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Saturdays...

Saturdays are always really really busy for me. Lots of stuff to do, and lots of things to think of, and lots of homework to chiong at the same time. Well.

Well, went for guitar at 1, and the attendance was dismal again. I was real pissed cos CO dirtied the room and a lot of people didn't comve. At least the quality wasn't compromised. The instructor said that to get gold, we would have to improve our runs and some moe stuff. I believe we can do it.

Rushed home and changed out of uniform, cos my parents were going to IMM to collect my bro's specs and celebrate their birthday early. We ended up going to Bali Thai and eating lots and lots. I like the way Thais cook their vegetables. It really improves your appetite.

Afterward, rushed to church where we had PoP practice. Idol came again with Mel from SJC and Joel. They were using the computer for something but I couldn't quite figure it out. Paul was there too, so I asked him to make me swords and he made me two. Maybe I can give it to the twins as presents. Haha. So cheapskate. Played BBQ and Hero. Still hafta figure one of the bass runs for BBQ out. The others are all done. Idol played the electric guitar and a bit of the acoustic. Then we went to Macs to have dinner. I figured out my bridge! Finally. Lost by 3 balls in the only match I played, but at least I lead at the start.

Well, see you guys at church!

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