While I'm typing this, I'm waiting for the bloody MSN to come back online. It was down for a while and some people got back in by retrying to login, while I can't. Its fated, doesn' it? Fate does play a joke on people sometimes... me. Argh. Still can't login...

Anyway, Hari Raya Haji was quite a day for me. My secondary school junior friend asked me to go for some basketball friendly match outing with her church dudes. I was very relucant at first because I sucked at basketball. I sucked at sports too. Maybe not so bad for swimming and badminton, I felt these 2 sports, I can still manage.

So she pulled me and another good friend pulled me into this activity. Ah. I guess I'm going to humilate myself with my pure 'n00bness' to those basketball pros. So me and my junior waited for almost an hour for my good friend to arrive. Sheesh. We were so late. But eventually we reached the basketball court and I started to have shivers. I mean, I don't even know these people and I have to play with them?! But all were friendly to us, myself and my good friend.

Suprisingly, it turned out quite ok. But for some reason, which never will I know, it turned out ok. I mean, thats a rare sight for me because I tend to screw things up. And to my suprise, again, some one commented that I'm not too bad. Thats something I don't hear everyday.

Then it was dinner after the match at Sixth Avenue. Ate some "zhi cha" and boy, those were delicious dishes. Quite cheap too.

Ah. Boring Saturday. I hibernated at home. Time goes slow when you ain't doing anything. And I managed to switch on my television set to tune in some channels. Let me see... I had not been doing that since... I don't even know when! Recently, I only tune in to television after I knew something good was coming on and not before.

Sunday. I went back to church. I hardly go to church anymore. Seriously. And I think going back there for the wrong reasons too. God. Not really in a mood to do anything.

After service was an inner-healing sermon let by this senior pastor. Someone in her 50s and speaks with a curled tongue. From the way she delievered the message, I found she is quite gifted. I could tell instantly. And she was never boring at all, quite an energtic person.

Dinner's at Tampines. Whoa. Far from my home. Walked around Tampines Mall and also Century Square. Its been a while since I visited the eastern side of Singapore. Tampines Mall, as usual, is always bustling with activites and huge crowds which I had to jostle my way through the sea of people.

O...k.. I had finished typing and my MSN messenger is still down... Argh.