Lessons are energy zappers,that I can certainly,doubtlessly conclude. Physical geography tutorial today was like,oh-my-goodness BORING!(no offence to Ms Fisher) There was this distant drone in my head about the depth of the river and how it becomes deeper(or is it more shallow?) when it reaches the mouth,and all the time my eyelids were like 20kg(nah,make that 100kg) bags drooping downwards,not once,not twice,but many many times! Bleah! I dislike that feeling-when you know you have to keep awake so as not to miss out anything during the all-important lessons-yet you just can't fight the temptations of, "I will close my eyes for just 10secs...really...I will....can.....zzzzz...."
Went back to Xinmin on Monday to promote VJC to my juniors. Kinda nostalgic feeling when Mr Tan's car pulled into the all-too-familiar carpark where I had spent much time playing mindless soccer during breaks,especially last year July when the World Cup season was the hottest thing everywhere. The talk itself went okay,although there were many a-times when the five of us-Jun Jin,Jian Xiang,Kenneth,Pei Qian and I really have no idea what to say,and when Mr Chan passed the ball to our court by asking,"Any comments?",all of us "chua-tio",haha. So we had to crap up something on the spot,and I had to thank my debating background for that! It was also kinda cool to catch up with all the juniors who have changed so much,and especially with the teachers. Aww,that warm fuzzy feeling of nostalgia! We then took the bus back to VJC,and because of our deliberate drag of time,Kenneth and I managed to skip the horrible Chinese book test. *smiles*
Track Nationals still in the heat now,going strong,and doing very well! All the way guys! :)
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