I felt emancipated…
I was thinking of playing tennis and forgoing any thoughts of donating blood but when I came back to Melaka, the courts were wet. It had rained and together with it, ruined my hopes for an excuse. Even as I was going down from the bus, I were in two minds, still undecided but slowly encroaching towards my bicycle, subconsciously yearning for home and to put this whole internal conflict behind me. However, my heart desired to take this adventure and I kept my mind curious, cajoling it maybe to just take it one step at a time, maybe to check out their progress with a false sense of concern for the event. Ho ho.. clever Jedi-equivalent mind trick!
But when Jayanthi decided that she was going, I conveniently tagged along, showing my brave side while assuring her that we do not need to freshen up at the hostel first.
After that i felt so fresh. I had broken the cycle of self discouragement, which had held on for so many years, since national service in 2004. There you go. No painful needles to worry about or killer shark like finger pricking.
Actually, by going through all this trouble, I really wanted to confirm my Rhesus factor… but as expected… it was not one of the tests… darn… I had really hoped to check it out (I had checked myself once before in my physiology lab in India, but I just want to confirm mah). Then I can hold my head up high as the rare breed of darah raja Homosapiens with an AB-ve blood group. hahaha. My BP was 116/74mmHg by the way… so good!!!!!!!!! but my weight was confirmed to touch 70… 71 to be exact. Let’s see… calculate calculate BMI is 22.9!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! o oh…. darn, touching upper limit of normal!!!