PE. was. super. intensive. DIE! I know the teachers are trying their best to raise our stamina and stuff but that accelerates my God-given lifelong weight loss programme. AAAH! If I sink to a new low of 52kg, I'll definitely visit a doctor ASAP. Had an MLL test after that. Nothing much to write for a 20m question, since I only read 50 pages of my novel out of a possible 248. I'm SO regretting MLL right now after I found a certain someone who did not take Eng Lit in secondary school and now he's passing H2 Lit. Urrggghhhh my life soooooooooooooooooooooooooooo F-ed up.

Despite my life being in shambles right now, I helped a girl (PRIMARY SCH AGE) retrieve her umbrella from the exit of the bus I was in on the way home. There was a loud thud when the umbrella fell, and she couldn't reach for it since it was jammed between the low wall and one of the doors. The other passengers were oblivious to what had happened, especially that fat bitch just beside her. So being the civilised human BEING (take that, Chow!), I went to the exit and helped. My bag was in the way when I stood up so it dislodged the ticket bin out from its hinges! Well that will be the first time I accidentally littered. I tried to contain my laughter when I got off the bus because of that and also thought of what would happen if the girl was...you know....HOT & 17.

Well before you support the general mindset that Singaporeans are an unhelpful lot, I've experienced incidences involving acts of grace and whatever positive that comes along with it. For the past 2 months, I've seen Singaporeans giving up their seat for the deserving ones on the MRT, priority or not, saw a guy chasing after and assisting an elderly man who was barely halfway across the road when the green man stopped blinking, and another guy who stopped a woman's shopping trolley from rolling off while the woman was searching for her ez-link card. Kinda stupid for the bus driver to drive immediately after the woman entered. Tsk tsk tsk, always the rush to drive off a bus stop quickly when on the contrary they'll drive slowly on the roads.

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