waiting in vain
ok this is not another entry solely devoted to ranting about how much i wait.
it's just that i've been watching cnn, bbc, n channel news asia alternately waiting for the announcement on who wins the 2012 olympic bid
i've been tuned in the whole afternoon but i only got to see london's and madrid's final pressentation for the bid
at 7.30 i tuned in again (coz they said 7.30. there was a countdown and all) and then suddenly, dinnertime.
ngek all my waiting and i didnt hear the drums roll (if there were even any).
turns out, london won the bid, despite paris being the favorite.
i was rooting for london.
after all, that is the land of mr.bean weheheheh
so, no ian thorpe to watch out for in 2012.
m not sure f he's stil competing in beijing, though.
ian thorpe, super swimmer from australia, was endorsing new york and he said he was only gonna compete if the new york bid won.
guess not.
it'll be great for michael phelps huh.
assuming he's not retiring either.
moving on.
it's just that i've been watching cnn, bbc, n channel news asia alternately waiting for the announcement on who wins the 2012 olympic bid
i've been tuned in the whole afternoon but i only got to see london's and madrid's final pressentation for the bid
at 7.30 i tuned in again (coz they said 7.30. there was a countdown and all) and then suddenly, dinnertime.
ngek all my waiting and i didnt hear the drums roll (if there were even any).
turns out, london won the bid, despite paris being the favorite.
i was rooting for london.
after all, that is the land of mr.bean weheheheh
so, no ian thorpe to watch out for in 2012.
m not sure f he's stil competing in beijing, though.
ian thorpe, super swimmer from australia, was endorsing new york and he said he was only gonna compete if the new york bid won.
guess not.
it'll be great for michael phelps huh.
assuming he's not retiring either.
moving on.