The GOH was Dr Lam Pin Min, he's in charge of my area. Seen him around most of the time. When I am free, I'll usually join most neighbourhood events like the monthly Walk-a-jog Sessions. And during Big events, Dr Lam will be there.
There's Dr Lam on the right. He's a real doctor. And thinking back, I received my Thailand lucky draw trip from his hands. He roughly knows I am from Seng Kang, when I received it from him that time.
Looking at those young kids brings back memories.
I used to be very short as well in primary school till Sec 2. Missed the times when I can swing my legs like that. Now even sitting on playground swings can hurt my big butt :P
Today, I joined the RC officially as a volunteer. Last time, I used to end up helping out after neighbourhood events sometimes. So Mr Alan Leong, the chairman of my Seng Kang RC asked me to put down my name, so they can actually ask if I am free to help out for any events. He's a good man, everyone goes to him for help. Nowadays, not many youngster will join family events organised by their neighbourhood Community Centres, so I am one of the few kids who go for walk-a-jog sessions (sometime maybe just me only). Know lots of Uncles and Aunties around, and they like to say things like so 乖 (obedient) to come out with parents.. make me really feel like a kid -_-"
But I really like the outdoors stuff, love running, but hate to do it alone, like what I've always said. That's why I haven't missed out any running activities. I don't mean I can run very fast, still hoping to get my GOLD timing for this year's NSMen IPPT before my birthday in Feb, but being the only few kids, I can't recall a time not coming in 1st among the senior citizens group...
Tomorrow, there's another Walk-a-jOg session from Seng Kang MRT to Punggol MRT, think it's some bigger than normal events. Gonna go sleep early tonight.
Run turtle Run!
^random me again^
On the 6th day of Christmas my turtle gave to me, 6 toy soldiers standing in front of ERP...
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