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25 years old.
NUS graduate.
Now earning a living as someone who has to speak properly, spell properly, write properly.
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Sunday, September 05, 2004
Saturday outside.
Spent the whole day out of my home.
Woke up at 645am as I had a mentoring convention to attend. Overall attendance for the mentor 7th cycle was pathetic, with only about 19 out of 87 people who went. We felt really sorry for our mentoring leaders, who will probably face a hard time answering to their bosses. Not forgetting how irresponsible our peers were, having signed up and not turning up for it.
The convention was really nice. Some speakers were really good, and Dr Vivian Balakrishnan was present to grace the event. I've always liked his poise and charisma, and his public speaking ability, so it was a good morning at Sheraton Towers (newton mrt).
Went for lunch and then KTV at orchard party world? (not sure about the name), was my first time there, had a nice time although I was bombarded with girl songs and I was constantly being laughed at for my silly actions. They even took a stupid photo of an idiotic pose of me so that I could leave early.
And then I met my friend to watch Anacondas: hunt for some stupid bloody orchid in some lousy river that's infested with lame gigantic snakes and people keep dying and don't get me started on the lamest ending of all. Yah that's the title I'll give for the movie. And my friend and I predicted how many survivors will be left at the end of the show and I lost to her. Damn! And she almost forced me to say "I'm an idiot." Humpf.
We then headed to the esplanade park and sat down and talked. As usual I listened more than I spoke. But it was a really nice time. I then sent her home when she complained she was tired; it was really a memorable evening of which I'll remember in my heart.
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There's a soccer game later at 10am, and after that I'll have to sit down and settle my essay outline. Hmm I wonder when's the next time I'll see her again.
triggering Mr Ng HS |
Spent the whole day out of my home.
Woke up at 645am as I had a mentoring convention to attend. Overall attendance for the mentor 7th cycle was pathetic, with only about 19 out of 87 people who went. We felt really sorry for our mentoring leaders, who will probably face a hard time answering to their bosses. Not forgetting how irresponsible our peers were, having signed up and not turning up for it.
The convention was really nice. Some speakers were really good, and Dr Vivian Balakrishnan was present to grace the event. I've always liked his poise and charisma, and his public speaking ability, so it was a good morning at Sheraton Towers (newton mrt).
Went for lunch and then KTV at orchard party world? (not sure about the name), was my first time there, had a nice time although I was bombarded with girl songs and I was constantly being laughed at for my silly actions. They even took a stupid photo of an idiotic pose of me so that I could leave early.
And then I met my friend to watch Anacondas: hunt for some stupid bloody orchid in some lousy river that's infested with lame gigantic snakes and people keep dying and don't get me started on the lamest ending of all. Yah that's the title I'll give for the movie. And my friend and I predicted how many survivors will be left at the end of the show and I lost to her. Damn! And she almost forced me to say "I'm an idiot." Humpf.
We then headed to the esplanade park and sat down and talked. As usual I listened more than I spoke. But it was a really nice time. I then sent her home when she complained she was tired; it was really a memorable evening of which I'll remember in my heart.
~
There's a soccer game later at 10am, and after that I'll have to sit down and settle my essay outline. Hmm I wonder when's the next time I'll see her again.
triggering Mr Ng HS |