The siblings that were

Went to Hipermedia at about 1pm, and met up with Heng Li and Ju-Lian (if that’s how her name is spelt). Did my PJK folio, tried to revise/study/do my Physics tuition homework and Add Maths till about 3pm, then we went to the nearby mamak to have a drink.

That’s when they started talking about siblings and stuff. Heng Li was supposed to have a younger brother, but I assume a miscarriage happened. =/ Ju-Lian’s friend was supposed to have a twin brother, but the twin bro died in the womb when the doctor didn’t realize there was another baby still in the womb. Sad.

So ya know, your life will be affected tremendously when you have a sibling and when you don’t have one. Jon was an ‘accident’, according to his dad XD (and his elder brother is 10 years older than him O_O). My younger brother was an ‘accident’, and he’s most annoying most of the times.

I have this wish of having an elder brother I can rely on. I miss having someone like a sibling to guide me, and teach me all sorts of things that your parents can’t and won’t teach. Ah…

Anyways, Suet Li phoned me while I was at the mamak and she asked whether I was going for the free talk given on Chemistry (and Add Maths, as it turned out later). Julia did SMSed about it yesterday, but I didn’t give much thought to it, as I was busy gambling. XD

The entire thing was okay, I could’ve yawned with utter boredom the way Raj taught simply because I have this personal vendetta slash dislike against him. I hate his arrogance, the way he teaches with that marking schemes of his, and I’m still skeptical with his silly leaks on SPM 2005. Oh my.

So it ended at about 6.20pm and we walked home.

And at night, when Andy can’t do the translating for me, I had to spend hours again translating the Leo Constitution to Malay, as well as the AGM minutes ~__~ Sigh at secretary work. I like the challenge, and the idea of it being a really important job, though. =/