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Hola! I guess im trying to post daily entries. i wonder how long i can keep this up? u guys better appreciate what im doing! but then again, i have nothing better to do right now. i mean, exams are over, and holidays are coming really soon, im practically left with nothing to do now except watch the tv and go online - which would probably explain why im online so much. But then again, i always have been online a lot.

So anyways, today was pretty, er, should i say not bad? yea, it was pretty not bad. we didnt do anything during economics. We spent the first half of the class talking about chemistry (or rather, my friends were talking, i was crapping - hey! u guys know how i am with science.. ) and the other half pondering over riddles and psychological questions. Mr Tan (the teacher) came up with tonnes of mind boggling questions and situations. i dont think we figured out any of them until he told u. It was quite fun actualy, because there were only 6 of us, so.. yea.

i was on the bus just now with my friends. and there was this woman who was sitting in front of us. i nearly sat next to her, but didnt for some reason. So we were just sitting there, talking, and suddenly the woman started shouting and making weird noises and pointing to the front. i thought she was pointing to an accident or something, but apparently there was none. She kept acting like she was talking to someone - she was alone. i think she was just talking gibberish with a few mandarin words. No no, i might not be able to understand the different chinese dialects, but i do recognise chinese when i hear it spoken. she seemed quite mad at something. and the real funny thig was there was this guy sitting near her, u can see he was edging slowly away from her.

It made me think, society is actuall very, erm, im not sure whats the wordto use, reserved?. I mean, everyone talks about treating people equally, help the needy, disabled, and all that. people talk a lot, make grand claims and give impresive suggestions. But when they are put right smack in the situation, personally, u'll realize that its all talk and no action. I don't mean to say everyone is like that. There is quite a large percentage who actually do practice what they preach. And these are the kind of people who really make a difference in the world today. They might not be going on tv for giving 5 digit donations on a cheque bigger than themselves (probably to make sure people way at the back can see the exact amount written on it), not that im saying its a bad thing, but their actions makes as much, if not more, of a difference to the people all around them.

the realization that i might be moving and not coming back to singapore in 2 weeks time hasnt really dawned on me. It all still feels like a dream. I'm going to KL next week on friday to meet the committee and finalize my joining Atlantic College. I hope everything goes well. I'm going to miss singapore - the people here more like it. I mean, i havent been here long, but i've met and made friends with some really wonderful people. Theres also Chen Pong and Joseph, who came here as well to study in JCs. The few months ive been here has been all the more fun and meaningful with their presence, and i hope nothing will ever change that. Thank you! =D

And today is Chen Pong's birthday, so.. HAPPY BIRTHDAY CHEN PONG!!! May the future holds lots of surprises and may you succeed in everything that u set out to do.. All the best!!!