da-da-da we ain't gonna live forever

All that happened in a week Saturday, March 6, 2010 11:47 PM

It had been a week since I post something on my blog.
Apologizes.
I have to admit that I have loads of work to do but limited time.
The above statement is partially true as I do find myself not maximizing my time, like watching more then an hour of TV or the computer. Though I left my work undone, do not want to blog another day as I mention before that I have short-term memory and I cannot really remember what exactly happened on each day.
Thankfully there is such thing as a summary; I could summaries the important events in one post.
Enough of intro, let’s start with the body.
It has been the second week with my PDG (Pastoral Development Group, in short, class). I could say I have grown to like my PDG as we hang out with each other during breaks and lunch and move around as group. The reason for doing that could be because other classes do not share the same timing for those breaks, so why not join the group so that one will not be lonely?
Surprisingly it had a rather positive impact, Praise the Lord.
I made friends and found out interesting facts about them.
I found out that some of them are Christians!
How awesome is that!
Some are Christians, and not just one or two but 3.
I never have that much Christians in my class before especially the PDG is only 23 people big. It is somewhat a blessing as there are sisters and brothers close me to help me spiritually. Plus the fact that my church is only 2 stops away from my school. ^^
Another cool fact is there are some people who live near me. I know everybody lives near me, as Singapore is not that big, but more of those who live in the same area like the Jurong area. It’s nice to go home with a bunch of friends and not alone like I did for the past 4 years.

Cheerleading.
Yes! I joined cheerleading; it is uber fun as I finally can personally experience how those cheerleaders do those stunts. However, nothing is all fun, it is actually a very tiring and painful process. As it involves a lot of stepping on palms and thighs, me being one of the bases, ached all over after the training. Though painful, it is memorable.
Nothing is more painful then having cheerleading after PE. Talking about PE, it is somewhat a torturous process but the teachers say it will ensure that we live a longer life, so it worth the pain, I guess.
Plus I need to get in shape after the damage I done to myself for the past 8 months after I stopped PE to prepare for the O’s.

Okay, it is really late and I need rest! I am unable to get my eight hours of sleep throughout the week, eye bags are coming out!!!!

Love
Mic3helle