In this week alone, there were 4 tests, on 4 consecutive days. It's been months since I last had one test a day for a whole week. Monday was like a rest day, with only 3 hours of school and CCA in the evening.
Tuesday was my first Economics test, in the form of an online quiz. I got my first A grade this semester from that quiz! Yeah! Wednesday, had our Engineering Materials Test, and, I would be getting a grade ranging from a B to an A. An A+ would be a miracle for I had lost 10 marks before the test had ended. Got back my Mathematics Quiz as well on that day, and I lost 2 marks to a careless mistake. It's had for me to get 100% of any test correct without any form of error, so that made my first A+ grade for this semester, another A grade.
On Thursday, I met Priscilla after I alighted from the bus, when she was about to board the bus I took to school. That day, I had my first written test in almost a year. I had to write a small section of an information paper, but the total word count had to be no more than 250 words long. Obviously, I exceeded the word limit as it was almost an impossibility for me to keep within word limits. I ended up with 280 words, but anyway, the 3 mark penalty was expected even before I started the paper. I'm confident of scoring near full marks for grammar and content, though I face the possibility of getting as low as a C grade for the test. As usual, I went home to take a short nap, before heading back for CCA in the evening. Training, wasn't really training for me that day, for I was not yet a full-fletched STF member, and thus, was not yet qualified to participate in the IVP. After the warm-up, I joined one round of training, before I sat at one corner and did nothing for the remaining one hour. Maybe I should just go for training on Monday until I there is something for me to train on Thursdays? I met quite a number of familiar faces during that one hour, but well, not sure if I even saw them. First was Jerome who was walking past the training area at around 8pm, followed by Joycelyn some time later. I think I did wave at her, but then again, I think I did not see her there at all. Later that night, she confirmed that she had waved at me, but somehow I guess I was seeing things, as I did not remember waving to her. Maybe it was me, maybe it was me subconsciously. Strange eh? After training that night, I saw Kash, and by then, I guess I regained my consciousness in a way, for I was able to walk up to have a short conversation with him.
Today, had a role play test for German, and I guess it did not go very well again, for it was purely last minute preparation on the spot. Left for CCA again later on, and went for dinner after that. Tonight had been an eventful night, but next Sunday, something big is going to happen, and we're going to be part of it!
Alright, this concludes the 150Th post in this blog! Looking forward to next week...
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Friday, November 14, 2008
Week of Tests
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Monday, November 10, 2008
Pictures from Saturday
Today's post would not be covering for today, as although things were more fun, but it might put anyone off to sleep if I went on about today's happenings. Instead, I will doing an extra post for Saturday. And yes, today, there will be pictures in the blog again! been so long since I posted pictures in here.
I did not take these pictures though, for my SE K770i's camera had a 3.2 mega Pixel picture quality, and I wonder why everyone sat so far back that night. Some pictures were taken by a Samsung OMINA I think, and were taken from Pei Xuan's blog. More pictures can be seen from her blog.
Anyway, here are some:
I did not take these pictures though, for my SE K770i's camera had a 3.2 mega Pixel picture quality, and I wonder why everyone sat so far back that night. Some pictures were taken by a Samsung OMINA I think, and were taken from Pei Xuan's blog. More pictures can be seen from her blog.
Anyway, here are some:
From top: Programme sheet and ticket, Taufik and I, Finale Item, Yisin and Randall.
Next up, this was something that I had been trying to get for a long time. So, on Saturday I went to get it, before going to the concert. It's the Wacom Bamboo Fun tablet. Although it's used mainly for drawing and writing, I guess I would be using it more for calculations and drawing, though at times I might use it for writing as well.
The tablet, well, is definitely user friendly, with 4 programmable function keys, a touch pad to improve navigation and it also came with a mouse which I don't very much depend on as I am currently using a Razer mouse. The Pen is exactly like a stylus with a difference. It comes with a built-in eraser so that one does not need to click on the erase tool when drawing or writing in the event of making an error. I'm not so sure about WM and his Genius tablet though, for I have never used it before. But, there is one thing that I agree with WM, is that, a tablet PC is definitely better than a laptop that requires tablet accessories. After getting the tablet, my table has sort of become very messy with all the wires lying around. Microphone, headphones, tablet, tablet pen and mouse, mouse and power adapter.

The tablet, well, is definitely user friendly, with 4 programmable function keys, a touch pad to improve navigation and it also came with a mouse which I don't very much depend on as I am currently using a Razer mouse. The Pen is exactly like a stylus with a difference. It comes with a built-in eraser so that one does not need to click on the erase tool when drawing or writing in the event of making an error. I'm not so sure about WM and his Genius tablet though, for I have never used it before. But, there is one thing that I agree with WM, is that, a tablet PC is definitely better than a laptop that requires tablet accessories. After getting the tablet, my table has sort of become very messy with all the wires lying around. Microphone, headphones, tablet, tablet pen and mouse, mouse and power adapter.
Well, that's all for tonight. Tomorrow's going to be a tough day with my first economics quiz which would be held online during the lecture. Wonder how I am going to fare, for I have not prepared very well for the quiz. Lots of last minute work again. Hope I am able to do well and manage at least a B grade for tomorrow if I still want to get a GPA of 4.0 for this semester. There would be another test for Engineering Materials on Wednesday, which I do not have much of a problem coping with, and a written test for Communication Toolkit on Thursday, of which I am prepared to lose 3 marks for writing beyond the 250 word limit. I seldom write less than 250 words for any essay or composition (not a problem for summaries though), so I would be finding that a real problem. By the way, a summary can't really be considered to be a composition nor an essay as it is the shortened version of one.
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Sunday, November 09, 2008
Wave 13
This post is for yesterday, as I was too tired to sit down and post something decent. I woke up at 11am, did some revision till 12, had a snack(it's a snack as I did not take enough for it to be considered as a full meal), went back to sleep, and left home at 2pm. Anyway,I'm trying something different for tonight's post, using phases. So, let's see. There were 10 phases in all, almost every phase has a time limit at least 30 minutes. Come to think of it, I spent more than 10 hours away from home.
I had three main things to do yesterday. First, was to get a suitable and affordable tablet from either West Mall or Challenger at Funan the IT Mall. This first part was a little challenging, for if West Mall had a less costly tablet, I would be facing a it of a problem rushing back to West Mall before heading to do the next task, which might cause me to be very rushed for time when doing the third thing for the day. The next thing was, to collect 2 tickets from Andy, who sadly was not able to make it that day as he was still recovering from a stomach flu. The third, was to deliver the ticket Taufik and watch a concert at Singapore Polytechnic. A fourth came out later on, which I will touch on later on.
Phase One was to get from home to West Mall in 30 minutes, and that was pretty successful, and I was 6 minutes ahead of schedule. That 6 minutes might become very useful when I have to rush back from the City Hall area or when I am waiting for a bus or train to arrive. Next, at West Mall, I had to check out the shops which sold IT products. However, I did not manage to find any shops which sold tablet products there, so in 20 minutes, I was back at the bus interchange, waiting to catch a bus down to Funan the IT Mall. Phase 1: Get to West Mall before 2.30pm(completed at 2.24pm). Phase 2:Search for a tablet at West Mall before 2.50pm(completed at 2.45pm).
In case you are wondering why I did not take the train, I wanted to save up that money BADLY. I only have a concession pass for buses, for I only need to take 2 buses to and from school each day. Although I'm still a student, I don't eally understand why Transit Link or the authorities-in-charge did not grant polytechnic students concession fares in bus and train fares which the stdents in the Junior Colleges have been and are still enjoying since their Primary school days.
Entering Phase Three, I took bus 106 all the way to Suntec, and walked all the way to Funan the IT Mall in under 1 hour and 15 minutes. So now, I'm 5 minutes behind schedule, with the time at 4.15pm. I spent 20 minutes at Challenger, of which I bought a Wacom tablet, the company that WM recommended me to buy a tablet from. I also bought a pack of printing paper for Andy before leaving at 4.35pm. Now, here's the silliest thing I did yesterday. I made a terrible mistake at Phase Four by estimating that the journey from Bras Basah to Boon Lay would take only 50 minutes, when it took 1 hour and 20 minutes. To make things worse, I was more than 15 minutes behind schedule when I boarded bus at 4.48pm. I was supposed to reach Andy's place at 5.30pm, so that I could take a bus and train to Dover MRT station at 6.35pm. Instead, I ended up reaching Boon Lay at 6.10pm, 30 minutes behind schedule. The journey to Andy's place via bus service 242, took another 20 minutes. It was a good thing that service 242 had a high frequency, or I would be exteremely late. Phase Four ended at 6.30pm, 1 hour behind schedule. DAMN. It was a good thingAndy was feeling a lot better than the previous day, for if not for him, I might end up being behind schedule for another additional 5 to 10 minutes. Phase Five was completed under the planned 10 minutes.Phase 3: Get from Bukit Batok to Suntec before 4.10pm(completed at 4.15pm). Phase 4: Get from Challenger to Andy's place before 5.30pm(completed at 6.30pm). Phase 5: Deliver Andy his printing paper, collect tickets for Wave 13-the concert that I would be watching with Taufik-before 5.40pm(Completed at 6.35pm).
I was in luck, as Andy had to go to Queenstown MRT station to meet his family, so we could take a taxi to Dover MRT station together, and the cost would be divided between the both of us. So, Phase 6 was completed very quickly, and I recovered quite some time. It has been more than 3 years since I took a taxi, and 17 years since I hired a taxi. This was the first time I took a taxi in the event of an emergency(though it did not seem to be like one). I was surprised when Pei Xuan suddenly called my phone. As far asI can remember, she has never given me a call before, and I could not recognise her voice at all! It turns out that that night, Taufik and I would be accompanied by friends I have not met for some time. Randall told us in the taxi, by sms that Yisin was also performing that night! Wow! Anway, we caught up on quite a lot of things that happened over the past 2 months, it was very delitful to know how well many friends did for their promotional exams in the JCs, and at the same time, it was sad to hear of friends being retained in the JCs during our journey to Dover MRT station. Phase 6: Get from Andy's place to Dover MRT station before 6.35pm(completed at 6.45pm).
Once there, I ran to meet Taufik, who has not really changed much, so it was definitely easy to recognise him! So sorry for making everyone wait so long for me yesterday!!That was the first time I was so late for a gathering. Normally, I was either the first or among the first few to arrive at a place. From here, Phase 7, things went on very normally. Phase 7: Attend Wave 13 till 9pm(completed at 9.00pm).
So, this is where the next 3 phases came in. After I met up with everyone, Suzanne suddenly asked u if we wanted to have dinner after that. My immediate answer: YES! It's been a long time since I had a meal with the group, and also, I had not eaten breakfast, lunch an dinner, nor have I drank anything since I left home at 2pm. The performance was really great! The choreography, lights, sounds, everything was very well planned out. We spotted Yi sin and Randall many times as well. At 9pm, they came up to meet us, and Justin and his sisters came up too. Justin's looks has changed, though his character was still the same. His sisters have grown quite a lot as well. Phase 7: Meet Randall, his sisters and Justin before leaving.
After that, I left with the group for dinner. We took a train to Jurong Point. Taufik alihted at Jurong East MRT station, leaving 2 guys in the group, and they are Hui un and I. by the way, I still don't know some of the names of the people in the group I joined yesterday for dinner, for I was sort of like a no-body during my four years of life back in Secondary School. I guess, only mainly the people from 4E1 would know me, though there are more as well. Whatever it is, I will always remember those days. We chatted a lot, and ate a lot too I guess? half of us went to MOS burger, while the rest of us, Pei Xuan, Suzanne, Hui Jun and I went to MacDonald's. As expected they were stunned at the amount of food I ordered at MacDonald's. I ordered a full up-sized meal, and an additional burger. Frankly, that was around a third of my total capacity. Throughout, We found out a lot about one another, and I got to know them better as well. Just like the old days, Suzanne and Hui Jun never failed to provide an enjoyable entertainment. I' m so Looking forward to going out with them again someday! I seldom sat with their group in Sec 3 and 4. We chatted till 10.45pm before leaving for home. I was dead beat when I reached home 2 minutes before midnight, breaking my record for this year. My previous latest time was 11.45pm, clocked somewhere earlier this year. Phase 8: Get to Jurong Point from Singapore Polytechnic before 9.30pm. Phase 9: Have dinner till 10.45pm. Phase 10:Reach home before 11.59pm.
I was extremely tired yesterday after reaching home, and turned on the computer for an hour before going off. I guess Pei Xuan was still very surprised when she saw me eat that amount of food yesterday, as I seldom ate so much whenever I had lunch back in the old days at Yuan Ching. Photos wil be up tomorrow.
It's been a long time since we sat together as a group to have a nice chat. Really brings back lots and lots of memories. I will never forget the last days of Secondary School life and all the memories. Dinner last night was great! I'm so looking forward to the next time we could all meet up again, though I don't think it's soon either.
Come to think of it, I would rather have a group whose bonds are strong and a group whose members are always in touch with one another and there are always opportunities to meet up for gatherings, compared to a group whose bonds are extremely strong and whose members lose touch with one another over time and there are few opportunities to meet with one another for gatherings.
I had three main things to do yesterday. First, was to get a suitable and affordable tablet from either West Mall or Challenger at Funan the IT Mall. This first part was a little challenging, for if West Mall had a less costly tablet, I would be facing a it of a problem rushing back to West Mall before heading to do the next task, which might cause me to be very rushed for time when doing the third thing for the day. The next thing was, to collect 2 tickets from Andy, who sadly was not able to make it that day as he was still recovering from a stomach flu. The third, was to deliver the ticket Taufik and watch a concert at Singapore Polytechnic. A fourth came out later on, which I will touch on later on.
Phase One was to get from home to West Mall in 30 minutes, and that was pretty successful, and I was 6 minutes ahead of schedule. That 6 minutes might become very useful when I have to rush back from the City Hall area or when I am waiting for a bus or train to arrive. Next, at West Mall, I had to check out the shops which sold IT products. However, I did not manage to find any shops which sold tablet products there, so in 20 minutes, I was back at the bus interchange, waiting to catch a bus down to Funan the IT Mall. Phase 1: Get to West Mall before 2.30pm(completed at 2.24pm). Phase 2:Search for a tablet at West Mall before 2.50pm(completed at 2.45pm).
In case you are wondering why I did not take the train, I wanted to save up that money BADLY. I only have a concession pass for buses, for I only need to take 2 buses to and from school each day. Although I'm still a student, I don't eally understand why Transit Link or the authorities-in-charge did not grant polytechnic students concession fares in bus and train fares which the stdents in the Junior Colleges have been and are still enjoying since their Primary school days.
Entering Phase Three, I took bus 106 all the way to Suntec, and walked all the way to Funan the IT Mall in under 1 hour and 15 minutes. So now, I'm 5 minutes behind schedule, with the time at 4.15pm. I spent 20 minutes at Challenger, of which I bought a Wacom tablet, the company that WM recommended me to buy a tablet from. I also bought a pack of printing paper for Andy before leaving at 4.35pm. Now, here's the silliest thing I did yesterday. I made a terrible mistake at Phase Four by estimating that the journey from Bras Basah to Boon Lay would take only 50 minutes, when it took 1 hour and 20 minutes. To make things worse, I was more than 15 minutes behind schedule when I boarded bus at 4.48pm. I was supposed to reach Andy's place at 5.30pm, so that I could take a bus and train to Dover MRT station at 6.35pm. Instead, I ended up reaching Boon Lay at 6.10pm, 30 minutes behind schedule. The journey to Andy's place via bus service 242, took another 20 minutes. It was a good thing that service 242 had a high frequency, or I would be exteremely late. Phase Four ended at 6.30pm, 1 hour behind schedule. DAMN. It was a good thingAndy was feeling a lot better than the previous day, for if not for him, I might end up being behind schedule for another additional 5 to 10 minutes. Phase Five was completed under the planned 10 minutes.Phase 3: Get from Bukit Batok to Suntec before 4.10pm(completed at 4.15pm). Phase 4: Get from Challenger to Andy's place before 5.30pm(completed at 6.30pm). Phase 5: Deliver Andy his printing paper, collect tickets for Wave 13-the concert that I would be watching with Taufik-before 5.40pm(Completed at 6.35pm).
I was in luck, as Andy had to go to Queenstown MRT station to meet his family, so we could take a taxi to Dover MRT station together, and the cost would be divided between the both of us. So, Phase 6 was completed very quickly, and I recovered quite some time. It has been more than 3 years since I took a taxi, and 17 years since I hired a taxi. This was the first time I took a taxi in the event of an emergency(though it did not seem to be like one). I was surprised when Pei Xuan suddenly called my phone. As far asI can remember, she has never given me a call before, and I could not recognise her voice at all! It turns out that that night, Taufik and I would be accompanied by friends I have not met for some time. Randall told us in the taxi, by sms that Yisin was also performing that night! Wow! Anway, we caught up on quite a lot of things that happened over the past 2 months, it was very delitful to know how well many friends did for their promotional exams in the JCs, and at the same time, it was sad to hear of friends being retained in the JCs during our journey to Dover MRT station. Phase 6: Get from Andy's place to Dover MRT station before 6.35pm(completed at 6.45pm).
Once there, I ran to meet Taufik, who has not really changed much, so it was definitely easy to recognise him! So sorry for making everyone wait so long for me yesterday!!That was the first time I was so late for a gathering. Normally, I was either the first or among the first few to arrive at a place. From here, Phase 7, things went on very normally. Phase 7: Attend Wave 13 till 9pm(completed at 9.00pm).
So, this is where the next 3 phases came in. After I met up with everyone, Suzanne suddenly asked u if we wanted to have dinner after that. My immediate answer: YES! It's been a long time since I had a meal with the group, and also, I had not eaten breakfast, lunch an dinner, nor have I drank anything since I left home at 2pm. The performance was really great! The choreography, lights, sounds, everything was very well planned out. We spotted Yi sin and Randall many times as well. At 9pm, they came up to meet us, and Justin and his sisters came up too. Justin's looks has changed, though his character was still the same. His sisters have grown quite a lot as well. Phase 7: Meet Randall, his sisters and Justin before leaving.
After that, I left with the group for dinner. We took a train to Jurong Point. Taufik alihted at Jurong East MRT station, leaving 2 guys in the group, and they are Hui un and I. by the way, I still don't know some of the names of the people in the group I joined yesterday for dinner, for I was sort of like a no-body during my four years of life back in Secondary School. I guess, only mainly the people from 4E1 would know me, though there are more as well. Whatever it is, I will always remember those days. We chatted a lot, and ate a lot too I guess? half of us went to MOS burger, while the rest of us, Pei Xuan, Suzanne, Hui Jun and I went to MacDonald's. As expected they were stunned at the amount of food I ordered at MacDonald's. I ordered a full up-sized meal, and an additional burger. Frankly, that was around a third of my total capacity. Throughout, We found out a lot about one another, and I got to know them better as well. Just like the old days, Suzanne and Hui Jun never failed to provide an enjoyable entertainment. I' m so Looking forward to going out with them again someday! I seldom sat with their group in Sec 3 and 4. We chatted till 10.45pm before leaving for home. I was dead beat when I reached home 2 minutes before midnight, breaking my record for this year. My previous latest time was 11.45pm, clocked somewhere earlier this year. Phase 8: Get to Jurong Point from Singapore Polytechnic before 9.30pm. Phase 9: Have dinner till 10.45pm. Phase 10:Reach home before 11.59pm.
I was extremely tired yesterday after reaching home, and turned on the computer for an hour before going off. I guess Pei Xuan was still very surprised when she saw me eat that amount of food yesterday, as I seldom ate so much whenever I had lunch back in the old days at Yuan Ching. Photos wil be up tomorrow.
It's been a long time since we sat together as a group to have a nice chat. Really brings back lots and lots of memories. I will never forget the last days of Secondary School life and all the memories. Dinner last night was great! I'm so looking forward to the next time we could all meet up again, though I don't think it's soon either.
Come to think of it, I would rather have a group whose bonds are strong and a group whose members are always in touch with one another and there are always opportunities to meet up for gatherings, compared to a group whose bonds are extremely strong and whose members lose touch with one another over time and there are few opportunities to meet with one another for gatherings.
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Friday, November 07, 2008
Rough Start
This month started very roughly, though the first two days gave a feel that could not be described with words alone. The days after that, the mood took a plunge. I lost my drive to study and all just within a matter of minutes.
Only on Wednesday did things start to pick up, I regained my drive to study and slack out when there was time to do so, and I took really good notes during the Engineering Materials lecture. Although I have yet to read through the notes, it feels as though I have got about 50% of he whole lecture in my mind already!
On Thursday, I guess I slacked so much, that I did not go to school at all, ending up with me skipping the taekwondo training. I guess that would be the last time this term that I would skip training, and attend the full schedule of two trainings a week from next week onwards. Had a dream this morning, and, someone asked me why she hadn't seen me at training since I joined. I can't really remember who it was though. It ended with me making a promise not to skip any training in future, but I think, maybe I should attend trainings regularly for the rest of this term at least, and see how I cope, for currently, I can see the faint shine of the gold medal, though at the same time it seems to be very far away.
Today, it feels almost as though I am back to normal. During the Math lecture, somehow I felt a surge of energy when the lecturer asked for a volunteer to answer the last question. I walked up, took the marker and just wrote on the board. That was the first time I did a question on the board without any signs of fear, and even the size of the figures and words was large and clear enough to be seen by the last person in the room, similar to the sizes of words written by lecturers. The Academic Award Presentation was the highlight of today, and it sure was a rare moment. I still remember the very first duty I had before joining the society as a sub-committee member. Jun Jie said that, after the April semester, he would see me walking up to collect the award. I told him that it was impossible, as I had never received any award like that before. So, all the more it was tougher for me to be receiving an award in a highly competitive environment. Met up with Shyam and his friends after that, and as I had problems connecting to the Internet, I decided to take the risk and rush home and leave myself with just 10 to 15 minutes to complete my E-learning assignment for Basic German 102. I was sort of lucky enough to reach home at 7.50pm, and finish everything before 9pm, though the session was supposed to have ended at 8pm. Here is a snap shot of the certificate:

Tomorrow,it's highly likely that I'm going to buy a tablet so that I can do some writing on the computer, and at the same time help others along with Math. In the afternoon, I'm going to meet Andy, collect the tickets from him for the concert at SP, before going to West Mall to try to get a tablet that costs 80 bucks, then head over to Dover to meet up with Zhong Rong and Taufik(So sorry I forgot the last letter of your name).
I have decided, to just let it go, allow the flame to be reduced to ashes, let it die off slowly. The gates shall be closed within the next month, and who knows when it could open again?
If only I had my heart and soul fully focused on studying back then, and not worry about which fish I wanted to catch in the wide sea. So, I guess, the award I received today, was definitely achieved with luck alone. I had put in effort as well, without worrying about which fish I was going to catch in the open sea. Till that day comes again, which I hope would not come soon, I will strive for a perfect score of 4.
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Saturday, November 01, 2008
Eventful Weekend, Long Agenda
Before we proceed to the weekend, let's do a little review of the month. The start was really smooth sailing and easy, but as we went into the end of the month, things got more messy, challenging and tough. As the month came and go, I found myself having more things to think about, having more work to do, having more questions to answer and having more dilemmas to solve. The rate at which I'm being assigned tutorials and questions to submit is stunning. Although it's still nothing compared to the amount my JC friends are coping with, I have got to complete them, and maintain my standing at the top.
I re-joined taekwondo after a year due to the O Levels, so I guess I'm going to start it officially this coming Monday, when I purchase the uniform. There was also a small reunion with friends from the PAE period after losing almost all contact for 5 months. Although it was a bit of a failure with less than 10 turning up, but I'm sure that in December, the turn out would be better, when all our exams are over and here's slightly more time to relax before the new term starts.
This month, I guess I made more friends, collected more precious memories and I guess I also managed to rekindle a long dead flame? Still I'm not sure if I'm ready to let the flame grow into a fire yet, but perhaps, time will tell. Maybe I got to be more daring when that day comes, but for now, I'll just be patient, and see when would the best time to let it out.
Going on to today, there was a lot to be done over this weekend, and I have a hard time squeezing in everything. So, I'm leaving out some revision for the week. Tomorrow, my cousin's getting married. So, of course that takes priority, and also, I'm going to try to style my hair a little. Perhaps I should have done that a long time ago, but tomorrow might be a good start, with the special occasion being more the reason for me to look good. So far, I only managed to revise Math and do some research for the information paper for the Communication Toolkit module. Alright then, I'm going off for the night, so see you again soon!
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I re-joined taekwondo after a year due to the O Levels, so I guess I'm going to start it officially this coming Monday, when I purchase the uniform. There was also a small reunion with friends from the PAE period after losing almost all contact for 5 months. Although it was a bit of a failure with less than 10 turning up, but I'm sure that in December, the turn out would be better, when all our exams are over and here's slightly more time to relax before the new term starts.
This month, I guess I made more friends, collected more precious memories and I guess I also managed to rekindle a long dead flame? Still I'm not sure if I'm ready to let the flame grow into a fire yet, but perhaps, time will tell. Maybe I got to be more daring when that day comes, but for now, I'll just be patient, and see when would the best time to let it out.
Going on to today, there was a lot to be done over this weekend, and I have a hard time squeezing in everything. So, I'm leaving out some revision for the week. Tomorrow, my cousin's getting married. So, of course that takes priority, and also, I'm going to try to style my hair a little. Perhaps I should have done that a long time ago, but tomorrow might be a good start, with the special occasion being more the reason for me to look good. So far, I only managed to revise Math and do some research for the information paper for the Communication Toolkit module. Alright then, I'm going off for the night, so see you again soon!
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-Added 2 new links:
Weng Ling (YC) and Peter (NP)
-Updated link:
Janna(NP)