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It's how funny things can change just like this.
Today marks the end and a start of another chapter. Sitting in the Exco room no longer feels the same.
I still recalled, when i was at the beginning of my exco year, in year2. I asked Jolene, "Why didn't you run for IITSC again?" She replied "It just wasn't my type of thing."
Nearing the end of year2, i asked myself this question, "Why am i doing this? Am i still going to continue on next year?" Then an answer came to my mind, "No i shouldn't, it's draining, it's time consuming, i could spend this time with my friends in TP more, spend more time with my fam..spend more time on my studies, to pull my GPA up."
Looking back, there is this moment which changed all my thoughts, everything. "If you don't pass this on, who will? If you don't do this, who do?"
"The only time when i know i've really graduated from TP, is when i look through my seniors' eyes from the stands. It is when i realized i've passed on everything i could."
To my fellow graduated batch of seniors from TPSU EXCOS, i thank y'all for teaching me whatever y'all have decided to pass on, the bad habits, the good ones, not forgetting the motivating/encouraging chain of words that's been constantly battling with my mind.
I Thank You all for grooming me as a person, building me spiritually (a bit exaggerating ah), thank you all for teaching me what's passion.
Actually, when i said i wanted to run for TPSU in my freshie year, i said it was all about "passion", but it's just a LIE, BIG FAT LIE, i just wanted to experience it. To me, passion is nothing, it's never everlasting, it's only for that moment, that period of time. What keeps you moving on is the people around you, you guys spurred me on when i felt like giving up. Y'all were the ones that keep everything intact.
And now i'm going to carry on, I'm going to spur the new comers along, rest assure, i'll run this journey with them, and when i finish, i'll look back at the journey i took with you guys.
And whenever i recall my TP life, i will always remember, there's a place called home.
Wish i could turn back the hands of time,
TPSU AY09/10 Excos. I Love You
Today marks the end and a start of another chapter. Sitting in the Exco room no longer feels the same.
I still recalled, when i was at the beginning of my exco year, in year2. I asked Jolene, "Why didn't you run for IITSC again?" She replied "It just wasn't my type of thing."
Nearing the end of year2, i asked myself this question, "Why am i doing this? Am i still going to continue on next year?" Then an answer came to my mind, "No i shouldn't, it's draining, it's time consuming, i could spend this time with my friends in TP more, spend more time with my fam..spend more time on my studies, to pull my GPA up."
Looking back, there is this moment which changed all my thoughts, everything. "If you don't pass this on, who will? If you don't do this, who do?"
"The only time when i know i've really graduated from TP, is when i look through my seniors' eyes from the stands. It is when i realized i've passed on everything i could."
To my fellow graduated batch of seniors from TPSU EXCOS, i thank y'all for teaching me whatever y'all have decided to pass on, the bad habits, the good ones, not forgetting the motivating/encouraging chain of words that's been constantly battling with my mind.
I Thank You all for grooming me as a person, building me spiritually (a bit exaggerating ah), thank you all for teaching me what's passion.
Actually, when i said i wanted to run for TPSU in my freshie year, i said it was all about "passion", but it's just a LIE, BIG FAT LIE, i just wanted to experience it. To me, passion is nothing, it's never everlasting, it's only for that moment, that period of time. What keeps you moving on is the people around you, you guys spurred me on when i felt like giving up. Y'all were the ones that keep everything intact.
And now i'm going to carry on, I'm going to spur the new comers along, rest assure, i'll run this journey with them, and when i finish, i'll look back at the journey i took with you guys.
And whenever i recall my TP life, i will always remember, there's a place called home.
Wish i could turn back the hands of time,
TPSU AY09/10 Excos. I Love You