The Long And Winding Road

"I'm sad and broke. I'm sad and broke, and hungry. I'm sad, broke, hungry AND fat."
"You don't say yourself fat, I tell you, I give you one punch!"
-- Thomas

I can still taste Godiva's Dark Mint Chocolixir when I came home from Pavilion yesterday. But what really lingers on is the guilt - not kidding. It wasn't just the Chocolixir we had - that, together with the Latte and Long Black really compliment the Carrot & Ginger Cake and Tiramisu. Now you know why I mentioned guilty indulgences. Ah well, once in a while won't hurt :D

Okay, call me a complete 'noob', but I think you can consider me 'very slow' in learning how to drive. Booo. Look: I have no experience whatsoever when it comes to automobiles, and I'm not at all sportsy - hence, I requrie a little more time to naturally coordinate my actions.

"Slowly release the clutch; accelerate; NO, NO, BRAKE!" -- No, I didn't crash nor did my engine die.

Do not mock me, lol.

Nevertheless, I'm not that bad okay! I can still drive. The feeling of getting around myself during my first lesson was quite thrilling. As of now, my instructor always thinks I'm not ready and keeps me driving on the road only. Haha, I find it rather hilarious and lame at the same time. For the record, my engine has yet to die at vulnerable places on the road, like junctions and traffic lights. Unlike GNRTCY, whose engine died at the trafiic light!

One thing, I respect my instructor for his high level of patience. It's unbelievable. Everytime I slip up during lesson, he never ever raises his voice or has the 'what's wrong with you' look on his face. Even I would get angry at me. Kudos! Need I remind you, I'm not that bad of a driver.

My escapade today was productive. I learnt reverse, side parking and three point turn all at once! (I know I sound like such a lame-o)

I've another lesson tomorrow. Let's hope for four-leaf clovers.