Bursting

I have so so much to say, but no time in which to do it. Doesn't help that the internet at home has been down since the weekend.

Been playing so much sport this week, that instead of feeling stronger from the workout, my legs feel like jelly. Don't get me wrong, I've had fun. I usually do. Just that 3 rounds of futsal and 1 round of squash in the space of 5 days is a bit absurd by most peoples' standards. Still feel a little weak from the bout of flu I had 3 weeks ago and only recovered from last week.

I'm hoping that sport will, once again, provide the avenue to meet new people in this city. Despite the number of people in this huge city, there are few whom I've met who actually enjoy sport. It's a shame when people only exercise because they have to, and don't get any joy whatsoever out of it. One of the reasons I loved Melbourne so much was the constant exposure to sport, events and activities. Tennis, cricket, Aussie Rules, swimming... there was always something going on, in Melbourne itself if not on the box. I sometimes think that I should have engrossed myself more in the other events that went on in Melbourne, like the myriad festivals and carnivals, the comedy fest, there was always something on.

This weekend I head down to Singapore again to meet up with my family. I can't wait to see my 'little' sis, the first time in 5 months! Feels longer than that, partly because I've actually needed her more in recent times to talk to and to cheer me up. Singapore sale is on, so despite the fact that she's coming back with way too much luggage for a 2 1/2 month holiday, I think we'll be making a few purchases before my parents even land on the island state. *evil grin*