What? You wanted me to go on? What the heck! Now you are wasting my time instead. Oh well, I could do with a bribe. A million dollars would do me good! Ha ha! I bet you can't afford that! Oh well, let's just get back to the subject.
First of all, a whole lot of random things just happend in my school today. I have no idea why it should happen. Let's me just get down to it one by one. Well, we were told to wear PE t-shirt to school today and straight after assembly, which is around 7.45a.m., we were sent to stand along Kah Kee Lane(the drive way which led up to the school, if you are not from HCI that is). Why? Oh, it is nothing really.
Ha ha! Just kidding. The thing is, we were told that the Youth Olympic Torch bearer would run into our school to light some flame. I have no idea where he will light it on, probably a cigarette. Ha ha! And we were supposed to support and cheer and clap for that guy. As soon as we were told that, my eyes started to glitter. Already, images of a athlete holding the FIRST YOUTH OLYMPIC TORCH running into our could be seen in my head vividly. What an honour! To have the Youth Olympic Torch moving through our school!
AS we waited under the burning sun, I felt as though I am about to suffer from dehydration. By golly! This place is real HOT! Someone give me water or I shall die! The only thing that kept us going is the anticipation. Where the heck is the torch bearer at this moment? Is he asleep?
As vehicles that had nothing to do with the Youth Olympic thingie passed by us, some REAL bored people started cheering for the cars. Hmm......perhaps they fancied the fact that their cars looked so cool and expensive.
The next thing we knew, traffic police started piling in. What have we done wrong? Are we speeding. By golly! We don't even own a car, how could we speed? The waiting nearly turned to death when finally, the real guy came. It was and hour since we started waiting(what a waste of time), and what was there to greet us was not up to expectation.
Man!!! This is totally crap! Guess what? After a long hour of waiting, only a man who looked as though he is in his thirties or forties, wearing a cap, t-shirt and long pants(totally not like an athlete), came in a slow stroll holding a lantern with an extremely small flame. He was followed by a younger man with the same attire except he was wearing shorts and did not have any cap on his head, who held an UNLIT Youth Olympic Torch in his hands in a casual way.
My jaws dropped at this sight. This is a complete waste of time. Nevertheless, I was happy due to the fact that this little misfortune also brought a little fortune. The Chinese lesson was being taken up! YAY! Is not that I hate Chinese. It is just the fact that the teacher can drone on and on for hours which will make me yawn. Oh well, at least the Youth Olympic Games will be held in Singapore this year, so I will be able to watch it real nicely!
With that, I declare this post to an end. May more posts come your way!
