My legs... ouch ouch ouch...

The pain is worst than working in MIFF 2007 and PC Fair 2007 few months ago.

First, I played football with Shag & Run team against another team on Saturday. One player was about to kick the ball into the goal (open goal; keeper away from him), but my right leg stick out to block the ball, and the ball impact sprained my leg. At first just a minor pain, but later next day it is horrible, terrible, undefinable pain.

Took a rest for few days and by Thursday, it was completely okay. But there was station games in my school. The first station is really like... wow. Task: Bend down in sitting-on-a-chair position, using chopsticks to pick out green beans from a bowl full of red beans. After that, jump 5 times to a spot with the chopsticks holding a green bean, then give the green bean to the guy in charge. Repeat steps until the team reach a total of 100 beans. (My team has 10 members, imagine each person average have to get 10 green beans... walaoweh...)

On that night, I attend my dance practice in Cheras. The new steps are so scary to me because it involves a lot of twisting the legs. Although I minimised my efforts and power, I started to feel pain at my ankle due to the injury during football.

Next day, nightmare restarted. Horrible, terrible, undefinable pain.

This time is both of my legs. Up to my waist.

Now my legs feel just like jelly. I have to depend on both of my thighs to lift my legs to minimise the pain. So so so so so so so painful. Indescribable. How to attend tomorrow's dance practice??

*Sigh* So pathetically weak of my legs. Argh...

I'm BACK~!!!

Its been a long time since I did not blog. Everyday is a busy day. My blog almost become dead. Chee Hoe already started digging the grave for it. Luckily, I came to the rescue... =.=" XD

So far, I have got used to Methodist Boys School's lifestyle. Strict rules really changed me a lot (in terms of mentally and physically... my hair is very short now...). I will take it as a part of process of growing up (and growing hair).

Recently, there is so many things in my head: homework, AGM Pusat Kebajikan and Sivic, homework, Negeri Sembilan performance, homework, studies, homework, librarian interview, homework, homework, HOMEWORK!!! (This phrase does not contain any exaggeration...)

How to study??? Struggling in Physics' Dynamics, Chemistry's States of Matter, Economy's Demand and Supply and Math's Law Law Law Law (Associative Law, Distributive Law, Brother in Law, Mother in Law...*sigh*)

Have to take one step at a time. If I can go through all these successfully (AGMs, homeworks, Librarian interview, Negeri Sembilan performance...), the sense of fulfillment in me will shoot up like nobody's business.

Have to smile always. *Fake Grin* People already commented that I lost the smiling face. Oh dear... lol...

Ciaoz...

Dream come true...

Finally, dream becomes reality...

This is Yamaha P-70, a digital piano that costs RM2520 (considered very cheap among all digital pianos)... On the Sunday, 27th of May, my mom brought me to Yamaha Center at Kelana Jaya. After so much of thinking and pondering and agonizing and suffering (I'm exaggerating), we decided on this piano, erm, DIGITAL piano. Why digital, not real piano? Digital piano can control volume, lightweight makes it portable, and can plug in earphone so I can play like nobody's business in the middle of the night. By the way, it does imitate a grand piano very well.

One fact is certain: I'm really happy, like an old friend just dropped in. After an agonizing ten months of no piano, this is one joy I will never forget. Thank you, mom.

When I tried playing, I realized my fingers got rusty. Quite disappointed. But still, it's just pure happiness. Even composed some songs on the spot.

Look at its' simplicity. It is just beautiful.

*****

*By the way, does anybody knows how to upload music into blog? Please help.*