Congratulations... and celebrations

it rained

but we still had our graduation ceremony anyway. it wasn't exactly saddening, just that i hate to move on to the working society. it's inevitable, but i'd like to prolong that anyway. actually i wonder... how hard can schooling be when you compare it to work? you work 8 hrs a day, maybe more, and bring home work. and you get sent overseas to work and not play. you only have 1 hr lunch break and max like 30mins toilet break each day

and to top things off, you're graded everyday for performance, and your bonus shows it all

heck schooling is the best. i wouldnt say studying is the best, but schooling is TEH best hands down. where else allows you to mingle with 300-500 people and makes friends/bonds with, having fun and wiping sweat off each other's neck in tough times.

it's sad only because the people that i've met, who i've known, will probably disappear over time. soon i won't even remember their names, and im already starting to forget those in sec sch.
the police sent me a letter today, asking for applicants to be a full time policeman. bummer. i might end up in the school next to Ngee Ann afterall.

the top business scholar scored 35 distinctions and won so many awards that he stood there for about 5 mins while his achievements were being read. 35 distinctions for business? thats madness! maybe they would like to say how many distinctions he didnt get. maybe like an A+ or A...

oh well, i can only blame myself for not being the minority.

kudos to everyone today