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Tuesday, June 26, 2007I'm going mad. This post you're reading now, is the third draft. Before this, I typed the post twice, and deleted everything. Intentionally.Anyway. One thing I realised today. I can smile like some loony on cyberspace (ie MSN conversations), but I may not be able to smile at the person I talk to online in real life. Even if that person is much more than an acquaintance. Hmmm. No wonder some say there's a bit of a problem with this generation. Not everyone, but some. Shoutouts: MARIANNE, DO GET WELL SOON. People need their scores, Ms QM! :D CHIN, THANK YOU FOR THE CHOCALATES AND NOTE! I know I still owe you 2 letters, after 123456789 days. CONGRATS GINA, FOR GETTING THE BEST CAMPER (SEC 2) AWARD! <3 Done with the shoutouts. The buzz now is this President's Charity Concert thing we're gonna do next week. 070707, at 7pm. Cool right. There're practices everyday from now to then (with the exception of the weekend and youth day holiday) Night practices should be pretty cool. We're combining with the SSO, some Adult Choirs and some other people. First time performing at the Esplanade, hope it'll be good. Also there's this competition trip to Prague that may take place at the end of the year, when the Sec 4s are done with the O levels. (Rational- So they'll be able to come along) If this trip does go through, I hope our fund-raising efforts will be very, very successful. Anyway. Mr Yap came to teach us for the first time this year. My gut feeling yesterday was right. He's changed; he's nicer. And I'm not saying that only because he extended our deadline for the SAIL task. He's just nicer now. I think I get what Mrs Lee meant that time when she said we should give him a chance. I'm glad I did. This was supposed to be up on the 23rd. It's about well, the significance of the 23rd actually. 23rd April, 2007. We (the TK Choir) got a GWH. Was really unbelievable especially with all the stuff that happened before SYF, but I'm really glad we pulled through. And for that talk Ms Terry gave us just 3 days before that changed everything. I remember that day; my missing of seeing the last of Mrs Lee's Thank You For The Farewell Party note, the make-up madness in the Beethoven room, Ms Lim's expression after the Jap song, that call from Shilbe, going crazy at the news, the uber funny blog entry Charlotte wrote about our result, the hugging spree the next day... You get it. I'm glad we were and are all in it together. :D 23rd May, 2007. Mrs Lee had her last lesson with 2E5 and 2E2. The hugs, tears, following around, talking and that lesson on quadratic graphs. (Which I honestly didn't pay much attention to; sorry!) It's not everyday / year that you get such an encouraging teacher who's friendly, helps to pull up our grades AND confidence, and everyone in class loves. But I guess we're really blessed for having her teach us in the first place, and I hope we were blessings to her too. All good things come to an end, and we wish her well where ever she's going. I know her future students will love her like we did. Or even more perhaps! Thanks Mrs Lee for everything. ^^ Hmm. Ok on to something more mundane. I must learn to turn off the lights and radio before going to sleep. -.- Because last week I left them on until I woke up in the morning 3 times in four days. My mum said I've to go without radio for a week. I think the ban ends on Thursday / Friday. Speaking of which, you never really realise what you have until it's taken away. Cliched, but it's absolutely true. Like when you have a stuffy nose, you realise you've taken breathing easy with a clear nose for granted. Or when you lose someone you love, you think back and realise how you always thought you'd go on to share your life with that person. Even little things like the radio ban for me. It's not easy going without the music, especially if it was your only companion in the wee hours of the morning just doing homework or dreaming. Speaking of which, I'm missing the *old songs they played on 987 badly. Sometimes for a long lonng time I'd hear nothing but new, released in 2007 songs that I don't really enjoy. Then, I'll just sit there hoping that they'll play something older. Not the 60s/70s/80s kind of old perhaps, but 2000-something kind of old. Oh well. Going off now. Credits to Gina's latest post for inspiring me to write such a longgg post myself; LOL. Thank you for actually bothering to read up to here. Have a nice day. Labels: Longgggg Overdue Post |