s6b gathering
Holidays are getting boring, and I was contemplating deleting/shifting/closing/locking this blog. Haha. I am not done contemplating though, even though I have random people telling me that I should update at times.
I caught up with S6B on Saturday night, even though the initial plan was to change it to the 4th of July for a dinner. Anyway, we met at Kim Gary Restaurant, had our cheesy dinner before heading down to Bens & Jerrys for our regular catch up chat. It was nice of Sharon and Hui Juan to organise this. And as what Nevin said, we are the longest standing first-3-months class, and I am absolutely proud of that. Haha.
Then again, I will say we are too 'siao on', not that I dislikes that. We are meeting up again soon for some outdoor activity. Haha.
Incidentally, Leslie asked me the day after whether to join them for dinner at Kim Gary's and ice cream after that. Haha.
I watched Transformer 2 the night after meeting S6B. It wasn't as good as I expected, but I heard about the negative reviews on this movie, so I guess I am kind of prepared. Then again, full marks to the visual effects and sound though, maybe can improve more on the plot itself. Haha. Everything seems rushed.
I brought my mum to the clinic just now. She wasn't feeling well and feeling feverish for the whole of yesterday and my dad convinced himself that she was a case of H1N1. For a while, I pictured the consequences of coming in contact with a H1N1 patient, the quarantine and the isolation, plus the chance for me to skip camp. Haha. Then again, I highly doubt it, so I dragged her to the doctor. And indeed flu it is, but it was flu in the stomach. She had gastric flu. So I came back and called my dad to relieve him of his anxiety and fear. Here goes the conversation:
Me: Hello.
Dad: Hello! 你在哪里? Tan Tock Seng ah?
Me: 没有啦! 你打给家里的电话, 哪来的 Tan Tock Seng?
Dad：Orh, then 医生讲什么?
Me: 肠胃感冒 lor.
Dad: Huh!? 这样是不是 H1N1?
Me: 不是啦! -.-
Dad:: Then, 有没有拿药?
Me: 有, 在家休息了.
Dad: Orh Okay, bye.
Me: Bye.
Looks like I am really bored.
I saw this really cool gadgets they use to capture the temperature of patients. It is shaped like a gun and a reading is taken just by aiming the tip of the tool at the patient's forehead. Haha. Damn high tech, I thought, until a high pitched voice shrieked out behind, "Uncle!". For a moment, I really believed that she was calling for me, turns out that she was trying to communicate with the uncle behind me.
I was thinking, you people should stop conditioning me to be an Uncle. Being Cao Lao is not a crime.
I am really procrastinating, lots of things to attend to, but just waiting for the time bomb to explode.
So long, people.
I caught up with S6B on Saturday night, even though the initial plan was to change it to the 4th of July for a dinner. Anyway, we met at Kim Gary Restaurant, had our cheesy dinner before heading down to Bens & Jerrys for our regular catch up chat. It was nice of Sharon and Hui Juan to organise this. And as what Nevin said, we are the longest standing first-3-months class, and I am absolutely proud of that. Haha.
Then again, I will say we are too 'siao on', not that I dislikes that. We are meeting up again soon for some outdoor activity. Haha.
Incidentally, Leslie asked me the day after whether to join them for dinner at Kim Gary's and ice cream after that. Haha.
I watched Transformer 2 the night after meeting S6B. It wasn't as good as I expected, but I heard about the negative reviews on this movie, so I guess I am kind of prepared. Then again, full marks to the visual effects and sound though, maybe can improve more on the plot itself. Haha. Everything seems rushed.
I brought my mum to the clinic just now. She wasn't feeling well and feeling feverish for the whole of yesterday and my dad convinced himself that she was a case of H1N1. For a while, I pictured the consequences of coming in contact with a H1N1 patient, the quarantine and the isolation, plus the chance for me to skip camp. Haha. Then again, I highly doubt it, so I dragged her to the doctor. And indeed flu it is, but it was flu in the stomach. She had gastric flu. So I came back and called my dad to relieve him of his anxiety and fear. Here goes the conversation:
Me: Hello.
Dad: Hello! 你在哪里? Tan Tock Seng ah?
Me: 没有啦! 你打给家里的电话, 哪来的 Tan Tock Seng?
Dad：Orh, then 医生讲什么?
Me: 肠胃感冒 lor.
Dad: Huh!? 这样是不是 H1N1?
Me: 不是啦! -.-
Dad:: Then, 有没有拿药?
Me: 有, 在家休息了.
Dad: Orh Okay, bye.
Me: Bye.
Looks like I am really bored.
I saw this really cool gadgets they use to capture the temperature of patients. It is shaped like a gun and a reading is taken just by aiming the tip of the tool at the patient's forehead. Haha. Damn high tech, I thought, until a high pitched voice shrieked out behind, "Uncle!". For a moment, I really believed that she was calling for me, turns out that she was trying to communicate with the uncle behind me.
I was thinking, you people should stop conditioning me to be an Uncle. Being Cao Lao is not a crime.
I am really procrastinating, lots of things to attend to, but just waiting for the time bomb to explode.
So long, people.
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