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Here I come again.....

Feeling utterly bored on a Sat!
Woke up at 9am (instead of 7am to do my run) coz I was so tired last night. The Barker's run compounded by little sleep the previous night due to Ed Psych essay enabled me to sleep so soundly till this morning! :)

That Jonana not available for our long awaited high-tea session and I have the afternoon free. Waiting for the ODACians next move in their RITE so I can meet them for a short while. Meanwhile, I'm 'buah long longing' at home. This is crazy lor.....I think after all the hoo ha over my assignments in the last few weeks my whole system has to re-adjust to the 'more relaxed' mode. Haha...can relax now but don't know how to! So silly and bizzare!
It always happens. When I'm free and want to meet up with people, somehow these people are not free! Then when they ask me out, I'm not available. Timing usually this salah parking lor. And I want to have time alone, people will also ask me out! But when I don't want to be alone (like now!) i don't know who's free and wat to do!. gosh....

Anyhow, thank God for the avenue to blog! Haha..at least there's something for me to wild my time away and its purposeful. So I will update on the Barker's run yesterday evening. And because of the run, I had to miss BYO which I'm sure was great fun! Nonetheless, I had fun with my team during the run too.

The run was just 600m (middle distance) and I am not a sprinter or middle distance runner. So it was extremely painful to chiong. Well its not possible to sprint the whole 600m lah but it requires longer stride and more speed as compared to long distance run..DUH! So not quite used to it but I still went for it. Always good to try out different things and learn more. Such training in future would benefit me when I do my long distance runs.

The team of wild horses with Mr C. Kunalan - our very homegrown sprinter.

Always an inspiration and role model :)


From left: Wilfred, Gideon, Kok Soon, me, Yu Chze and Kenny


The few of us goofing around after our run.

As usual. A bunch of posers

We won the Men Doubles event with Kenny-ball and Kok Soon leading the pack! coolios lor!
Forfeited the Women Doubles coz I was the only gal representing the class (what's new!) but highly unlikely we will win even if we take part ..haha
Then for the team's event comprising Wilfred, Gideon, Yu Chze and myself, we didn't come in Top 3 but still ran our best. Proud of each and everyone of us!

Barker's Run marks the last of the Inter-class events for this semester. Quite relieved coz that means less weekdays evening taken up by the games haha and I can do my other things. But that means I have to keep engaging myself in other physical activities to keep my 'engine' running. Yah means serious last minute training for the 2008 marathon man. Its the time of the year again.

Tis a season to be ACTIVE!!!

okie dokie..that irritating Jonana suddenly can meet now. So off I am to meet my bestie!

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