Here’s a post to one of my cousins, Alim, who went through surgery (shivers) on Saturday. Here’s to wishing that you have a speedy recovery!
(Biar eh, kami bawa semua family mu makan. Hehe.)
Archive for June, 2008
I think yesterday was just not a great day for me. I had experienced my first leg cramp while I was climbing into my car on my way home. Note: my first leg cramp.
You know how footballers play on the field, and sometimes they have that look of hellish pain on their faces? I used to think they were being dramatic and wanted a free kick. Now, I beg to differ. IT HURTS MORE THAN IT LOOKS!! I was in my car for fifteen minutes, trying to not move myself and let my hands grab onto something like women in labour do.
Leg cramps. I don’t wish to have any more. I can still feel my calf muscle all sore this morning, and I had difficulty climbing the stairs to work. Ergh.
What a day it has been! I know, it’s barely even midday, but I nearly got into an accident this morning. Well, more like in the middle of an accident. I was just driving my way to the office and when I pushed the brakes to come to a slow stop as there was a line of cars in front of me, when cars behind me crashed.
Apparently, this male teacher (I had found out) was ‘avoiding’ the line on the right lane (where I was), and tried to get into the left lane. The woman behind him, however, had crashed his car while he was trying to do so. The man in the car in front of me got out of his car, checking things out, whether anyone had hit him. I wanted to check if everything was all right, or if I had to repair something. There wasn’t. For me, and the man in the car in front.
The other two cars had severely damaged bumpers.
The male teacher was from KB, on his way to RTB with his student to collect an award. Fortunately, my office is just right next to RTB, so the teacher asked me to get him there while he deals with the accident. On our way to RTB, I had asked the student, ‘C’, whether there was someone waiting for him at RTB. You know, maybe some friends, classmates, or other teachers. He said there was no one. So I had to call my mom up, who works at RTB to help us out, and I handed him over.
I got to the office and called my mom to make sure that he was in good hands. My mom told me that there was a teacher there. I thought ‘C’ told me there weren’t anyone there. I think he was just very shaken up. He wasn’t very much in the mood to talk. When he got out of my car, his jacket was all balled up in his hands. Poor kid. Still in primary six. I’ve experienced my first crash in my twenties, and I was freaked! Imagine someone as young as he is. Kesian eh.
What a morning, eh?
(I keep telling myself that with this horrid thing that just happened, the rest of the week is going to be swell! :) )
I don’t know about you, but I’ll be keeping an eye out for something really big. Can’t tell you about it at the moment, but do keep to MY7THLIFE.NET for updates!
Lucky by Jason Mraz featuring Colbie Caillat.
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A friend of mine told me about this collaboration. I think I’m in love with it.
This song is annoyingly creeping into my head.
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That’s Not My Name by The Ting Tings
You are generally quiet and have control over your emotions. It is difficult to predict what will upset you, so when you do lose your cool, people don’t know how to react. Your temper is like that of a raging bull, and anyone trying to pacify you will be the first one to get a verbal bashing. You generally get upset when you are concerned or when people accuse you of doing something wrong. You also hate being reminded about mistakes you’ve made in the past. You also have the potential to be terribly vindictive if rubbed the wrong way.
Decided to copy off a forwarded e-mail. I think 5 out of the 6 of these sentences are true about me.
I hate the fact that I am so good in hiding my true feelings, because today, I’m feeling rather depressed.
“Every time I feel alone, I can blame it on you. And I do.” – ‘Till I Get Over You, Michelle Branch