Of the three miserable cretins listed below, which would you hate most:
1) A liar
2) A traitor
3) A gossip
Thursday, October 29, 2009
Sunday, October 25, 2009
Back to coaching
The water polo meet is finally over.
For the past three days, I've been waking up at 6 AM and coming home at 8 PM. Super tiring.
Going back to my usual coaching routine will seem like a holiday after these past few days.
For the past three days, I've been waking up at 6 AM and coming home at 8 PM. Super tiring.
Going back to my usual coaching routine will seem like a holiday after these past few days.
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ramblings
Friday, October 23, 2009
Time to get a new computer
My desktop computer has started working again after 3 days of major formatting and reinstalling software. For some sick reason, this POJ (piece of junk) keeps turning itself off due to heat problems. The problem is, when the POJ restarts, a lot of software stop working. When my Windows stopped booting up, I knew it was time to re-format.
Thankfully, I could still surf the web with my trusty laptop from Starbucks, albeit shamelessly. But I can't get into Facebook for some reason. So, I could only surf, blog, whine, check mail, surf and whine some more while at Starbucks.
Starting today, I needn't visit Starbucks anymore to satisfy my daily web addiction. Hurray! Finally, the last piece of software has been installed, and even better, Streamyx is still working! Double hurray!
So obviously, the first website that I visited was Facebook, since that was the only site I could not surf to during my 3 days of Net blackout.
Hoo-boy ... was that a mistake!
Immediately after reading some comments, I immediately wished I had not fixed my computer. In fact, I felt like putting an axe right through my computer screen.
It suddenly reminded me of the many Facebook-related dismissal cases I've read on the web. Furthermore, images of "Mutiny on the Bounty" flashed through my mind.
It has made me realize that I've made some rather foolish choices.
Thankfully, I could still surf the web with my trusty laptop from Starbucks, albeit shamelessly. But I can't get into Facebook for some reason. So, I could only surf, blog, whine, check mail, surf and whine some more while at Starbucks.
Starting today, I needn't visit Starbucks anymore to satisfy my daily web addiction. Hurray! Finally, the last piece of software has been installed, and even better, Streamyx is still working! Double hurray!
So obviously, the first website that I visited was Facebook, since that was the only site I could not surf to during my 3 days of Net blackout.
Hoo-boy ... was that a mistake!
Immediately after reading some comments, I immediately wished I had not fixed my computer. In fact, I felt like putting an axe right through my computer screen.
It suddenly reminded me of the many Facebook-related dismissal cases I've read on the web. Furthermore, images of "Mutiny on the Bounty" flashed through my mind.
It has made me realize that I've made some rather foolish choices.
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computers
Thursday, October 22, 2009
Pruning
Wikipedia defines pruning as:
The Bible also mentioned this in John 15:5.
I guess teams need to do this from time to time too.
"Pruning is the process of removing certain above-ground elements from a plant; in landscaping this process usually involves removal of diseased, non-productive, or otherwise unwanted portions from a plant."Bottom line is, pruning can be tough, but necessary in order for a tree to bear fruit.
The Bible also mentioned this in John 15:5.
I guess teams need to do this from time to time too.
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ramblings
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
One-week break
The 52nd Malaysia Open Water Polo Championship will be held at PISA during the weekend. Pool setup for the meet has already been completed on Tuesday (one day early). This means that the PISA pool is now ready to host a water polo championship. This also means that PST is now without a pool to train in for nearly a week.
For my swimmers and I, this grants us a one-week holiday. Great news, right? No, not really. Not at all in fact.
The fact is, we're already behind schedule, and taking more breaks will not help anyone.
During the Raya break a few weeks ago, some kids missed training because they were "going on holiday". This month, kids are missing training because it's "exam month".
I can imagine the following scenario: 1) After exams = "chill out time", and 2) Year-end school holidays = "serious holiday time".
When will it be "training time"? *Sigh*
For my swimmers and I, this grants us a one-week holiday. Great news, right? No, not really. Not at all in fact.
The fact is, we're already behind schedule, and taking more breaks will not help anyone.
During the Raya break a few weeks ago, some kids missed training because they were "going on holiday". This month, kids are missing training because it's "exam month".
I can imagine the following scenario: 1) After exams = "chill out time", and 2) Year-end school holidays = "serious holiday time".
When will it be "training time"? *Sigh*
Labels:
ramblings

