Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeee.....

we had such a fun time on sun, rolling on the grass (well ok, i was the only one who did it), and picniking on the grass, all under a black and white roof. lol. minah minah... u r still as funny as ever. but hey, it's a nice place. i like the way u did it up. and those little cups and saucers. :)

it's been a whole since i met some of them. it was fun fun fun. all the updates a.k.a. gossips! and for the 1st time, i played wii! it was fun. but i think it was funnier than fun. lol. u c teachers turning into kids all over again. and i can imagine those guys playing wii on the floating kelong. mesti riuh rendah! wif the place bobbing up and down, it's dangerous! lol. but once u r into the game, nothing else matters! i muz say it was a work out man. but good, coz i need to burn off the calories. like real eh. lol. rabbids! after that, minah introduced monopoly deal... i looked at her, she look at me, i said, can we play wii instead? lol. thinking game... alamak... maybe next time ah. i'm the no-brainer game type ah. too lazy to think so much at that point in time. hee.

the next day, my arms hurt. that's how lazy n weak i've become! lack of exercise. juz bumming ard at home. sheesh... m suppose to study and all. but wat am i doing? PROCRASTINATING AGAIN. heh... maybe i should get a wii too. so i can exercise at home while playing. hehe. but i guess it's no fun playing alone. that's y she was so excited to haf playmates ard. *smiles and shakes head.

well, it oso got me thinking... are the youth nowadays more violent? i wont be surprised if they are and wii is one of the reasons y. the act of beating up a poor rabbid in the name of a game might sound fun and harmless. but with wii, the player actually performs the act physically in with the sole motive of hitting the rabbid. hmm... well, it's only a game and a cute little rabbid. but wat if we were to replace the controller wif a sword? or a baton? the act of hitting is real enough to cause hurt in real life. while attitudes can lead to behaviour, likewise, behaviour can lead to attitudes. so what kind of attitudes do these behaviour lead to then? scary eh... we are adults, so i'd say we are probably more sensible. but kids? teenagers? hmm.. sth to think abt. in the last crime watch, an 18 yr old boy committed murder and the mastermind is a 16 yr old girl. sheesh...

and i'm not surprise y our kids dun engage in outdoor activities nowadays. y do we need to go to a tennis court when we can do it right in front of our tv sets, regardless day or night, rain or shine.