Randomness IX

It's not surprising sometimes how bad luck I can get...

It's my second time buying newspaper on rainy days just to get me to my office drier. I'm not learning the mistake. Somehow I could have brought an umbrella, my instincts said so. I just didn't follow it. Serves me right eh! When I knew I was stuck in the rain, no one could believe how glad I felt. Being in the office is a nightmare compared to standing my time away at the train station. I stood for 20 minutes but the rain is not getting any lighter, so there it goes again... Buy a paper!! Ooo, just realised its 80 cents (instead of 60) now.

STUCK ON YOU. I went for the show, thanks for the free tix! Nice comedy, I thought I needed one after the stress at work. Hell did I not know that I had an empy wallet after lunch!! Before I left the office, god knows I left my bunch of keys back home! Ohh... man. Fortunately I managed to get a spare key in the office to lock it up, arghh.. being the last to leave. There goes without saying I'd be getting home at midnight with no keys. I was at the movie with my sister. I couldn't believe she forgot her keys as well... Phew, at least she solved my empty wallet problem!

Somehow Bob Tenor (Matt Damon) looks like my ex-boss, Richard, or at least I find him so. He's such a sweetie in the film!

Now here comes the most exciting part of the whole story. We (me and my sis) were being followed by a suspicious man last night. Pervert?! Robber?? Rapist!? Arghh... Here's how the story goes:

We alighted from a cab, a building away from our flat. We went passed the building, that man was walking by. Suddenly he changed his course of direction and walked behind us. It made us realised it as he was walking far much slower on purpose, almost trailing. Aware of an unidentified man following us, we hopped faster along the way and reached the lift lobby. He came along, stopped when we did. The lift opened, I didn't go in. Neither did he.

My sister and I were staring at him, asking him to step in first. He's a fat short Malay guy in his 30s. There was the evilness in his eyes, he wanted to snatch or attack us?!! It was on his face. I find him looking more like a robber. I wasn't afraid yet, but was thinking if he should attack, should I

1. take my phone out and dial 999?
2. take off my heels and run?
3. take my heels and hit him in the eye?

He didn't come into the lift with us after we prompted him. Maybe now he knows that we are not easy preys!! Damn pervert.