ginger steps.

me bernice junhao gabriel and pok went back school just now to free fence, it was fun fun fun >< before that me and gabriel were playing chess, and i still couldn't win him easily after i literally took his queen off the chessboard, so lousy ): i fenced one bout with each of them, and for all 4 bouts the score was 5-2, and i'm not gonna say for which bouts i got 5 and for which i got 2, lol. and junhao is so freaking pro now, he didn't even lose a single bout la, haha zai lor (: he asked me and ber to either go for extra coaching from henry or go down for free fencing with outside fencers , hm which we are considering, since novices is drawing near. and to think how we promised henry that we are gonna train super duper extra hard after our ugly defeat at u17s, and look at how we are slacking now, heh such a shame la.

later i'm gonna go for dinner with the other group leaders from the 3-day edu camp for primary school kids which we are doing next week, organised by junyang and friends. and of all places, we are gonna go down to white sands -.- noooooooo!! and junyang actually thought he was doing me a great favour by choosing this convenient place, but no >< white sands is like the 3rd place that i frequent the most besides home and school la. of all places know! and i don't really know those people, wonder how the dinner'll turn out like. never mind, they are gonna be at pasir ris, it's my territory, so look who's the boss man :D

you know today on train i met this bunch of kids from some day care centre and their teacher was bringing them on a day trip i think. and the older kids were supposed to take care of the younger ones and take them off the train and stuff. so apparently those older kids were like bossing around and i thought that was really cute. i wonder since when i've stopped behaving like them, heh probably years ago?

yesterday i was watching this documentary on tv regarding the three gorges in china, about how those people living there had to migrate elsewhere so as to make way for the development, and it was so damn touching i was crying like nobody's business, hah so embarrassing. but really, those people had to leave the place where they've been living for generations and generations, and for some of them it means to start all over again, like how the ship captain that has been steering a wheel on the river for more than 30 years being forced to quit the job.