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Rachel

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My Beating
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`Past
and Future
Tense

Tuesday, October 25, 2005

I had a very eventful week last week, after a week of pure slogging. In fact I was slogging too, having only less than 6 hours of sleep during the weekend (which is a BIG deal to me!) -- slogging with loads of fun.

Last Friday, I went shopping with a friend straight after school till dinner time. We started from Raffles Place, to China Square then to Chinatown. Along Chinatown, the both of us felt so much like tourists, especially when the both of us have not stepped into Chinatown for eons. When we were there, we saw a Hinduism possession outside the Hindu temple. Since it was so fascinating, we stood along the roadside to watch it for about half and hour. If you think Raffles Place is only a business district, you're wrong, it is very much a shopping haven as well!

On Saturday, my family went for a make-over shoot. My mum worn a lucky draw so the make-over was free. The make-over took more than half the day. While we were evaluating the photos, the boss came and offered me a job at their place as their image consultant. When I told him I was still schooling, he told me he was willing to accept me as a part-timer. Apparently the pay is very attractive even as a part-timer. I'll seriously consider that as part of my holiday plans. After that was off to tuition then headed to Plaza hotel to celebrate my grandma's birthday.

Yesterday, taught in Sunday school again, my last lesson for this year. In a blink of an eye, there goes 4 weeks of teaching -- a month. We also had our youth service yesterday after church. It has been a long time since we had actually brought food back to church to eat around a tiny table with not-so-tiny-people. Then we had about 2 hours of games, playing only 2 games. One of which was the edited version of the childhood game, 'scissors, paper, stone.' Through this game, I realised that Amelia, one of my church members and I were ultimate losers. We never won in that game before. It was indeed a stress relieving Sunday. We haven't done all those things in a long time already.

AnywayZ, Monday today, back to my routine. This routine will stick with me for the next 1 month till my holidays. How I look forward to it.