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Entry served on 11 August 2011 at 22:12

I’m not too sure if I’ve mentioned it before but I’m part of a social soccer team arranged by my friend. I just came back from my…second grading game I’ve played.

The two really good players on our team had to be substituted today because they had other arrangements. Hence, I think we loss. But on the other hand, maybe the other team either cheated their way into our Grade 5 category…or they are the best team in the Grade 5 category. It was a mixed team category and so each team had to have at least two girls on field.

So the opposition had two girls and the other three guys were quite good. They were fast, co-ordinated and communicating. But they were also incredibly aggressive. This is a social category, NOT competitive. So please, put the aggression aside. Have fun, please be gentle on my foot.

I’ll be first in line to admit that I’m either THE worst girl on our team, or one of the worst. I feel like I am. I can get the ball from the opposition, but once it’s within my feet, I’m lost. I kick it to my nearest teammate. And sometimes, that is costly.

One of the guys actually said that I have to calm down. Once I get the ball, I have to calm down and think. Think. Where am I going to kick the ball. And it’s like, I am trying to think. But with the opposition cramping my style of thinking, I can’t think! I didn’t say this to him, of course. But I did take on-board their advice that once I get the ball, DON’T just kick it away. Stop the ball, and kick it in the direction you want.

But another person said that I am not the worst player because I get right in the thick of it. I’m “in their face”, word-for-word what she said. And I admit that I am slightly “in their face”. Because if no one is in the thick of it, who’s going to get it? My logic is, they see an opposition coming, hopefully they’ll lose their cool and…just kick it away. It’s better the ball be flying somewhere, than just being dribbled between an opposition’s feet. Then my teammate has a chance to get the ball.

Today’s opposition had a female teammate (as expected), who was a real fuck-face giver (unexpected). Read above regarding social category. One time I had the ball and was trying to fend her off, or maybe I was trying to get the ball of her, she kicked my foot incredibly hard. This was pains-and-needles feeling. It was painful. Not five minutes later, it happened again! It hurts. Really. I think one time, I accidentally ran into her or something, I said ‘sorry’ and she gave me a fuck-face worth an Academy Award nomination. I guess she might be pissed because the ball went away from her. Too bad.

Another time, I didn’t hear the referee whistle to stop and I accidentally kicked the ball away from her and she gave the dirty look again. Bitch, you bring that face to me, I’ll give it a nice reshaping it needs. Asshole.

All sore-loser-feelings and bitch-please aside, this was and hopefully continues to be a fun activity.

BRB. Crying.

Entry served on 24 July 2011 at 16:59

I haven’t seen DH II yet but going soon. My tumblr account is spammed with HP images at the moment, some funny, some sad…

And hopefully the first and last time I will ever use a phrase like the following: Harry Potter 4eva.

Beware, dial-up monster. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5

Not really Harry Potter, but it was quite funny: Bitch, you did not just touch my pendulum.

Moments Of Idiocy

Entry served on 20 July 2011 at 21:59

On Monday, I gave my boss a “revised” work schedule for this trimester. That meant that I could work on Thursday. On Tuesday, I said I needed to make “minor tinkerings” to it, and I canceled out Thursday because I had soccer games on Thursday. Today, Wednesday, I realized that this week’s game is on Sunday so I can make it to work on Thursday this week.

I feel bad that I keep changing this particular day but…I do want to work. I’m not toying with him. If I didn’t have soccer, I really want to work.

I don’t know, I’m so worried he thinks I’m joking and calls me up and tells me I’m fired. I’m hating myself at the moment.

Please don’t fire me. I hope that working with me the last few months actually shows you I want to work. I just have moments where my brain is in my ass, so please overlook it this time.

I told my parents what happened and they said that looking from an employer’s perspective, they would have fired me because I’m a casual worker and they don’t need a very skilled person to do my job. I’m so worried now. I really love this job, it’s probably the first time that I’m comfortable where I am.

And as I said above, please overlook my mistake this time. I feel incredibly incredibly bad, and I’m so sorry about this. I promise to try and avoid moments of idiocy like this in the future.

Please don't fire me.

Love you too.

Entry served on 9 July 2011 at 14:54

So I told my mother that we’d all go out for yum char this weekend (today) and that I’d pay for everything. I made the booking, we’re all excited blah blah.

Yesterday night…”Oh yeah, hehe, you’re paying for yum char. Oh goody!” Yes, I’m paying.

Today, before we left the house…”Oh, that’s right, you’re paying. Don’t forget your card!” Yup, I’ve got my card.

At the restaurant, just after we sat down. “Remember who’s paying, OK?” Yes, I know. I’m paying.

The first round of food comes and I wanted a prawn dish which was slightly on the expensive side, but we declined because she said that there’s a cheaper version coming. OK. “Remember, who’s paying OK?” Yes, I’m paying. Second round of food comes and mother is settled as she got some food.

Third round came and I was going to get two dishes of the prawns. She said only one dish and when the waiter left…yep, you guessed it. “Remember who’s paying OK? You’re paying.”

This went on for another few minutes until it was either tell her that I KNOW I’m paying, or walk out. The latter, I thought was incredibly…rude considering it’s meant to be her birthday lunch with the family. So the former, it is. “Mum, look, I know I’m paying so please stop saying that. I know I’m paying.”

Then she throws a big tantrum saying that she was just reminding me, helping me to be “frugal” and since I don’t want her to say anything (where the hell did I told her to shut up for the whole meal?), she’s not going to say anything. I can order whatever the hell I want, instead of letting her decide.

Great. It’s now suddenly my fault. Excellent. Then I told her that that was not what I meant. I’m just saying please stop repeating/reminding me that I’m paying. I know I’m paying. I’m not mute. I’m not jobless. It’s your birthday, it’s meant to be a family meal, I’ve budgeted $100 for the four of us, let’s just eat and let ME worry about how much it’s going to total up to.

She’s still throwing tantrum, I’m still trying to explain, and my dad is kicking my ankle (which is incredibly sore from soccer) and I just gave up. I told her, you do what you want, I told my dad to stop kicking my ankle because it’s sore, and I didn’t eat after that. Lost my appetite. So I rested my head on the window sill, and fell asleep.

When I woke up, dad already took the bill and paid for it.

I would feel bad about the whole thing, but I don’t. Why? Because my brother was also trying, in his own way, to tell my mother to stop telling me “who’s paying” and “you’re paying”. It’s not just me. I told my brother that to save myself this kind of trouble, I’ll just buy her a nice box of chocolate and be done with it, instead of having a repeat performance like today.

I’m sick and tired of trying to do something nice, and having tables turned on me. You want to do this, fine. But don’t do it to me. I’m sick and tired of always looking like the bad guy. At the end of the day, people in the restaurant thinks I’m the bitch. Great. Thank you very much, mum, love you too. ♥

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