We had our so-called class outing today!!!

The original plan: Meet at 11 am at Harbourfront MRT station so that we can go to Sentosa and er...hang loose. Then go to Jia Hui's house at 2 pm for catered food. At night we watch World Cup or go clubbing if the match is uninteresting/channel 5 doesn't show it.

What happened in the end: By 12.30 p.m. only 5 people were at Harbourfront-JY, me, Sarah, Jasmine and Jason. We had a sad, sad lunch at the foodcourt in Harbourfront Shopping Centre (or whatever it's called). Yes, just the 5 of us. Sniff sniff. After lunch, we walked around the shopping centre and left for Ryan's house at one something. The venue had been changed to Ryan's house cos we had not confirmed the venue with JH and her house was thus unavailable for use. And we cancelled the catering because it was super expensive ($360+, I heard) and practically no one was intent on turning up.

We reached Ryan's place at about 2.20 p.m. and started watching She's the Man after lamenting about the fact that our so-called class outing only consisted of 6 people.

Soon after we started watching the show, Aizat, Sonia and Sharina told us they were on their way.

They arrived at 4 something p.m. with our beloved ptn, who bought us two lovely huge slabs of Apple and Mango strudels! YUMMMMMMMMMM! Thanks Ms Ng asifyouarereadingthis!

And thus our so-called class outing now consisted of 10 people, including our personal tutor/ptn (sth like form teacher). Encouraging.

We ordered pizza from Canadian 2 for 1 (love their range of flavours and how their crust is flatter and not that puffy like Pizza Hut's which makes me sick of it after about 2 slices) and brought it down to the poolside (which was quite a small place in spite of the pricey $25 booking fee. Thanks Ryan asifyouarereadingthis.).

Andrew arrived and then we crunched and munched . After that, those who brought their swimming things (me, Sarah, JY, Jason and of course Ryan.) decided to go splash around. I swam 10 laps (I think) and was reminded that my freestyle still sucks.

While we were in the pool James made his (not so) surprising appearance (The fact that he turned up so late was more surprising than the fact that he actually turned up. Excuse me if you dunno what I'm talking about.). And so our numbers were up to 12! (Well, 10 actually since our ptn and Aizat left for their rendezvous social engagements shortly after dinner at 6.15 p.m.).

After I'd done my laps we decided to go try out the sauna. It was my first time!

It's really bloody hot inside. But it's a different kind of hot from the weather. Weird. I didn't really like the heat, but when we got out of there it felt really good! Refreshing. Like we'd already bathed. I think it's a really good way to de-stress. I feel more relaxed now and less stressed and uptight. Hope it lasts!

We went upstairs to bathe, (in the meantime the non-swimmers were upstairs continuing to watch She's the Man) and they decided to go to East Coast Macs/some beach pub to watch the World Cup. Andrew and I, being uninterested in soccer, went home.

Thus ends my story. The highlight and point of it is that 1. only half our class turned up for the class outing (but then again what's new, haha =p) and 2. I tried out the sauna for the first time!

The End! =)

Growl.

Don't come near me or I might bite your head off or make you suffer death by sarcasm.

Wonder what is causing my permanent pms.

Sigh.

Solutions, anyone? Besides eating bananas (I just found out from this e-mail that my dad forwarded to me that bananas can help improve your mood).

Got a million and one things to do, and no mood to get cracking.

Ah well. I guess sleep is the only solution.

See you tomorrow.

Check out this interview of the women from the X3 cast. It's absolutely hilarious! How can these people look hot and act well and be so freaking funny all at the same time??!

Oh yeah, they're mutants.

Source: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/12920038/

AP [Associated Press]: Did you ever envy one another’s superpowers?

Berry [Storm]: I envied that I never really got to do my powers until the third movie. Fly and do electricity and spin and make a tornado like I got to do now. I envied that I never got to do what I do.

Paquin [Rogue]: I still never get to do anything. Three movies, absolutely no action. It’s kind of amazing.

Romijn [Mystique]: Somebody’s always got it worse than you.

Paquin: I managed to survive three action comic-book movies and pretty much almost not to see one single bit of real violence or, you know, action sequences.

Berry: You’ll have to do a Rogue spinoff, just so you can do something.

Paquin: Dude, I don’t know if anybody wants to see that, actually.

Berry: Well, you got a great love story. I didn’t have that. I got no action and no story. I had nothing.

Paquin: I had some gloves.


AP: Who would win in a smackdown among Storm, Mystique, Rogue and Jean?

Janssen [Jean]: Jean or Phoenix? If it’s Phoenix, I say Phoenix wins.

Romijn: I would say Phoenix wins, too. I think we establish in ‘X-Men 3’ that Phoenix is ultimately the most powerful.

Janssen: If you put Jean into the mix, I’m not sure how well she’s going to fare.

Romijn: We’ve established that Jean hasn’t been used to her full potential, so when she becomes

Phoenix, it’s a whole new thing. She’s repressed.

Janssen: Yeah, Jean’s got some issues. She’s in therapy, if that makes you feel any better.

Paquin: Who would win depends if I’m going to be close enough to touch them. That’s kind of a
trump card, isn’t it?


AP: So if Rogue sneaks up on Jean from behind ...

Paquin: Yeah, if she doesn’t see it coming ...

Janssen: The thing is, of course, she can see it coming, because she reads minds.

Romijn: But Mystique could turn into any of them and just confuse everyone.

Janssen: And Storm can just make it misty and foggy.

Romijn: She would lose.

Janssen: She would lose because I can just see right through that fog.


AP: So what’s up with the hair? Storm’s got a powder-puff thing going this time and Jean’s has turned fiery red.

Janssen: It was really a hair commercial, if you think about it. We all said, if you want to get a great hair commercial out of this movie, let’s just make sure that the hair changes and upstages everything.

Romijn: They tried to give Mystique a bob. It was awful. Like a weird Mom bob. We went back to the old hair.

Berry: It’s a woman’s right to change her hair, and I think it’s not by mistake that all the women have different hair, like, every time.

Paquin: I don’t.

Berry: That’s what women do. We change our hair.

Paquin: I don’t.


AP: You don’t what?

Paquin: I don’t have different hair. I’m never different.

***

AP: What kind of superhero would your moms have been happy to have you bring home as boyfriends?

Janssen: Oh, my God. Ask my mom, she’s here.

Berry: I don’t know. I’d just like one to tell the truth. I’d be happy with an honest one.

Romijn: Honesty Man!

Berry: Could you at least not lie? Tell the truth all the time?

Romijn: Love Man! I just want my daughter to be loved.

Janssen: Yeah, and be happy.

Romijn: Love Man, Honesty Man, Happy Man!

Janssen: No, not Happy Man. Me to be happy. Not a happy man. God, no.

Paquin: All of the above, how about that?