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Went for my driving today and my fingers got clasped by the car door when I tried to close it.
It was so painful that I screamed hysterically and then the instructor Mr Ngui brought me to the staff room to have them medicated.
Then Mr Pang, my other instructor, sprayed pain-killer spray on my fingers before i went for my theory lesson.
Merci beaucoup monsieur!
At the end of the theory lesson the swell went down pretty much but my fingers could still feel tinge of pain when I drove at the second lesson after that.
So pity of me!!
And p.s. Yishun really full of weird poeple man.
I have been bouncing into random guys trying to talk to me this week.
As usually, I just starred at them and walked off.
After driving, Joyce, Meijin and I headed to town for steamboat - a make-up for MJ's birthday.
My first time not trying the spicy soupbase because the two girls don't like it.
Well, the seafood there seemed fresh but in fact weren't.
Comparing to Lai mei Zi which we used to patronize, I prefer their meatball, dumplings and soupbase.
However MJ and LL kept saying LMZ is a horrendous choice, I didn't know why they said so lehx.
For the two years of JC life, we had been going there for steamboat and found it pretty okay though.
*puzzled*
I have booked my Traffic Police Test date: 28/08/2009, 12.30pm.
Bonne Chance!
French Vocabs:
* Merci beaucoup monsieur[mair'ci boo'coup mee'siur]: Thank you very much sir!
* Bonne chance[buhn shahns]: Good luck!