just keep running

A number of things.

I seem to have an infinite number of tutorials to complete.

I have a proposal to settle.

I want to learn how to tread water.

If you can(successfully) teach me, I'll be forever grateful to you.

I want to pass A Level Chinese.

I want to pass block test.

I think Kwek's arguments all don't make much sense.

Damn random. @ 22:20

My mum says it's okay that we didn't get into top 5 cause it's only a medal more that we missed.

When I set my sights on the VM, I wasn't looking much at the medal.

Among everything else, the medal was just a material item of showing success. I wasn't looking for a medal. I was looking for the glory of winning.

It was something that kept me through the trainings and the actual event itself.

It was also something I failed to get even after the numerous trainings and all that talking.

Ah fuck it. @ 21:19

Lol wtf. My comp cannot play sounds anymore. My room now sounds like a graveyard.

In under 2 days, NY ODAC will be going against the odds (and 58 teams, 5 CJ teams and 66 storeys) in the National Vertical Marathon, attempting to place the 4 teams into the top 5 positions.(which is pretty much an extremely hard task to achieve) It'll also probably the first time I'll be taking part competitively in an externally organized race.

About 6 weeks ago, Uncle Kwek gave a little speech on school budget and nicely launched himself into an argument about CCAs taking part in competitions. (SYF, A Divs etc etc) His take was that if they're going, then they're gonna have to win cause the reputation of NY was at stake, so to say. He also added that if they're not going to win, then they shouldn't have to go, lest they put NY's name to shame.

It didn't hit me as hard as it should have, but only like 2 weeks later after I read some article online did I realize that what he said was quite wrong at that point of time. Being a principal of a college, he should be promoting values like sportsmanship blahblahblah instead of saying stuff like "if you're not going to win, then you better not go". You get the idea.

But standing at this point of time with the NVM in under 48 hrs, I'm going to have to say he was right in some way. What's the point of a competition if we're not there to win? If we're going to be present at the competition, we might as well make our presence felt.

Training for everyone has been pretty much crazy enough, considering many of them are new to this. For now, what really matters is that few minutes up that building. Just a few minutes.

Then I'm going to bring back the damn medal and make Kwek give it to me.

Now if you'll excuse me, I have a marathon to win.

Pray for me. Lol. Bye. @ 21:50

Lol wtf.

This (chinese) new year must be a really sucky one for me.

First, my hp died. Then, my comp speakers died. Now I'm stuck with a pile of undone homework due tmr and a IE test on thurs.

And NVM in 5 days.

Die liao lor!

And pls allow me to say I'm not a water person. Tried to swim at yck this morning. Totally cmi. Lol. I tink I'm better off running.



This has got to be one of the coolest messages Windows gave me.

[Edit] oh I forgot! I saw CPT John while I was house-visiting the other day at Jurong. With his family. Not bad, he still remembers me even after I MIA from HQ so long.

His wife is damn chio.

OK sorry. Bye. @ 20:59

yo.

This year CNY seems slightly different- it lacks a certain atmosphere, making it really dull. Then again, I don't really like CNY cos I don't see the point. It's just a waste of time.

The dumb thing is NVM 2007 is in 7 days and here I am, spending the day away guzzling nonsense like prawn rolls and pineapple tarts.

And I just messed with some security shit on my hp and somehow managed to lock myself out of my phone. Now I'm living on my dad's hp with my SIM card with all my contacts gone. I feel like an idiot.

Pls pass me your number. I've lost it.

Ok bye. @ 23:59

Performance was like shit today. Don't know wtf is wrong with me.

Screw the chinese new year. @ 21:55

hello everyone.

The O level results just came out yesterday, so congrats to everyone that got whatever points they wanted. To everyone else that didn't, life goes on. Or as Tan Kee How would put it, move on.

For everyone that got like, a single pointer or anything else that's impressive(I realise this is relative), please be happy and go show off your results like, now.

For all those that didn't get that impressive a score and feeling really shitty now, please don't be.

At some point 6 months down the road, no one cares what the hell your L1R5 was anymore, especially if you have problems passing your H1s in JC.(like me)

So if u're got 8, be happy about it while you still can. If you got 41(I think it's possible), don't worry cause it won't take the world long to forget that.

Ahdui. My legs are damn pain now.

OK byebye. @ 23:10

Behold, my wonderful results from the physics test that was held on the Monday straight after the Odac trek (which btw, burned my Sat and Sun away)

The test was upon 40.

Good luck to everyone getting back their Os results tmr. God bless. @ 22:03

Life is boring.

Expose yourself to a interesting piece of essay here.

If I'm not wrong, Gayle Goh's a Singaporean blogger in the leagues of Mr Brown, Molly Meek, Yawning Bread etc etc. And he's an ACJC second year student. (I THINK)

Reading his blog makes me feel so ashamed. @ 22:32

About time I blogged.

Trek!











I'm telling you, this picture is worth millions. =)












Adam just looks cool with that thing over his head.




My grp. =)




Ha this picture totally cracked me up.





TOM TOM TOM.







School has been pretty boring. Math's still okay. Chem understandable. Physics's greek to me. Sometimes I forget I take econs. All I really wanna do now is to win that VM.

Ha ok bye. Be back when I'm free. @ 21:54