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ayuuu!
Happiness is like a butterfly which, when pursued, is always beyond our grasp, but, if you will sit down quietly, may alight upon you.
elearning day?
Thursday, May 22, 2008, 8:58 PM
I didn't have school today since they're holding the graduation. Decided to accompany Hilman to CMPB for his NS medical update. He was like late laa, i had to wait for almost half an hour at the train station. Hmm.

I think i did alot of waiting today? I had to wait for another hour and a half over at that place while he go for the checkup. I was pretty lucky cos he had brought along his mp4 and psp. Just what i needed (:

After the checkup was lunch at pasir ris central before going over to his house. Logged into my school account to confirm my attendance and downloaded some of the elearn stuff while waiting for him to change into his floorball attire. We then made our way to E! hub again, this time to catch MOH (Maid Made of Honour).

The movie's good, has some funny parts, but i'd still prefer watching What Happens in Vegas. Saw Dily's friends, Mar and Yana too. After the movie, i took the same bus with him to PRPS for his floorball training. When the bus reached the destination i was like asking him, "Aren't we supposed to alight here?" (at the same time pointing to the school building). And guess what was his reaction?

He looked at the school, and then turned to look at me before giving me the err-yea-you're-right-it's-here face. So we ended up alighting at the next bus stop, and of course we had to walk back to the school. It was almost seven then (meaning he's late!) yet he can still be so calm. If i were in his position, I wouldn't have gone for training in the first place. I'd rather absent myself.

And just when i thought he's the only living person that is suffering from this 'syndrome', we bumped into some of his other mates who has just arrived at the main gate.

Tsk tsk. Can you believe that?

ayuuu!