depressing stuff happened today:

ruijie fractured his wrist again after his 2nd day of training which is really, really unlucky. Doing a fan sheng on an overly-chalked bar with weird grips is not a good idea ; too bad we only found that fact out after he got injured from coach. He said this was the only problem in the design of these grips though. now i'm not that confident in it anymore :S

sigh; guess it's partly my fault too. maybe i shouldn't have asked for high bar though we did pommel already yesterday. cue these people with bad premonitions saying that they felt that there was something bad goingto happen, etc. guess it's really part of my fault causing it to happen. should've never said anything and bow down to the masters of domination. sorry won't heal it before 6 weeks past, will it.

patrick. hope the student advisor helps him out with his family and his head-strong father who's trying to go to NZ and dragging his family along too. that's kinda depressing if you can't really help, so I apologise if i was disturbing you on msn about the student advisor's email =/

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well, good point for today (which really stood out) for me today was really a much more smaller affair compared to the rest. well, there was this rather elderly woman walking up the overhead bridge's stairs and she was carrying this rather bulky bag. at first i was wondering if she was okay, but then something just told me to help her.

"um, ma'am, do you need help with that?"

well, i was just expecting a simple thanks and a smile which would've been enough, but I didn't expect her to go something like this.

"oh, thank you! you must be an angel from God! -smiles in that old granny sorta way-"

haha. she kept repeating something like that. it was a little astonishing at first, and it really just warmed my heart despite the drizzle from above. funny how i remember this quote that strangers are just family that you haven't come to know about. really, one may perceive it to be a bit extreme, but i really think small actions do go a long way like this case.

really, an angel? i've still a long way to go, unfortunately.

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darn, can't find a nice blogskin suited for me :(

get well soon ruijie, and cheer up. 6 weeks left only!

Quote of the Day:"You have to have a dream, or you go nowhere."-Kofi Annan

but even with you inside them;
i'm still stuck with the pieces on the floor.