Finally it's over....

I saw so many people blogged about the Nizhny Games, so i decided to come here and kepoh when I should be reading and preparing for the Obstetrics exam. But what the hell, taking a break doesn't kill.

In my previous entry, I wrote about "Awaiting for the unexpectedness". Well I must say that everything turned out fine and smooth after all.

The highest authorities had done great job running the whole program.

The dancers executed their routines perfectly (except me though, hehe)

The cheerleaders were hot!!!

The choir team sang a lovely "Setia".

The deco-team had colored up the dead old sports hall.

The MCs had conducted the opening and closing ceremonies flawlessly.

And Svetlana Valerevna had delivered a closing speech in Bahasa Malaysia and the pronounciation was somehow better than some of the Malaysians. It was touching to me coz it's not easy for a Russian to remember Bahasa Malaysia. Before we headed back to hostel, she wished us "Jumpa Lagi"

Kudos to Svetlana Valerevna!!!

On behalf of all students, I salute all who had thrown every single effort and sweat to make this event happening.

I am so proud of myself, not because I performed the dance routine, but I had done my best, gave out my all, and also my sweet kiddy voice and cheered as loud as possible to support our Nizhny Team. And I've been doing this for 3 days nonstop. I finally lost my voice now, temporarily of course!!

It's kinda surprising to see some other Nizhnians didn't cheer at all for our own teams while the players were trying to defeat their opponents. So I was kinda disappointed and frustrated seeing them. Grrrr......
The reason why I was frustrated was because apparently, we're the organizer of the event and yet there were so few of Nizhnians there to support our great players. Other universities had sent most probably 1 or 2 buses of representatives (say, max 100 people) but they could yelled like there's no tomorrow for 3 days. We have 360+ students here but most didn't go and be supportive.

"Ah I takde suara la"

"You yell la I follow"
"NIZHNY GO GO!", I yelled.
"nizhny go go!", they yelled.

What the hell????? *blow up*

I was the one looking like a fool in front of them, running here and there and raising our flag, and yelling like paranoid person. What did I do that for? To support our players so that they know that we're supporting them and keep on playing like champs.

If I was out there playing, with just "nizhny go go" supporting me, I'd break up all my fighting spirit into pieces and let my opponent win, because obviously your own ally didn't think that you would win the match.

But anyway, as long as I've done my part, that's enough. I'm just here to whine and bitch about the unsupportive people.

Sorry ya, don't get offended.

But I really meant it.....hehe.

So we finally got 2nd place overall. With just a mere 2 golds, but this was a big step up for us. We're gonna train harder and harder to get 1st place. I hope but I think we can't, why not right??

Look out M1, M2, VSMU, KSMU and MAI, we're coming back for more gold medals and to kick ass.

Don't kick my ass here la, coz I'm just being supportive to my own team, hehe.

The Kstovo "Sambo" Sports Complex

The Megastructure of the sports complex.

Now, some pictures featuring "humans".........

Opening Ceremony with contingents past.

Hip Hop dance of "Get Up". Spot me or not???

Last but not least, a photograph with the noted National Volleyball Player,

Alex Lye.

Girls were so crazy about him and fighting for taking photograph with him.

I got it.....jeh jeh, you got it or not??