Thursday, December 16, 2004

lesson #112: my tired bones

Clouds are shrouding us in moments unforgettable
You twist to fit the mold that I am in
But things just get so crazy
Living life gets hard to do
And I would gladly hit the road, get up and go if I knew
That someday it would lead me back to you
That someday it would lead me back to you


What a sad song... When I listen to it, images form in my mind of a tired grandpa who's reminiscing his past and regretting decisions he'd made. He's tired and he just wants to be happy, and couldn't care less about other stuff, 'cos he's hit the end of the road.


Speaking of being tired, went for dance workshop on Tuesday and now my whole body is aching! My head is sore from supporting my weight when doing freeze (yes, we learned breakdancing from two SMU breakers! It was so cool... Check out the pictures at Sydney's blog). My shoulders are now perpetually locked in pain after several Nike-ing attempts. And I still couldn't do it! Syd and Jun can do it beautifully, though. My thighs and butt are sore as well! It takes me 5 minutes to sit down and 5 minutes to get up. And my back! It creaks! 'Cos we had to do this back exercise where we lie face down on the floor with legs straight and close together, then a partner pulls our arms up until our upper body is more or less 90 degrees off the ground. Then the partner sits on our legs and slowly release her grip on the arms but we still have to hold our upper body's upright position! That was plain torture.


Watched Blade Trinity yesterday. I think the first movie was better. This one is kinda lame what with Dracula as the main bad guy. And the plot wasn't really given chance to develop well. The evil female vampire was played out beautifully by this actress called Parker Posey (or something similar) though.