Archdiocese Youth Day Rally

I went for the Archdiocese Youth Day Rally on Saturday. I had to rush like crazy to be in church at 12pm. I didn't even finish drying my hair properly and rushed into the car with the towel. Well, its kinda my fault cuz I had to stop and buy a new bag I saw on my way to Jazz class. It looked just like a slice of cake to me... So delicious... Anyway, I wasted 15 mins before coming to a conclusion that the bag was worth purchasing.

I was dressed in a fitted singlet and (because my parent dont want me to go out liddat) a zip-up tee. Claire and Marcia commented that I looked as though I just came from some workout session... Well, technically I did.

I was in a pretty foul mood because I had to ask my parents twice before they drove me to church. So when Paul poked me once, I bellowed at him. He ran. I guess I should not have done that. After all, he is my teacher and I should treat him with respect(no matter how annoying he is).

When we were seated in our groups, I asked the class in a jovial tone if they had brought light sticks or glow in the dark bracelets. They looked at me as though I was nuts at first. Some mocked me saying that it was a rally(supposed to be extremely serious) and since the venue was Toa Payoh Stadium, they assumed that it was an open aired venue. They mocked me for thinking it was a concert...

However, my instinct proved correct. It was an air-conned venue and it was a concert. Kudos to me! My teacher, came up to me and said 'your light sticks may just work' meekly... Well the lights were not dimmed yet but there was a full band set on a plateform... So.

I was correct. They were wrong. HAHAHA!!!
The light sticks were quickly given out(I guess I should have bought more) and even the other parish sitting beside us requested for some. Unfortunately, we were out of them.

We had a blast singing songs and jumping up and down. At times my teacher would squeeze into our line and I shouted 'Oi! Fat guy! Move aside lah!'. Yes, I was being very rude at that time but I hope he does not take it to heart.