Bowling has always been our team’s sport. Some of us are competitive and some are just having fun (just like me) trying to hit the pins — with any possible posture you can imagine. Lol.

But whether you’re consistent with your strikes or still hitting the canal once in a while, what matters is you improve through time, develop your own style and learn something from your colleagues and your own experience.

Well, you can actually forget about being competitive and just have fun, but it’s better if you acquire both. After all, what’s really important is the bonding time, the laughs, more laughs and the experience. And oh, the bacon and egg too. :)

I’m so looking forward to having an average score of 160 per game and I’m still wishing for a turkey! Dream on Dex.

Random Fact : I took bowling as one of my P.E. in college but I didn’t appreciate it back then. I only remember 2 things on that subject: 1. Make sure your shoes is not wet when you go to the ramp because the instructor will scold you to death. 2. I was privilege to have the student regent then as a partner but not quite happy because she’s frequently absent.