YLTC 2006!
Hi :)
As usual, life is hectic. Crazy rushing like mad. I've about 2 days to study for my entire block tests so I can predict that I will surely do badly for them haha. But I'm over that fact now. I had an emotional breakdown from all the stress piling up and the infinite amount of work and studying that needs to be done but I'm feeling okay now.
OAC has really changed my life, and YLTC is an unforgettable experience. As the organisers this year, I find myself wishing that I could redo YLTC again, despite how tough and tiring it was, because when I look at my juniors I am reminded of how things were a year ago. I'm really looking forward to YL next week :)
Council is ending, too. Mrs Ang was right. No matter how tough or annoying council can be, no councillor will ever look back and regret the decision they made to join council. It truly was hell in council. A different kind of hell from OAC, but I survived it all the same and I'm just thankful that it'll be over soon. I've learned so many lessons from it all and I'm certain that I'm a better person now.
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Mrs Tan commented the other day about how things are in marriage. You literally have to force yourself to love your husband, she said. Then why did you marry him if you have to force yourself to like your husband, we asked. She continued on about commitment to someone and knowing the fact that you'll always have someone there for you -- having someone you'll spend your life with. Romantic and cliched, but true. Food for thought, I guess.
Also, it was Xun's birthday on friday! Happy Belated :) I'm glad you like our present...
Bazhang forever!
As usual, life is hectic. Crazy rushing like mad. I've about 2 days to study for my entire block tests so I can predict that I will surely do badly for them haha. But I'm over that fact now. I had an emotional breakdown from all the stress piling up and the infinite amount of work and studying that needs to be done but I'm feeling okay now.
OAC has really changed my life, and YLTC is an unforgettable experience. As the organisers this year, I find myself wishing that I could redo YLTC again, despite how tough and tiring it was, because when I look at my juniors I am reminded of how things were a year ago. I'm really looking forward to YL next week :)
Council is ending, too. Mrs Ang was right. No matter how tough or annoying council can be, no councillor will ever look back and regret the decision they made to join council. It truly was hell in council. A different kind of hell from OAC, but I survived it all the same and I'm just thankful that it'll be over soon. I've learned so many lessons from it all and I'm certain that I'm a better person now.
____
Mrs Tan commented the other day about how things are in marriage. You literally have to force yourself to love your husband, she said. Then why did you marry him if you have to force yourself to like your husband, we asked. She continued on about commitment to someone and knowing the fact that you'll always have someone there for you -- having someone you'll spend your life with. Romantic and cliched, but true. Food for thought, I guess.
Also, it was Xun's birthday on friday! Happy Belated :) I'm glad you like our present...
Bazhang forever!