ROD’s tomorrow. Time just seemed to fly by, it just seem that yesterday these guys stepped into guides. But, I shouldn’t be writing this type of entry, it’s their turn.

Tomorrow, will be the day, of “FINALLY! I stepped down!” but also the start of worrying, for the new batch and what will guides be, under their leadership. It’s scary, in more ways than one. On one hand, you are scared that everything you did for the past year will be in vain (we shall find out in next year’s thinking day, shall we?) on the other hand, you just want your juniors to FINALLY know how you feel and for them to understand the cause of your actions.
Sometimes, we, as juniors were ignorant too. And more often than not, we don’t get a chance to thank our seniors who had pushed us hard for our own good and only realize it years later when we become a senior ourselves. My batch should know it very well, sec 2? Haha. We were rash and juniors, if you don’t know the story, let’s say that you guys almost lost us (yes, all 20+ of us). But I guess that year also forced us to be more united?

This year’s batch, who are handing over the baton, what shall I say….
They have capable people inside, definitely but I felt they weren’t as lucky to get the mentoring as I did. If they did, I think the end result may have been very different.
Almost the same story, just the other way round, March camp proved it. As complicated as ours, I guess so? Tight is the word.
I will miss them. I must be insane saying this…but ya.

Anyway, today, my class went insane, zi high. Especially during chem practical lesson , Mr Ong even says that we didn’t take our medicine, yes, quite true. Shaun was like singing this song during chem practical, “Pop goes my heart” and when he got to the “pop” part, he blew into the test-tube. Because we were testing for anions today mah, then there was this test for iodide which turned the solution into a yellow ppt. When DK got to that experiment, he was like “Wow, look, Mr Ong, soo nice!” slow guy…haha. Shiyama and I got so bored during maths(last period of the day) that we sang NDP songs, Blue songs, JT songs, Vitamin C’s Friends Forever and DCOM songs. Except…we only know the chorus to most of the songs. We had 3 periods of physics today (technically, only 1 since our FT didn’t come so….. took over), it was pure torture and we took 2 hours to do a 45 mins SBQ history paper during supp class. Pei Fu 4A man, 4 pages in 45mins…haha.

PROM!PROM!PROM! This year, it will be either at Marina Mandarin Hotel for $80 or Trader’s Hotel for $65, of cos, I chose Marina Mandarin la, more posh and chic you know and its prom!

DREAMS 5 meeting postponed to next Friday, 6:30pm. There will be 1 slot where we decide what we get to do. We’ve got to think up of something, anything will do, as long it fills up the slot. I don’t want to go home so early. And, we’ve got to do something memorable, cos, I don’t know when we will be doing this again. Singing session. Crapping session. Photo taking session. Games session? PIC session? HAHA.On Wednesday, I think, they were playing the NDP songs over the loudspeaker before school started and there were the usual songs and when they got to “Singapore town” , I almost cried, thank god they stopped it halfway.

“Heard melodies are sweet, but those unheard are sweeter; therefore, ye soft pipes, play on.”
-John Keats.