Saturday, October 4, 2008 let me tell you something: * ** *** **** ***** ****** ******* ******** ********* ********** *********** ************ ************* ************* ************ *********** ********** ********* ******** ******* ****** ***** **** *** ** * i hate math! math sucks. hmphs you know when you hear people going "that's what teammates are for", deep thoughts run in my mind. firstly wad's the definition of a good and bonded team. it seems like a dream far far away that will never be possible. but well to me elisa's a really good captain, and its 10000000000 times more bonded than my like yeah, school team, but truth is wad's the actual definition? bonded meaning everyday everyone goes home together, have lunch recess together? what about cheering each other up when they are feeling down? i guess that counts only when you truly console the person FROM THE BOTTOM OF YOUR HEART, but that rarely happens in school i guess. what's the difference between a school team and a "outside" team. to me its the same physically, there are still many different people that make up and form the team, but maybe its different in that sense that 99% of the people in a non school base team will be like really enthusiastic and really love that sport, as compared to a school team, but i guess that's besides the point. even if one loses interest in the sport, the other people, teammates be it should be the motivation for the person to continue, not the other way round. well i guess the world's like that. truth is when people get together too much, there will be "friction" or rather disagreement between them, which is almost 100% true, at least for me. you know many things are undone, especially to tink of it, end of year overseas training. firstly, the majourity of the team dosent even know the tentative dates, which is kindda sad if you were to ask me. like we are all in the same school, is it that hard to pass notes through class trays if you are too lazy to go and find everyone to tell them. or is it that hard to type out "tentative training trip dates 17-21 nov". well these 35 keys arent that hard to type afterall and it probably takes only like 2 minutes? or 3 if you're a really really slow typer. but the really sad part is that some people were even not informed of who "can" go for the trip. like really, is it that hard to convey the information, if non school based teams can convey everything perfectly, i dont see wad's so hard about conveying it when everyone is in the same school, which isnt very big. maybe i'm asking too much, but have the people at least tried? everyone is busy, with school work, eoys, pts, etc. but its the responsibility to do things you are suppose to do that counts. like i hate people who have the title given to them, but truth is do they do anything? its only the first "task" for godness sake. oh wells, shall see what will happen in the following year. |
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