Backtrack one day. Took some nice pics with my phone, so here goes for putting photos on my blog...

Well, yesterday was bio makeup, which I went for cos I knew nuts about photosynthesis etc (as a matter of fact, I didn't know much about ETC either). Went to school via 55 with my sister who was going to med quiz training.

The moment we reached the bus stop, a little cat, above kitten age, but not quite a full-blown cat yet, leapt out of the bushes and started rubbing itself against my leg. Thus so:





Anyway it was a remarkably source of amusement. This isn't the first time a cat has done this to me... At least 4 cats have done it, the most recent before this being outside the Marine Parade Library this year when a cat came and rubbed itself against me while waiting for Gerry and the others to go cycling at ECP (just after the release of O-level results).

Bio makeup passed quite well, although we didn't go through as much photosynthesis as I would have liked to.... oh well... sighz, frankly speaking, although this may not be right, I'd rather do well in the fencing comp than in midyears which I have no heart to study for anyway... I mean, holidays are for PLAYING, for GOING OUT and for SLEEPING! Not for studying. I mean, hello.... the definition is all there in the dictionary! Plus PW, which my group has ground to a halt as surely as a submarine meets a torpedo travelling in the opposite direction. Had fun going out for lunch with my classmates at least then, and telling them about star wars, but only after desmond and trina reassured me that they wouldn't be going to see...

Went back to AHS to train my NC team, well, not really mine, since I kinda adopted them only just before zone comp n helped them polish their shoes.



Then on to fencing, where by some incredible stroke of ill-defined luck I shattered a 4th blade of the holidays, this time an old and rusty club blade. I tell you, everytime I break a blade the dampening effect is like losing a match 15-0. I have totally no guts after that to go and lunge at my opponent, but will keep myself on the defensive, which usually ends in disaster. All my leads were cut a lot... 15-14, 12-11, 15-13... too close for comfort.

The high note was when Coach asked me to duel foil with a beginner foilist he was training, a law graduate who was converting from sabre. As we tested our circuits he said "Don't give me chance hor" and I replied "I'll try to fence well". In the ensuing bout, I won 15-1. =Pp But it could have been worst lar... he missed a lot... heh

I think I owe my parents a lot of money already.... n the FIE blades are really expensive... oh well... maybe if we can win the U17, and watching Daniel and Maurice really gives a sense of confidence, then we will get more money.. haha...

Today went kayaking at MacRitchie Reservoir with my church friends. Yan Chin and Chee Keen, two of my church friends, recounted many meories of theirs as we walked past RI, and later RJ (Where Chee Keen is from. Yan Chin is from VJ, 04A51). At JAE, Yan Chin told me "stay in VJ! stay in VJ!" and Chee Keen went "STAY IN VJ! STAY IN VJ!" oh well.. haha...





Thats Stephanie, my partner in the kayak. Behind are the 4 other kayaks of the other church ppl. All of us were very wet cos we had been splashing each other with water. My phone was kept in a plastic bag, which is why it survived. There were a lot of terrapins in the reservoir... N a lot of pro kayakers too... Saw a few VJ people, including Clarence from OASIS, don't think he recognized me though... HCI, RJ, SJI etcetc were all there.... Thank God it only rained at the end of our session... We were already wet, so it was no concern to us to walk through torrential rain to the toilet near the main road.

After lunch we came home n studied, usual stuff...

Uh huh.... thats abt it... its pass midnight now, better go slp... happy studying to all year 1s!

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