Well! Haven't been posting for ages.. I'm simply lazy to update. Nah, tiredness was what made me unable to update. I'm feeling damn lethargic for the past whole week, for don't know what reason. So terribly lacking of sleep. ._. And this had led me to be unable to concentrate in class.

Alright, so Accounting CA's over. Two more papers to go, and it'll be holidays soon. Yay! =D And perhaps it's fated that I should give priority to my studies, that my final theory test which was supposed to be on this Friday, was cancelled. Reason being - new system was implemented. And I was totally blur about it. Boohoo!

As for the Marathon run that was held last Sunday, yeah, I'm feeling great! I completed the run before my target timing. =) And seriously, I can't wait for next year's! Yes, I've decided. I'll be signing up for the run again next year. I'm determined. Ivy darling, you should know that right? I'm booking you as at 04 Dec 2007 - 1 year booking in advance. Clever right?! =P

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Regarding what I'm going to type.. I seriously don't know how should I start. Just ignore, because I know it ain't going to make sense to anyone (but me).

I haven't been reading newspapers for the past weeks. Not even watching news on television. But if it's not because I wanted to check out the results on the match - Newcastle vs Liverpool - I wouldn't even know of the news of the dragon boaters. It was on 25 November 2007. I read the newpaper on Sunday after I came back from market. Saw the headline, and flipped through the page immediately. That was when I found out our dear dragon boaters were missing in Cambodia.

I prayed immediately, hoping that they'll be alright, not knowing that the five of them had already departed the world in the morning. How silly I was! Though we don't know each other, but I'm really sadden by the news. It was the death of my countrymen. How could I hold back my tears, you see?

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(I'm not going further...)

Life's so fragile and unpredictable. No one knows what'll happen the next minute, or rather, seconds. Treasure your loved ones before it's too late.

Pursue your dreams, and live life with no regrets.

With this, I'm being reminded of something. Teacher had told us about the CIP thingy in Cambodia. I never give it a thought seriously. The mention of the country will only bring back those sad memories, no matter how long it has passed. That's how emotional I am.

Labels: Marathon, RIP