A little bit of luck can change one's life. I was left frustrated by my mobile earlier today, and it was a little bit of luck out from disguise that ended this confusion. My mobile didn't seem working the last few days, and I could not make calls, sometimes even being unable to receive calls. I was extremely annoyed by this after yesterday's long attempts in trying to call my sister. Yet I failed to reach her all the way on my journay of MTR from Prince Edward to Wong Tai Sin. I went to a shop of my mobile service today, and the lady helped me by getting a new SIM card for me, asking me to check if the mobile works again with the new SIM card. Thank God, or else nobody would be able to reach me through my mobile, which is the only way to reach me directly.
The disguise is that I found my mobile working after it fell onto the ground, leaving a scratch on the face of the mobile~~poor T68i

It was too lucky for me to have a little free ride on Taxi after the barbecue at Turtle Cove tonight. There were 4 people waiting for buses heading to Stanley, and I missed the minibus which had got a seat left, which revealed that we were heading for the same place. We decided to get on a taxi, but it was at that time that I remembered that I ain't got any cash for more than 5. They said it's okay, and let me have a free ride. Thanks lads for being so generious to me.

There are still lots of things that I would need to sort out in the coming weekend, especially the badminton team admission test, is amongst one of the most stressful thing for me. The even poorer thing for me is that I got myself not a training session over the last week, some through condition problems and others through reading materials too slowly. My dad told me that I am still not good enough to compete for the place in the team, and I believe that is most likely to be the case. But I don't really care whether I can get a place in the team, I just want to see how far my badminton would have to improve before I can try again. I am just sure of one thing, that I would be joining a hall-team or things like that sooner or later.