The past few days

I noticed that nobody has written anything for the past 2 days, and i guess its time to lighten up the mood with some reading then.

Last Friday (4/7), I went to KLCC after work. Reason? I just didn't feel like going home so early. I actually had no idea why i went there in the first place. So, i walked around looking at things, things i normally won't set my eyes on. Then i realized something... is this going to me in the future? Walking around aimlessly and without anything important to do? Earlier in the day, i found out that 2 of my co-workers are getting married by this year. It feels kind of strange you know... its the first time i had friends telling me that they're getting married. Both of them females. I mean... aside from congratulations, what else am i suppose to say or get for them? I had relatives getting married before, but thats normally not my concern because the grown ups normally just gives them an Ang Pau. So, i just congratulated them both... and to imagine they both spread the news about their marriage on the same day!!

So, back to my strolling in KLCC. After half an hour of aimless strolling, i went to the cinema and without any thought and consideration, bought a ticket for Wanted. The show time was in another 2 hours, so i went straight into Kinokuniya. It was another arduous half an hour before i finally found a book i can enjoy (Economics), sat down and started reading for the next hour and a half. The book was very interesting and an eye opener. I enjoyed it very much, i realize that it would help me in my studies later on in Hong Kong. As my phone rang to remind me of my show time, i bought the book (RM 66.78), put it into my bag, went downstairs to get popcorn and coke, went in, sat down, and enjoyed the movie for the next 2 hours. Confession: It was the first time i watched a movie alone. One of many to come i suppose.

After the movie, i guess my next course of action should be home. Went straight down to the LRT station, bought some RotiBoy on the way out, stepped onto the first train that came around and went straight for home. In a way, that sounded like an interesting day. I couldn't have anything else to do anyway. It was the same for the next 2 days. At least on Sunday i went for training (Yes, i resumed my badminton training), but besides that, nothing really interesting happened.

Nothing really happy to read about i guess... Life at its best.