i miss the days in vj where we actually looked forward to PE lessons and enjoyed exercise.
so what if we had crazy circuit trainings and had to run 2.4? we got to play volleyball, softball yadayada and all that.
and most importantly, we were being healthy. (and we didn't have to feel so bad about gorging on western food after that)
and there's just something about the school culture that makes people wanna throw on their PE shirts and go for a run, for fun, mind you! after school.
and when you see too much of all these health advocates around, you can't help but be swept up by the whole healthy-livin'-lifestyle.


-grins- i still remember the days where i would go for a run with either mandy, jingying or sianghan.
most of the times after school, but once even during a free period in the day.
and the couple of weeks where cindy and i would go spinning on the stationary bikes outside the PE dept religiously every day.
and the many attempts by jamie and i to cut down on western food and eat more apples. heh heh.
for a period of time i was so in on this whole lifestyle that i once proclaimed loudly to mj that i would stay in school to mug everyday until 6 and thereafter go for a run to ECP.
i think mj replied along the lines of "being unrealistic" and mumbled something about "wasting time" and "at most last a week" :(
which was true, but never mind.


it just serves to remind me that i'm leading a most unhealthy lifestyle right now.

but hey, if i can't go for a run after school, i jolly well walk around as much as i can, eh?

so, instead of walking to the bus stop nearest to NBS, i will be walking over to the one at the engineering schools opposite NIE.
which is about a 5 to 10mins walk. doesn't seem like much exercise, but when you throw in that darned long flight of stairs, it can be considered as mild exercise la hor!
it's a win-win situation, really. i can be healthy (or at least think i am being) and check out any cute engine guys. HAHA.


anyway i'm off. watch holland v :)