10:09 AM
Fireworks, the perfect key to trigger the mood for hyperactiveness!
Sent my mind racing to the last time I saw a National Day Parade rehersal and back then, I was among the tallest in my class. Talking about when we were primary five and yesterday was real worth it thanks to Abang Jayabalan! Followed by Zhao hong saying, "Worth it because free what!"
The performance was surprisingly creative, humoured the crowd here and there by the hosts, both the fake Lee Kwan Yew and President Nathan *who gets to step to act their posts and be happy for a day*, every damn sudden explosion kept startling the crap out of me and everyone got to at least get off their butts and get involved with the rehersal *Shall not be a spoiler and state the segments preformed there*
A saturday spent well with the two peeps below.
There's another incident I'd like to blog about but you guys could move on to the pictures below if it doesn't really spark your interest. It's mainly about being proud of who you are and what you do. Yeah its pretty corny, especially coming from me but I'd bet my soul that it wouldn't sound like it to this kid I met during drum class on friday.
Going into the studio as usual, I noticed Mr Dol wasn't inside and that there was a new student on the drumset playing to the song Thriller by Micheal Jackson.
Most new students would just freeze and stop playing when another enters the studio but this kid, about 12 -15, tried to play with much gusto as I entered. What surprised me was that he was sort of disabled and instantly flashed me a huge grin stretching from cheek to cheek as I closed the door behind me. Smiling back, I watched the Thriller video playing as he continued drumming to it.
Stopping suddenly, he asked "You like Zombies?" *refering to the Thriller video*.
Nodding, I asked "You like MJ eh?" He nodded enthusiastically and said he was devastated when his idol passed. He wants to be able to dance as good as him and immediatly showed me the Thriller's classic zombie dance. He memorised the dance from head to toe and I'm impressed that even though he's disabled, it's not going to stop him from being a dancer with as much heart as Micheal Jackson himself. When Dol came in, he himself was surprised. As he was leaving, he shook my hand and uttered, "It's been great meeting you". That made my day, really.
Murugan's self-proclaimed 'Right-On-The-Dot' picture.
Ang Kong SIAO SIAO SIAO! SIMEI LANCHIAO!
Red Red Red!
Blue Blue Blue!
White White White! 
Screaming your hearts out at the very top of your lungs right from the peak of your oesophagus to the bottom of your large intestine, right next to your danger zone.
