New (old) skin
After numerous complaints about the difficulty with whatever ragarding my previous skin, I've decided to finally convert back to the one before the previous one. Rejoice people~! =PI'm supposed to include this into yesterday's post but I forgot...yesterday must be my unlucky day! Did you know...as I was walking towards the main campus yesterday, the strap of my right sandal broke!! Argh~ of all days!!
My initial idea of dealing with this is to selotape the broken strap to my sandal and continue walking around.....and so that's what I did. It worked, but I had to make frequent stops re-tape that strap, and got alot of weird looks from other people :/
I managed to drag all the way into then entrance of the main campus(passing this cameraman who is filming a senario right in front of the entrance :S) Right after passing the man, I managed to drag until CRAP! my side strap broke!!!! This time I really can't walk at all! Yeargh! How can two parts of the strap broke at almost the same time???? *groan*
I dragged into the motorcycle parking lot. The guard was passing some weird "what're-you-doing-there" kind of looks...then he started laughing when he found out my strap broke... Thankfully, his colleague(a lady guard) offered me a pair of slippers(initially for sembahyang...-_-).
Was not my size, not like I cared much that time because all I wanted was to get into the Lecture Hall and find a places to sit.
I got the strap fixed later by that cobbler who weren't there when the strap first broke. Now my shoe is okay to be worn, but I wouldn't risk it in case the left side strap starts to break as well...
Risky risky~
Then later in the evening a small lizard fell on my head. Eeww~ happened to be chatting with Shu Wei on MSN somemore...she said I should go bath with orange leafs to fend away bad luck. Only thing is...the orange tree wasn't there anymore...Boohoohoo~
2 Comments:
This the best..
-cFs-
what the...the skin got screwed up abit if anyone noticed...
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