It's been a really, really long time since I updated. And too many things have happened while I was away. So many, I believe I've already forgotten half of everything that's happened ( Read more... )

The June Common Tests ended yesterday. I bid my temporary goodbye to those terrible days of cooping myself up in National Library to study ( Read more... )

This morning, I attended 'Cycle 350' with Jasper, Qing Xiang, Wei Lin & Sylvia. An event organised by the Mazarin Programme students (a group of elites) from my school, it was meant to be an environmental cause, though not very obvious. The objective of the event was to reduce participants' carbon footprints through cycling for 2 hours or so, but ( Read more... )

Realised that I haven't been blogging properly the past week ( Read more... )

The holidays are finally coming to a close, thankfully. My gears have stopped turning for long enough.

Haven't been a very dedicated blogger these days, have I? I'll just do a quick recount of what I did & where I went the past few days for keepsake:

Saturday (22/01)Went for church in the evening, and then dinner with the cell group at EastPoint' ( Read more... )

Well, the past two days have been rather slow-paced as compared to the earlier half of the holidays when I had so much on my plate.

Natalia returned from Melbourne not long ago, after a year-long stay there. She won't be here for very long, though - she'll be flying back to Australia on Valentine's Day. And that means she has to celebrate the ( Read more... )

Take "today" as January 19.

I bumped into a considerable number of acquaintances in between the journeys that I took today. It's just another of those days when I'm reminded that the world is so small after all. I'm guessing it's also some sort of a message; a message that reminds me to never focus on starting new relationships at the expense of ( Read more... )

I'll start off by introducing my recent layout change. It's been quite long since I really sat down & browsed through the multitudes of layout communities. It didn't take me very long to find "the" one, though ( Read more... )

Yesterday afternoon, I received my results for the 'O' Level exams. I performed better than my expectations, with 4 A2s & 4 A1s. All the praise & glory goes to God! Of course, I couldn't have done it without the moral support from most importantly my parents and also some of my teachers ( Read more... )

OK, so tomorrow's the day. I'm going to receive the results for one of the most important exams in my academic life ( Read more... )