Ahmad injured again

Arrived at Grande Vista way after the boys started playing. Kelvin and Arsenal were the first two boys I saw. They appeared to be taking a dump by the "arena". Steven was already resting in the shelter. He said I arrived after he scored two goals! Aiyoh! So arrogant!!

Saw a distinct White Team and Red Team. Alvin's top looked kind of familiar.Oh! He was saying that he would make his appearance in new shoes!! He claimed he boought them at $10. Not before long, there was a casualty. It was Ahmad. Our dear friend, injured his toe two weeks ago. This time, it's two other toes! Simon bought ice for Ahmad's injury. Eh...why don't you be medic the next time? Then they won't always ask me for massage. Deal or no deal?

Kiok made a special appearance. It wasn't until when we were on our way home that she realised Ah Gong has moved here! GOD! Gurmit made his appearance before we left. http://www.flickr.com/photos/fuying_sr/








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