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Church service today rounded off a very dramatic week. Let me recall the things I did, fun and not:

1. Fun - Learnt to play squash on tuesday

2. Not fun - Hit Theng Wai in the eye with a squash ball 45 min after (1.) started

3. Fun - Games with OG at PGP. Re-discovered a bit of my table tennis skills which provided entertainment in church and BMT. Unfortunately the nature of the table, lack of a net and sheer rustiness meant I was quite lousy

4. Not fun - Dived on my water bottle while trying to save a ball. The carabiner went right into my axillar and sent a rush of blood to my brain

5. Fun - Rediscovered playing tennis with Jiayi in PGP. Haven't played since sec. 2. Predictable level of performance

6. Fun - Dinner and the vaunted Island Creamery with OG. Ran into Amanda, Joella + other Urakus there. Guess only the Med people are up and about at this time of the year heh.

7. Fun - Playing Risk and helping Celeste punch out of Australia all the way to India heh. Watching Melvin's 1 pathetic infantry fellow hold off 6 people from Joseph's army. Sheer luck tsk =D

8. FUN - Food trail with hall people across singapore. Encountered hypernatremia, diabetes and hypertension-on-plates. Fattening but fun. In compensation,

9. Fun - Played squash and table tennis with hall people. Am bad at squash. Am getting better at table tennis

10. NOT FUN - walked into the comm hall glass door. Got a pretty baluku. It's still there. Didn't manage to make a witty comeback against Yukit when she called me a few derogatory names for that incident heheh...

11. Fun - Out with Japan trippers at Glen's house. Ate a lot. Played a lot. Planned a bit. Watched "The Transporter 2", which now ranks among my top few most unlikely movies (Along with Die Hard 4 and The Lake House), but nevertheless very fun

12. Funner - Didn't get any vivas. Thank God. I was so scared on thurs and fri whenever my phone rang.

Life is pretty good. All the best to the rest of the NUS population for your exams =) It'll be over soon! And all the best to my juniors in their Med application