wow. countdown at boon lay was like shit. well, to a certain extent it was fun, but not so for my poor shin and my butt and my legs and my arms.
you see, my class somehow got involved in organizing this countdown thingy la. although i was reluctant as hell to go, plus the guilt factor for leaving the mum alone at home to take care of the dad, i still had to cos it was my responsibilty. muahaha. i was an important person mah... *winks at fana*
so dumb. fana and i were in charge of road closure or summat. i don't even know my job. we had to put up these signs at junctions and stuffs to warn vehicles that the roads were going to be closed from 10pm to 1am. it started to rain while we were doing this "important" job. so fana and i, basically, looked like two ridiculous girls with ultra-short hair standing in the middle of the road as though we have lived for too long on this earth, freaking wet while trying to put up these signs. people were like staring at us and telling us to go seek shelter as though we WERE outta our minds.
so i started getting sick after that, but after dinner i was fine. we did our "patrolling duty" near the main stage [yep.. VERY important indeed], decided to be bitchy and shouted "TAUFIK!!!!" when it was obvious that it was sly singing, and then had to do some more heavy-duty stuffs. heavy-duty stuffs = carrying bloody heavy metal barricades IN THE RAIN while wearing ridiculous-looking ponchos which look like plastic bags. people were staring at us once again. IF i were a normal girl, i would have died of shame, so thank goodness i am not a normal girl.
so tiring. my throat felt sore almost immediately. oh haha. fana and i slept over at the youth club because we couldn't bear to part withour beloved money to take a cab home. so despite not having a toothbrush or anything, we called home and pleaded with our mummies to let us stay at the cc. and xiang zheng lied to us!! he said we could sleep at some room in the cc, but there was NOBODY there, and the rooms were locked. so fana and i had to make do with cold hard concrete floor. and in the middle of the night we merayau-rayau a bit around the area [you have no idea how many youths were still melepak-ing at such unholy hours. gosh.]
and something embarrassing happened ah. i shall not disclose it here, cos it would make fana and i sound like pathetic souls. eventually, i called xiang zheng and he finally told us to abandon our sleeping area and head to the youth club which was packed with people who asked me whether i wanted to play soccer. in the middle of the night, i ask you?? well, at least the place had air-conditioners. we slept only around 4 cos the bimbos wanted to talk, and woke up at 6 plus.
made our way home, showered, slept for a loooong time and here i am. with not even half of my homework done. and i am not panicking. you know why? i am an expert when it comes to dealing with teavhers and homework. ask any of my secondary school classmates. i handed in homework like three times a year?? muahahaha.
oh freak. this year's my a-level year. oh well. what a great start.
HAPPY NEW YEAR TO EVERYONE!
you see, my class somehow got involved in organizing this countdown thingy la. although i was reluctant as hell to go, plus the guilt factor for leaving the mum alone at home to take care of the dad, i still had to cos it was my responsibilty. muahaha. i was an important person mah... *winks at fana*
so dumb. fana and i were in charge of road closure or summat. i don't even know my job. we had to put up these signs at junctions and stuffs to warn vehicles that the roads were going to be closed from 10pm to 1am. it started to rain while we were doing this "important" job. so fana and i, basically, looked like two ridiculous girls with ultra-short hair standing in the middle of the road as though we have lived for too long on this earth, freaking wet while trying to put up these signs. people were like staring at us and telling us to go seek shelter as though we WERE outta our minds.
so i started getting sick after that, but after dinner i was fine. we did our "patrolling duty" near the main stage [yep.. VERY important indeed], decided to be bitchy and shouted "TAUFIK!!!!" when it was obvious that it was sly singing, and then had to do some more heavy-duty stuffs. heavy-duty stuffs = carrying bloody heavy metal barricades IN THE RAIN while wearing ridiculous-looking ponchos which look like plastic bags. people were staring at us once again. IF i were a normal girl, i would have died of shame, so thank goodness i am not a normal girl.
so tiring. my throat felt sore almost immediately. oh haha. fana and i slept over at the youth club because we couldn't bear to part withour beloved money to take a cab home. so despite not having a toothbrush or anything, we called home and pleaded with our mummies to let us stay at the cc. and xiang zheng lied to us!! he said we could sleep at some room in the cc, but there was NOBODY there, and the rooms were locked. so fana and i had to make do with cold hard concrete floor. and in the middle of the night we merayau-rayau a bit around the area [you have no idea how many youths were still melepak-ing at such unholy hours. gosh.]
and something embarrassing happened ah. i shall not disclose it here, cos it would make fana and i sound like pathetic souls. eventually, i called xiang zheng and he finally told us to abandon our sleeping area and head to the youth club which was packed with people who asked me whether i wanted to play soccer. in the middle of the night, i ask you?? well, at least the place had air-conditioners. we slept only around 4 cos the bimbos wanted to talk, and woke up at 6 plus.
made our way home, showered, slept for a loooong time and here i am. with not even half of my homework done. and i am not panicking. you know why? i am an expert when it comes to dealing with teavhers and homework. ask any of my secondary school classmates. i handed in homework like three times a year?? muahahaha.
oh freak. this year's my a-level year. oh well. what a great start.
HAPPY NEW YEAR TO EVERYONE!
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