okay i just heard that we have our first case of H1N1 in Singapore this morning, like right after i got my job as a health screener yesterday. How nice. Rar. should be fun eh.
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On the walls of rockmaster,
the judge blows the whistle for a time out.
'Ms Yee, have you been a health screener at changi airport for the past 2 weeks?'
'Yes I have, can you let me finish this route first.'
'Take your virus infected boday off my tiles this instant!N O W!'
'What a bummer.'
Ack. Now what has this job gotten me into.
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"ah chooo.."
friends disperse in a shape of a circle around me.
like a force field of fear.
'could you please wear a mask?'
(i should wear a mask now?)
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I wonder if this would happen.
I seem to be self discriminating my job.
I would pose danger to the people with weaker immune systems ard me.
But who has seen this side, the front line, of Singapore?
keok has been that close to aids.
I just assume I won't be that unfortunate.
leave everything to the nurse :/
The thing to do now is to build up my immune systems
and everything would be okaaayyy. :)

booking tickets tonight.climbing with keok today with only 2 ppl in the gym was like woah. not exactly cramp neither overexposed. I panted like a pig while doing BC. I finished route 3, like finally, now i need to finish 4 as well. and learn to jump and stick it. touching the tile SO don't mean that you can definitely hold it, at least not for me :s I need to work on it. But 'yong bu yan bai' is too extreme, keokie! haha. We should work towards commitment. Maybe that's the whole trick to climbing! obviously not forgetting the basic foundations of hard work being put in to build tt physique.