I attended the Dover Hospice Walk yesterday, which was an event that is complusory for some of the squads. Although it was a short walk, approximately 3.5km, I guess its still a healthy gesture to indicate to all that walking is also a good way to stay healthy, sort of.

I had helped out in the FINA Swimming World Cup 2009 at Singapore Sports School a day before and I had a long day while helping. Most of the athletes performed well and some had achieved records for the tournament. Congrats to all whom had participated the event, helping in any way.

After the World Cup 2 days ago, I had a run to Sembawang about 10 plus at night. Its nice to share your trouble sometimes with others. I had been feeling down recently but after the chat, I have a better understanding of what I'm suppose to do in the remaining months in camp. Thanks... =]

Followed by a Sunday morning swim at Xiu Hui's house!! I missed swimming!!! By then, I was shagged but still had to attend the Hospice walk.

So today, it was a soccer match between R18 and R19 and R19 won. The scoreline was 6 - 7 and we lost by a goal. They had a great fight back and we had been over confident. I nearly scored from 30 metres from goal when playing for the opposition team, since they lack in numbers.

With not much opportunity to perform, not much chance to play in my preferred position, I guess I had done what I could for the game. Left midfield, followed by my favourtie right midfield which last for minutes and the remaining left back for the 2nd half.

Wow... Must I always be in the left?? I wondered, especially with a right footed mind.

Book in time... Sian...