Random Thoughts
Its 12.45 in the morning, and Im still studying for my Food Safety and Security test tomorrow, or today. More or less done, but still need some more revision. Anyway, its only 10%, but then again it does not warrant me to take it lightly. Many many people have already S/U(ed) the module, so it may be a blessing for me. Well some random thoughts I have.
I have my driving license for almost 4 years already. Oh man, another sign of me really aging fast. And thats also the number of years I have not driven a manual car. So when mich asked me to return the van used for exam tea, I wasn't very supportive of the idea. Haha but it turned out I really had to help as there was no one else available. In a sense I was not confident at all with manual, a van is much harder to gauge, and I knew the huge implications if something unfortunate were to happen on the road. So when asked to try driving last night, I was really nervous. Think mich could somehow guess how I was feeling, just from my facial expression alone. But fortunately, driving is something like cycling. You learn it and you get it, and it just takes some time at the wheel to get used to it. Maybe from another point of view, I should thank mich for allowing me to realise I still can drive manual vehicles :p Bet you gonna come up to me soon to mention bout this.
Another interesting thing happened today. While on my way back in the train after returning the van, there was this group of school children who were dumb and deaf, so they were communicating using sign languages. Aparently after they boarded the train, the whole carriage went rather silent as people were busy observing their sign languages. I was silently observing too. No doubt its quite sad that they have lost the ability to speak and hear from such a young age, but I must say it was interesting watching them use sign languages.
I have my driving license for almost 4 years already. Oh man, another sign of me really aging fast. And thats also the number of years I have not driven a manual car. So when mich asked me to return the van used for exam tea, I wasn't very supportive of the idea. Haha but it turned out I really had to help as there was no one else available. In a sense I was not confident at all with manual, a van is much harder to gauge, and I knew the huge implications if something unfortunate were to happen on the road. So when asked to try driving last night, I was really nervous. Think mich could somehow guess how I was feeling, just from my facial expression alone. But fortunately, driving is something like cycling. You learn it and you get it, and it just takes some time at the wheel to get used to it. Maybe from another point of view, I should thank mich for allowing me to realise I still can drive manual vehicles :p Bet you gonna come up to me soon to mention bout this.
Another interesting thing happened today. While on my way back in the train after returning the van, there was this group of school children who were dumb and deaf, so they were communicating using sign languages. Aparently after they boarded the train, the whole carriage went rather silent as people were busy observing their sign languages. I was silently observing too. No doubt its quite sad that they have lost the ability to speak and hear from such a young age, but I must say it was interesting watching them use sign languages.
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