Happening night...

Continuing from my shopping trip and nap, I had an expedition meeting after that. It was a hilarious session. We were first divided into two groups, the Majoria and Minoria. I was in the Minoria group and we were supposed to be the native people and the Majoria people were supposed to help us build an University. We had to communicate in a language that the Majoria will not be able to understand, so Wingkit thought of the "No" language, we just say "No" for everything. The whole thing was very funny because we delibrately exaggerated all the weird gestures. To greet with us, the Majoria had to shake our left arms and then flicked our foreheads. To greet our chief, the guys have to rub their chests first then do a "dog-pee" action. It was very funny and all of us could not control ourselves(the Minoria were supposed to be offended and be angry) so we kept giggling and giggling. The objective behind this session was to re-enact a familiar situation that we may face when we were there at Cambodia. But most of us agreed that when we were there, all of us will have the basic courtesy of not laughing and just follow whatever gestures that need to be done. It was until then that I realised that we are leaving soon. It's the next Saturday. OMG! How fast!

After expedition session, I had dinner with my dear neighbours, Grace, B1 and Nana. We had instant noodles and we bbq sausages and cuttlefish balls left over from the steamboat. Haha. We used the instant grill that Grace had won in the lucky draw during the D&D night. Like what B1 had said, it was enjoyable bbq-ing because we can take our own sweet time to bbq the food. Halfway through I left for a mini volleyball session with Mich, Cheryl and Jiayun at the takraw court. It was good fun but we only played for an hour and then the lights went out. An hour later, me, Grace, Nana, Mich, Cheryl, Jiayun and Jingting, went for a KTV session. I was shouting for most of the songs, and I felt damn good. We ended at 2am and I went straight to bed after that. That's a lot of activities for a slack Monday. Haha.