Mind's preoccupied with stuff.
What seemed distant is now right at my doorstep.
It's not a bad thing, but the anxiety can still be felt.
One week is all I have, and I will make full use of it.
Time to get out of my boat. sampan. kayak.
Now Listening to: Father's son
By: 3 Doors Down
Friday, April 15, 2005
Wednesday, April 13, 2005
Hooked onto 3 Doors Down.
Hate my maths hw. 6 grand qns. 17 sub qns. woo. Feeling Cheated now. 19 qns in all and have to copy about 6 50-word questions.
Looking forward to worship practice tomorrow evening.
Even though I wont have time to study for Chinese Ting Xie.
Serving the Lord's far more important than ting xie. Yep.
Priorities, Priorities
Now Listening to: Let Me Go
Hate my maths hw. 6 grand qns. 17 sub qns. woo. Feeling Cheated now. 19 qns in all and have to copy about 6 50-word questions.
Looking forward to worship practice tomorrow evening.
Even though I wont have time to study for Chinese Ting Xie.
Serving the Lord's far more important than ting xie. Yep.
Priorities, Priorities
Now Listening to: Let Me Go
Monday, April 11, 2005
Had a really fun weekend, with the main focus being the night cycling from sat night to sunday morning. Didn't wanna join it initially, but i thought 'it isn't really that often i get to go night clycling', so I just joined in. Didn't regret.
Our route took us from East Coast to esplanade, then to Chinatown, which was like a few hour's ride. Okay. Not too bad. This being my third time actually riding a bike, I was riding quite well imo. Despite me riding reasonably well, there were still numerous situations that I just couldn't control my bike well enough.
It was really a fun experience, singing church songs along the way, talking crap and whatnot. Discovered that the kopitiam at maxwell is being frequented by guys who are less "straight". Haha. Oh well, so long as the food there is good it doesn't matter. cong1 you2 bing3 rocks.
The return trip was abit less "crappy" and more manageble in terms of me riding a bike. Finally got down my initial acceleration, and get to look less like a clown. lol. Less crappy in the sense that we were generally more tired and just focused on the actual riding than anything else.
Its an amazing feeling when you're cycling along a long and quiet road, and you look up to the stars, to the trees, with the wind blowing against your face. Its all His creation. Sometimes we just rush past these amazing things that He has created, not noticing them at all. Im glad I spent that night appreciating it all.
Only thing that marred the happy return trip was a pair of teens, about 17-19 years old. Just playing a fool along the bike pavement. One pushed the other right into the path of Sihui, knocking her right off the bike. Luckily she didn't get hurt, but the bike was spoilt. Was kinda pissed at them but didn't say anything. If I were the one being knocked off I would've demanded an apology from them. Fool around if you must, but don't jeapordise the safety of others. Oh well.
Watched sunrise, which took a horribly long time. Waited for thirty minutes or so. Should've read the newspaper for the sunrise time. The wait was worth it though. Really nice, orange.. thing just came out of the clouds(not the sea). Discovered a new sleep-deprived wenqi at that was quiet, serious and "manly". Heh. Should deprive him of sleep a little more.
Fun day/night/morning.
Now Listening to: The Real Life
By: 3 Doors Down
Our route took us from East Coast to esplanade, then to Chinatown, which was like a few hour's ride. Okay. Not too bad. This being my third time actually riding a bike, I was riding quite well imo. Despite me riding reasonably well, there were still numerous situations that I just couldn't control my bike well enough.
It was really a fun experience, singing church songs along the way, talking crap and whatnot. Discovered that the kopitiam at maxwell is being frequented by guys who are less "straight". Haha. Oh well, so long as the food there is good it doesn't matter. cong1 you2 bing3 rocks.
The return trip was abit less "crappy" and more manageble in terms of me riding a bike. Finally got down my initial acceleration, and get to look less like a clown. lol. Less crappy in the sense that we were generally more tired and just focused on the actual riding than anything else.
Its an amazing feeling when you're cycling along a long and quiet road, and you look up to the stars, to the trees, with the wind blowing against your face. Its all His creation. Sometimes we just rush past these amazing things that He has created, not noticing them at all. Im glad I spent that night appreciating it all.
Only thing that marred the happy return trip was a pair of teens, about 17-19 years old. Just playing a fool along the bike pavement. One pushed the other right into the path of Sihui, knocking her right off the bike. Luckily she didn't get hurt, but the bike was spoilt. Was kinda pissed at them but didn't say anything. If I were the one being knocked off I would've demanded an apology from them. Fool around if you must, but don't jeapordise the safety of others. Oh well.
Watched sunrise, which took a horribly long time. Waited for thirty minutes or so. Should've read the newspaper for the sunrise time. The wait was worth it though. Really nice, orange.. thing just came out of the clouds(not the sea). Discovered a new sleep-deprived wenqi at that was quiet, serious and "manly". Heh. Should deprive him of sleep a little more.
Fun day/night/morning.
Now Listening to: The Real Life
By: 3 Doors Down
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