physiotherapists

I have to many things to do, yet I choose to blog. Things to do include
1. Prioritizing the things that needs to be done
2. Finish half-read story book
3. Quant finance book
4. hacker exposed book
5. write letter of recommendation for myself for coach
6. work (is like a million things undone...but i reckon personal time is more important)

attended the council meeting today, lots of big shots came, sat at the roundtable and deliberated on manpower issues. The interesting thing was the comment on how the digital media side seems to prefer "bad" students. As in the creative ones who doesn't necessarily have the best grades. So it made me wonder...maybe the bad students get to choose what they like, and the good (academically) ones get herded to the mould factory to become lawyers, doctors, engineers, teachers. I remember in JC for a long period of time I had to go to the sports medicine centre at the national stadium 3 times a week to see the physiotherapist for my back problem. My very beautiful physiotherapist made me feel like becoming a physiotherapist myself. i still remember her name, Shwikar. I think it's because of her I never dreaded the long journey from school to the stadium. Plus I get to get some great rubs after training *grinz*

Areas of pain have now focused into very localised spots. Left ass pain. Lower right back super suan and stiff. Upper right thigh, I can't lift it up properly, strained from badminton.

I will give anything for a nice massage now....where is my physiotherapist....

Did i forget to mention that I have a broken blister on my left palm..