Monday, April 23, 2007
Random: Aww, the brotherhood. Feel the vibe? I like this picHaiz, miss those thai buddies. Well, we are still keeping in touch, thats great.
I will try my best to use proper punctuation to prepare myself for this coming Thursday's English Paper 1. I will continue posting although the exams are coming, but it somehow helps with my writing.
Well, there will certainly be meaningful events and incidents each and everyday, but, today's not worth mentioning. It's not anything to brag about anyways. I wil still reflect upon what happened today.
It's an internal threat. It's a classmate-to-classmate rivalry. That's the worst. It went overboard resulting an outbreak, which I won't go further on. The class was watching helplessly, maybe we were giggling among ourselves. It may be demoralising to see something negative and laugh about it. I was guilty, I admit it.
The class slowly dispersed and commotion started among ourselves. I did not know who was the "Innocent" or "To-be-at-fault" party, hence, I did not act and calm whoever. All I know was that we would be in trouble sooner or later.
And yes, the counsellor came. She took one and a half period just talking to us. I agree that 3I needed a little talk or a knock in the head. I could feel the sense of belonging in this class but we needed more emphaty and symphaty for each other. Help the one's who need and seek the one's who obtain. I hope that after this illustrious incident, our class environment will be much condusive for better performance and far more progression. Well, that's the least I could do before my days of being Team Captain are over. But, I am still a 3Ian and may us together excel. ~ The Straits Times, M. Zaki
(sounds like one official, minister speech sia)
Let us get to the crappy side of life. I met up with Eugene, Chris and Wei Yang today after school and headed to Vivo to "study". All we did was eat, eat and eat. Okay, at least I was the only one eating as I was late, as usual. But I gotta say, the Lemon Chicken Rice at Banquet is not bad. But but, the Char Kueh Teow is still the best! And it has the most de licioute price among all, 4 bucks for one piece of plate with nicely cut thread-like flour with spices which taste marvelous.
We walked around and searched for a good place to study. But hey, it's Vivo. It's not those community libraries. Tip: Don't ever go to Vivo to study. Seriously, there's no place to study except for the food outlets. Yes, we did not study in the end. We ended up walking around aimlessly and went home. The back-home part was nice though.
Guess what, I'll be a factor of 45 this coming Wednesday
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