Yesterday, it was my first time joining Batu 8 Sports Day. My group and I was assigned to be the "pengadil" who plays a role in determining whether the players are ready to get set, and go! It's such a sunny day. Early in the morning, I saw many pretty young girls wearing different costumes on the spot, the marching teams were... to be honest, ain't better than Seksyen 4's. The shouted like no energy, they marched like lifeless army. I still think that the Commander should be a guy since guy has a louder and deeper voice. PBSM commander in Batu 8 is the same with Seksyen 4's - a girl takes over it. Well, Seksyen 4's commander looks more commendable and murderous, and fierce-looking. I remember one famous commander in my formal school, Stephanie Ng. Wow... She can really shout and lead a marching team, never felt shy or uncomfortable with the way she is. If I were her, I probably would be utterly shy and embarrassed. The worst part of the PBSM in my current school was.. the commander spoke in Chinese when she commanded. I mean, yes we can see all of them are Chinese, but you're in a national school, we have other races to consider.
I played with the white flag. I chose a spot where it's far away from the people, but close to the spectators. The moment you raised up your white flag means the athletes are ready in position. I made a few mistakes though *sigh. You know what, the silliest mistake I ever done was,
a girl was asking me anxiously where she can get the PBSM and I replied something STUPID
"Oh! This is why ya?"
wth of course it's either someone fell unconsciously or someone is in another state of urgency! Thanked God I realised my silly mistake then very quickly, I pointed their location to her, PBSM's just very near, in fact they were shading among the people, to readily help those who are in need. *Applause to their strategy!*
I was standing in the middle of the battlefield for hours, I was willing to do something my friends weren't even offer to help because I had nothing to do on the spot, as a Form 6 senior, I thought I should contribute assistance to teachers, I wouldn't want to be hanging around and doing nothing.
The athletes were quite dramatic here. Ouch. In my formal school, I never came across with any athletes who faint or losing balance at the finish-line, or worse, in the middle of athletic track. When I was doing my duty, a malay girl suddenly fainted and fell right beside my feet. So close!! It's like, I was in the centre of attention, which made me quite uncomfortable since I can't help anything except to lend them my fan and, I did help to fan her :P Why didn't they get enough stamina since they represent their houses to RUN in this long-way runaway???
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I come out from a broken-hearted. Time is healing me and teaching me valuable life lessons. Because of this, I promised myself that I'm not going to step into relationship anymore.
The guy I liked will never like a girl like me.
Life.
Signing off =)
I played with the white flag. I chose a spot where it's far away from the people, but close to the spectators. The moment you raised up your white flag means the athletes are ready in position. I made a few mistakes though *sigh. You know what, the silliest mistake I ever done was,
a girl was asking me anxiously where she can get the PBSM and I replied something STUPID
"Oh! This is why ya?"
wth of course it's either someone fell unconsciously or someone is in another state of urgency! Thanked God I realised my silly mistake then very quickly, I pointed their location to her, PBSM's just very near, in fact they were shading among the people, to readily help those who are in need. *Applause to their strategy!*
I was standing in the middle of the battlefield for hours, I was willing to do something my friends weren't even offer to help because I had nothing to do on the spot, as a Form 6 senior, I thought I should contribute assistance to teachers, I wouldn't want to be hanging around and doing nothing.
The athletes were quite dramatic here. Ouch. In my formal school, I never came across with any athletes who faint or losing balance at the finish-line, or worse, in the middle of athletic track. When I was doing my duty, a malay girl suddenly fainted and fell right beside my feet. So close!! It's like, I was in the centre of attention, which made me quite uncomfortable since I can't help anything except to lend them my fan and, I did help to fan her :P Why didn't they get enough stamina since they represent their houses to RUN in this long-way runaway???
I come out from a broken-hearted. Time is healing me and teaching me valuable life lessons. Because of this, I promised myself that I'm not going to step into relationship anymore.The guy I liked will never like a girl like me.
Signing off =)
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