LoLz

alright man, just finished another hectic week, though not as bad as most J2s I would presume. Came back home at 12 yesterday, kudos to the wonderful PE initiation camp scheduled for 2 days...Sadly, did not get to break enough ice.. got to participate in only one icebreaker, and yes it's the first game of the day and its the blanket game. Come on please there were around 25 J1s and like 10 J2's?? Yes the J1's came in in dribs and drabs when they were told to report at 5 while the J2s were told to assemble at 430 if possible but the moment I came up at around 5, what greeted me was many unfamiliar faces and few familiar ones; think that J2s are so real busy nowadays, some to the extent of reaching 3-4 hrs after like 5? Most J2's either went for H3s or whatever houseparty they had just downstairs..(cf went for his pianolesson which is quite understandable i guess) Guess that the ice-breakers didn't turn out quite well though the J1s had so much fun.. Did not get to play the remaining 3 games (really wonder how's YL's musical chairs like) - went out with arie to mass buy CR from KSL which took us a whole hour and worst, my middle finger is swollen..guess it's my own fault of offering to carry 3 heavy packs in a bid to train endurance...and the lau ban niang wasn't kind enough to offer a discount..haiz..by the time we went back, the sky had darkened and little did i realise that the station games are pushed to sat..what a dismal..However, upon knowing we had a pro J1 performer among our midst, it's not that bad after all ..think he's name's thomas..oh well..the J1s are pretty ok I guess..talked to a Zimbabwean member over dinner..I guess some J2s were pretty shocked to hear of such thing, actually me never knew of such thing too..but oh well..
couldn't say whether night walk was successful or not..didn't like boo them properly or scare them out of their wits.. i think the J2 guys (6 i guess) were mostly drifting at level 7, reasons being that one of the spooky stations was EFA (A73 if you flip it laterally) and it was the darkest place in school...really disappointed that the school was so well lit and that the night walk did not cover till the end of the compound unlike last year which I did not get to experience..so we were more or less stationed outside the lift of C block on the 7 th level, waiting to prey on them once they walk past a spot and yup some were freaked out while some were thinking how idiotic and foolish it was...It was quite fun I guess though not really successful, as in the actual elements of fright was not thought of that fast..and everythin ended without us knowing. lompang 'SMS' car..