Very Tired after the Nightmare

Yawn... ... I am so tired today that I was unconscious for an hour at work today. Very tired.

Had a nightmare last night. I dreamt that I was arguing something with Mr LA. I cannot remember what was the content and why and where the argument took place. I just remembered that it was an extremely bad argument and I was crying very badly in my dream. When I woke up this morning, I was almost going to cry too!!!

Anyway, I am very happy to be back in school, to be in class, to be writing notes and reading up, doing the write up and stuff. Yes, I still do not like the exam bit.

I am still very tired because the nightmare caused alot of disturbances. Yawn. I nearly slept right in front of the lecturer.

Alright, I shall post some of the cute TCC pictures for you all. Please read Agnes's blog for the details!

Our other friend B, who is currently in US, is quite "sad" that we went to enjoy ourselves without her. But then again, we did not get to go to US too. Heehee... ... B likes how Eeyore were in so many of our pictures!

Alright, I really need to go. Am so tired. Hope I do not have anymore nightmares tonight!!!

The Historical F1 Night Race

The Safety Car

Well, the F1 was already over, but the excitement has only begin to diminish slightly. It is really difficult to forget the very memorable F1 night race. It did not even matter if I was only holding a "walk about" pass. The experience was just fantastic!!!

And of course, I was very disappointed that Ferrari had failed to make a mark at this inaugural event, but I was very excited that Alonso, who now races with Renault, made history and headlines by being the champion for this race!!! Yes, the driver who made the fastest lap during first practice session, had an auguish engine problem during qualifying, and starting from position 15 on actual race day and eventually waving to all the spectators when he won!!! Amazing!!! So, congratulations to Mr Alonso.

As for the rest of the people, who turn up to the event as spectators, what can I say?? Almost everyone I knew who attended the event, had good experiences. While it is true that watching the race on TV is much better than watching it at the actual venue, there is the atmosphere which is unimaginable unless one is there themselves to feel it.

I had a good time at the F1 village, seeing the cars going at speeds which is only comparable to our blinking speed, the safety cars, the sounds of the racing cars, the smell of the rubber tyres as they were burnt out due to friction, the fences and the lights. Amazing!!!

So, that means I will most probably attend the event again next year. Yes, I should be attending it again next year.