cheongsam for my broad shoulders — the cut isn’t exactly right for my frame). So I’ll be doing the cheesy thing of wearing something so Chinese-y for the lunar new year. Hahah….
I couldn’t finish my plate at Arab Street today. Sad. I really can’t eat as much as I used to…
I hope I’ll get somewhere with my roll this weekend. Or it’s going to take a more than a few practice sessions to get it right. Ah well… at least my course mates are all keen to go take the assessment! =) I guess repeat students are more motivated to make it their money’s worth and go to assessment soon.
I was re-reading Joe Glickman’s kayaking book and I kinda feel like I can understand how he quoted Frank Floyd Wright “I believe in God, only I spell it Nature.” And Singapore doesn’t even have much wilderness yet the draw remains. I guess it fits in very well with my hermit idealism. Hahah.
Terry Gillian is so literal with his metaphors. Hahah. It can feel heavy-handed though.
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