It's not a one way street

I had a terrible experience at V Club.

They have great receptionists and managers...

But a particular trainer ruined my first experience.

I've never done a Step class before, and honestly, its turned me off going to another one.

This trainer said things like "I don't know what you guys are doing up at the back", and "If they other people can do it so can you".

She even started counting in chinese. Like what, counting in chinese is going to make it any easier?

The worst thing? Her pretty much screaming at the end of class, "So what's the problem? Why weren't you doing anything? Can you even speak english? Can you even talk at all?"

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Speechless.

And told us to go to another class that required "less coordination".

F off.

She didn't even bother slowing down, or helping us at all.

I love my sister.

She told her off about her attitude and insensitivity.

Repeat: I love my sister.

I think I'm sticking with unigym...

I'm astounded that you couldn't even do that for me.

I'm disappointed.

Vespa

My mum said she would chop off my legs if I ever got one...

But nevertheless, hoho

One day...

UAB

UAB - Urban Arts Base

This is a great program helping young people from 15 - 25 years of age. Its a great place for them to demonstrate their creative side, through arts and musics programs.

I volunteer on Fridays and there was this competition for Youth Week...

LOL my 3rd prize effort whoooooo!

And a $50 myer gift voucher = awesomos.

Hmm it looks like a kid's drawing haha...

Yuuuuuuumplings.

Photo of yuuuuuuuumplings at a multi-levelled restaurant in China.

Back to uni and some funny encounters already.

In my "Music on my mind" Lecture, we have kids studying Music, Music Education and the Gen-ed kiddos like me. Our lecturer told us to sing Happy Birthday to the other lecturer... and boy did that knock me out.

Perfection.

No random off-key notes.

Just pure perfect pitch.

Ahhhh I've never heard a totally in tune version of happy birthday until today... with a group of about 300 students as well!

Library lawn.

Mohini telling us about her helping a blind student to Circular Quay station, and saying farewell by saying "See you later!"

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Perfect "OH CRAP!" moment.

Pure goodness.

So goddamn hilarious hoho!