Friday, January 26, 2007 @7:08 PM
There Is No Title To This Post...to cut it short, Untitled
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This would be the last post before I reach into EAST ZONE OVERDRIVE, the epoch where we will face antagonism between several schools in a small court, measuring 9 metres by 9 metres. The EAST ZONE tournament would commence next week, on a Monday 12.30pm, at TEMASEK POLYTECHNIC, an ephemeral walk from our school. In view of the fact that our match would begin at 12.30pm, we have to reach there 1 hour earlier, which insinuates that we have to leave class at around 10.45am. To a minority of my teammates, they pushed the boat out when they were made aware of this "good news". I was not really fond of the fact that we had to skip class to go for a match, I mean, its two weeks off classes. But I irrevocably came up with a resolution on how I should and would do to make sure I have the homework and the notes in my hand at the end of each day. Well, managed to get that off my chest...
What transpired yesterday on Thursday... was that it rained during P.E and so, requested by Mr Kwok, we amused ourselves with a game of so called "floorball", where there was a whole lot people squashing and killing cockroaches. Actually, its just one cockroach, in a shape of a white, plastice ball with regular holes encircling it, also known as a floorball. The phenomenon took initiated at an inadequate and meagre small porch, which was relatively small for a 6 on 6 floorball match. Totally cramped my style...
About today, was rapturous and thrilled when SengWhye came to me with an ASICS cardboard shoebox, saying that their order for new shoes had arrived. He opened the compacted box most jubilantly, hiding no grin behind his orthodoxical face. What revealed itself was the ASICS GEL-ROCKET, the pair of shoes that my father was going to get me. I did actually object that pair of shoes from my father, maybe because I didn't want be conspicuous and stand out from my fellow teammates, but that fleeting look of what's inside the shoebox really mitigated the tension that I was experiencing. Felt a LOT better after that...
The opening match of the EAST ZONE tournament is coming closer, and we are up against GEYLANG METHODIST SEC for the second time, the first face-off at the VAS-UNDER 13 tournament. I always believed in overestimating your opponent, although some times it may not really be a good thing...mood swings prohibited by law, fine $... you kidding me?lionel...