The love of frisbee

Sigh..
Sigh..!
Okay, sigh.
One week and 4 days, and my internet isnt back, yet..
Of course, i did ask my dad to report to the Telekom company today, so i hope i'll just have to wait one or two days more, (I hope).

Okay i'll talk some school-talk.
A guy who's studying in Nottingham university (The one in KL, not in Europe!), who loves frisbee (till he's addicted i think) came to our school today, mainly to spread his love of frisbee to us (see i told you, he loves frisbee so much!)

Teoh (as he was called), explained that he loves frisbee (okay, enough), and has seen the sport being popular for like around 5 years in KL, but unfortunately (for him), not here in SP. So he started to talk, talk, and talk, while explaining that frisbee isnt the game we used to think it was - that is, frisbee isnt only for dogs.

Next. He divided us into a few groups, handed us a frisbee each (with his name written in large on the back, oh my god, what egoism..) and started teaching us the basics - How to hold a frisbee, XD.

There we were, skipping two periods of class (yay~) throwing frisbees from one to another, mastering the "throwing technique" that he wanted us to master. Not very interesting, just kinda reminds me of myself when i was younger back then, throwing the "Fernleaf-milk-tin-cover" (You know, the soft plastic one, not the metal one..) as a frisbee. Other than that, its kinda.. ordinary? Whatever.And oh ya. From what i knew, Teoh even set up a "class" in Jubli Perak park for those interested to learn (in my opinion thats quite a nice thing to do). And now im torn between going or not going, so i'll decide later, i think.

Oh, btw, i bought a ticket for our school's "Malam Budaya" / "Cultural Night", i pretty well hope the show is worth the RM15 i paid for it.

Argh, that reminds me.. Our PMR trial exam is coming! Its on the 24th of August, and look what am i still doing, still doing my usual blogging, gaming, "goyang kaki"-ing, you name it.

I wonder why did i wrote this entry anyway, its so uninteresting..

"You are not the Do-er" - Gautama Buddha.