The Many Things

YES I got the internship. God has been really good to me. To get it even though there was a trip clashing with the schedule - miraculous. Hopefully I can learn PLENTY from it, even if it is merely a week.

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A little less than half of 3E went to the zoo quite recently (my goodness, I can't remember when). I brought along the SISTER as well, since her exams were done and over with the day before. Haha, it really was quite a fun ride, we got to see plenty of things, even those that were unmentionable. What with the lion pride fighting and all, the blatant consensual (I believe) intercourse between red, plastic-buttocked Hamadryas baboons (reminds me of the various PDAs among humans), and all, in between, I believe, we had some good, clean fun.


Hahaha.


The SISTER sure enjoyed it. I guess J(u) would be the person she would remember the most, what with the girl carrying her around intermittently. She got to participate in one of the shows too. J(u) as well, haha.

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PW OP has just been finished. Which also marks the end of PW as a whole. I should be feeling all relieved and happy, but somehow, I just feel a little old, a little sad at the thought of putting the process of PW behind me. Truly, I faced it with as much as apprehension, cynicism, (derision even) as everyone else did, but at the end of it, I believe my group members B, K, and J did make PW a whole lot more tolerable, even fun, really. I really hope I will not forget the journey we toiled through as a group for PW (everyone in the group did shed a tear at least once), and the memorable experiences, like learning that putting cookies at the top of the oven shelf burns them really badly, learning to walk in sync with both the person in front and the cymbal-clanging, and even trying to "see-saw" on a plank and a cylinder (that was really fun). I hope that no one forgets all these; I myself have been changed somewhat (hopefully for the better) during this process, all of us have, indeed. I truly appreciate all their efforts - they've at least counted for something; we did well.

At the end of the road, when we look back, I would hope to see, and to realise, how we've actually made something not fun, fun.



And productive as well lah.

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My goodness, I really need to finish up the homework and study for the holidays. Work hard y'all!