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Saturday, October 07, 2006,12:45 am

A lot of things happened. Good things, bad things. Funny stuff, sad stuff. But nevertheless I never fail to experience the warmth and heart-throbbing moments with 6E. Through this 3 days of FOS, I can really see the joy and fun in the games we play for. I've grown out of my competitive spirit, let go of my pride and self-esteem, and just play with all my heart into these games. Basketball, frisbee, floorball, table-tennis, indoor rowing, and even the least of all - a soccer walkover. I was really putting high hopes on floorball and indoor rowing, but despite the results, I'm really proud to say that I'm from 6E, from Athena, and from the kingdom of God, for he provided these miracles and moments in my life that I know I will take away as learning lessons. And something funny really happened! I was supporting 76's class for indoor rowing and saw a figure who vaguely resembles huiying in ares fac tee on the rowing machine. So i kept shouting her name and cheering for her for 1+ min before she turned around. And i got the biggest shock of my life.