A beautiful wedding and bad behaviour
Sunday February 4, 2007

So Vincent and I tried this exercise “method” at the gym today, where you sprint (we were on the bikes) for 8 seconds and then cycle lightly for 12 seconds (Eight seconds key to weight loss). Holy crap man, after about 5 minutes I was hammered, and I had also burned twice as many calories as I would have if I had been sprinting for the same amount of time. Something reported about in the news that actually works? Who knows! Stranger things have happened =)

Last night we went to one of Vincent’s friends weddings. Apparently there were 700 people there. 700 people! Can you believe that? The most people that have ever been to a wedding that I have been to is probably 200!

It was a traditional Indian Hindu wedding, and the bride (Vincen’t friend) looked so gorgeous. It reminded me a lot of my sisters wedding (she married an Indian), but on a much larger scale. There were so many people, and all of the women looked so beautiful in their Sari’s... I want one! Lol. I guess I wouldn’t have any occassion to wear it though…

I wish that I had taken my camera, but since I didn’t know the bride and groom all that well it felt a little strange.

The only down side to the evening was the little girl that was sitting across the table from us. There was a bowl of finger food that everyone on the table had to share, and she wasn’t into sharing. We pulled the bowl over into the centre of the table so we could all reach the food, and she pulled it back and turned it around so we couldn’t reach the food! And then she started running her dirty little hands all through the food, licking her fingers and then doing it again, all the while giving me death stares. She couldn’t have been more than 6 years old!!

I wanted to reach across the table, grab her by the collar and tell her off, but since it was a wedding I didn’t want to create any ill feelings. But you know what irked me the most? Her mother didn’t do squat. If I had done that when I was younger I would have been pulled aside, given a swift whack and told to never do it again and apologise. What is wrong with parents these days?