.Monday, January 19, 2009 ' 5:43 AM
A day without excitement would be weird, because my day never seems to break away with excitement. Yesterday I stayed back with Kenneth, Khairul, Ganesh and Qi Xun. It was pretty mad that afternoon with all the locking ups we did like in the previous post just that this time its with "strings" attached. Kenneth came up with this fabulous idea to make the game more interesting. No "barricades" were allowed this time and the people locked outside could use strings to open the doors. The first to go were Kenneth and Khairul, and they "constructed" an installation made of strings just to open a door! While in the meantime Ganesh went out to spy on their "construction" while i guarded the doors. It was really foolish because it took forever for them to finish their very own little project. Qi Xun then started banging the door and then a tragedy happened!
It was then, when Kenneth knocked his head against the door! He started shrieking and started sobbing, well actually i wished that he would stop his waterworks then. That caused me a great headache that was beyond my power to control it! Well that last sentence was a little bit exaggerated. Then we had to stop our game. We then had to "calm the beast", it was tedious and difficult! The "beast" was out of control! Desperate times for desperate measures, Qi Xun had to say sorry to the beast! We had nothing against him, just our constant flow of "loving" words that calmed him down. We made friends with him as soon as we could communicate. We were good friends again!
How about my day today? We learnt all about different voices that we should use in blogs from restraint, heroism/stoicism to gush. Miss Fox, my English teacher, thought that, my voice had a little stoicism in it and we had to do a diary on a different voice we normally use. So I am now doing on gush! So probably I should start blowing things out of proportions already? Await for the next greatest novel of all " A bad day" from Marcus! (Please do not pin too much hope into my next "novel")
