My practical self told me that I should be studying, not doing other stuff. But if I don't ever blog these things down, I may never get a chance to share my feelings with the class again, or the feeling might be different already in future

I echo with much of what Boon Pin and Yi Chen have said.

冰冻三尺非一日之寒. We bemoan how unbonded our class is. In my opinion, for many relationships, things have to strike off from a very good start right at the beginning, so as to pave way for lesser chances of awkwardness in future. There could have been less of a common identity right at the beginning of J1, which didn't help to break much of the ice between us, and which thus snowballed into our "lack of bondedness" today. If I could turn back time, I may feel a stronger urge to establish better relationships with everyone else. I know it's easy to say so, but I would have tried to make the effort if time could reverse.

On a lighter note, I felt happy last night. Really. It seemed, that being the "final night" it appeared to be last night, it bore much significance, and many of us put down our usual barriers and took pictures enthusiastically together. People never seem to realize that things would be gone until its too late, myself included. Soon, many of us would walk towards different paths, even for the guys, since we may not enter the same bunks. And yet I haven't entirely got to know everyone else well enough. For some of us, we've usually stuck quite closely with our own cliques. Now that the year is coming to an end, I got a bit sentimental. Things would have been a lot different if we had realized that feeling a long time ago.

I do agree with BP YC on the fact that captain's ball gave us some of that sense of common identity. Yeah, I had been very pragmatic in ponning all of the pe lessons during the pre-prelim period so as to make time for studies, but it seemed that I had lost out a bit on these valuable common experiences. Never mind that. After our prelims, I wanted to be less pragmatic, and did played the few games that the girls spontaneously organized. And I appreciate them for doing so. It was one of the nicest experiences that I had with 6P.

Thank you to you girls who initiated the games


In our lives, we forge friendships with many , but there will be some whom you will cherish much much more for life. In the past 2 years, I am very grateful for having made great friends in this class. Yo alex boonpin yichen zhijie zhonghong especially. Shan't elaborate. Very gaowei to do that between guys. But you have been great friends, really. I'll remember alex's suggestion, "once a year". But nah thats too few man...

To the rest of  the class...
to benjamin, the one who's exceptionally knowledgeable in history, especially that of china
to bing xiang and jason the loudmouths in the class who are also very funny people
to boyang  who can go be a hairstylist
to the super high debbie, melinda, maychew, sherry (and who always calls me ah giao) last night
to the 姐妹帮 of Renice Shuli Jasmine Yiling
and the rest of my PW groupmates Derrick, Huiming, Xueying
to fellow network friend Ziqin
to the German topscorer Shanni, and her fellow best friend in class Shimin, and H3, VBC friend Weichang
and how can I ever forget kungfu master duny ang, who ALWAYS tries to get frisky with me walao, but who no doubt has brought laughter to my time in 6P
All the best for the final hurdle of our JC academic life. To the girls, hope that you all can get into the uni and the course of your choice too. For some of the guys, c each other in tekong ar!

And if the class still wants to play captain's ball or anything, I'm definitely on for it :)

Yu Zheng