My Life story...
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Monday, March 17, 2008
~* 2nd one *~
Although i din go for the interview and its not confirm that i will get the job, this is the 2nd time that i have lost a job opportunity because of my stupid 4months of NS left. And i still thought last time that the 4 months will give me ample time to look for a good job.
Guess i might be wrong:(
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Tuesday, March 11, 2008
~* honey i shrunk my thigh!! *~
As the previous post mentioned..i am injured..right knee chui-ed..and for those of you who never injured b4...do you noe that the injured area's muscle will shrink because that area is not working normally.
I player soccer, so naturally i have wat my friends will call 'big' thighs..but because of this injury, my right thigh, which is supposed to be as big, if not bigger than my left, has shrunk. If u can see, the thigh on the right, which is actually my left thigh, is more defined and bigger while the one of the left(which is actually my right thigh), is like soooo strengthless. When i put my hands to try to 'measure' and compare the left and right thighs, i can feel the significant difference between the 2...guess i have a long way to go to get back to full fitness and gym is waiting for me once i can start exercising...but when will that be??hopefully soon
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Thursday, March 6, 2008
Went to see the sports physician today. He told me i have suspected LATERAL MENISCUS TEAR. Need to do MRI to confirm the extend of the injury. Meanwhile...i should have rest and if its not so serious, it should heal within 8 weeks on its own but if its serious, surgery might be needed. GOSH...thats the last thing i want..surgery...i am beginning to feel abit scare liao.
In my mind, i wonder if i will be able to play soccer like how i used to again. I wonder when i will finally be able to stand on the soccer field again playing 100% like how i always used to. All these thoughts are making me feel abit sad and disappointed. I planned to go to the AUG in KL this year but with this injury, i think i might have to give it up. Still, i am gonna wait till the MRI result is out before i do anything.
MEanwhile, i will just rest and do some weights...hopefully, i dun gain too much weight!!I think thats the top of my worries actually....
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~* In love *~
I was very fortunate to be able to intern at what i believe is the best department in the organization that i would love to work in after i graduate. And that is non other than the Footwear department of Nike in Southeast Asia.
And i was also fortunate to be able to see and handle sooooooooooooooooooooooo many shoes that i lost count of it (definitely more than 500 different pairs of it) and i have to admit, i am becoming a shoe addict now. I look at a person's shoes in public as much as i look at his/her appearance(ok..i admit..most of the time its a her..ahhaha).
And 2 of the pairs that i LOVE the most, and i have also been lucky enough to be able to see and touch physically are the Nike SB What The Dunk and the Nike SB Dunk Pro aka Skate or Die.
The Skate or Die is a current season shoe and I have been hooked ever since i saw it for the first time. Its also quite hot in the market and i heard from a Nike employee that pple actually fight over it while queueing to purchase the shoes in Thailand. Last i heard, its selling at USD200 online when it was actually retailing at usd75 (Out of stock now).
The other shoe, Nike SB What The Dunk, is a limited edition Dunk which i have mentioned in one of my previous post..is a compilation of many dunks' design on different part of the shoe. Its not a current season shoe but its always been in demand by many collectors of sneakers. Last i checked, it was selling at USD300-500 online. And i am lucky to be able to see it as it was shipped in from the US HQ to my colleague in charge of the SB category to bring to Thailand for a Nike SB Event held there.
After seeing the pictures...are u in love with them too?
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