Sunday, February 22, 2004
This year's night cycling will probably be the last for me. Lasted through the whole of Friday night till Saturday morning and we cycled from NUS all the way to East Coast Park. Although the journey was not long, neither was it very difficult, it was quite a feat for me personally considering the fact that I had to strap the 2+ kg Lowepro bag on my back throughout the whole journey. And why did I had to do that? Because I had to protect the EOS 300D inside. =p
This year's night cycling was just slightly different from last year's route. With the inclusion of visits to Orchard Road and Chinatown, this year's night cycling was a bit more interesting, compared to last year's stop-and-eat, eat-and-go kind of thing.
It was also a very memorable night cycling this year because our block guys had the chance to do ponding again--it has been so long since we've moved to the new hall premises--and this time it was in public! Certainly something that is probably a once-in-a-lifetime experience. You don't get to do ponding at all nowadays, much less in a public place! Even the only Year 1 girl that was with us was not spared. Unfortunately I think she got a bit too traumatized over the incident, so much so that she broke down into tears after that. In my view, she should feel privileged to be the only girl in her batch that has been ponded. Even if other girls wanted to be ponded, they have no chance because...er, because there is no pond in the hall to pond them in the first place.
In the end we guys had to put up some silly antic to cheer her up. Well, not all people can see how "blessed" they were... =/
This year's night cycling was just slightly different from last year's route. With the inclusion of visits to Orchard Road and Chinatown, this year's night cycling was a bit more interesting, compared to last year's stop-and-eat, eat-and-go kind of thing.
It was also a very memorable night cycling this year because our block guys had the chance to do ponding again--it has been so long since we've moved to the new hall premises--and this time it was in public! Certainly something that is probably a once-in-a-lifetime experience. You don't get to do ponding at all nowadays, much less in a public place! Even the only Year 1 girl that was with us was not spared. Unfortunately I think she got a bit too traumatized over the incident, so much so that she broke down into tears after that. In my view, she should feel privileged to be the only girl in her batch that has been ponded. Even if other girls wanted to be ponded, they have no chance because...er, because there is no pond in the hall to pond them in the first place.
In the end we guys had to put up some silly antic to cheer her up. Well, not all people can see how "blessed" they were... =/
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