Prelims are over. I just wish that the results I receive will be what I was aiming for. Well, the wait won't be that long. It's just about 10 days away. Before that I'll have the graduation day to look forward to. It'll mark the end of our 4 years in SJI. It's sad to end this part of my life and move on. But I guess it'll also be a celebration of everything we have enjoyed over the past 4 years; the wonderful experience of being a josephian.

Actually, I have many things to look forward to. For one, the kuching trip at the end of the year. Then there's the 433 class graduation party after the O levels. I want to thank the organisers for taking the time to plan it. And there is Legion chalet. And the hong kong trip with my family. And being free from textbooks to pursue other out-of-syllabus courses. (At least for a while).

But for now I'd just have to study real hard for my O'levels.

Before I sleep, I just want to show my support for the decision to deny several activists with a history of violence entry into Singapore. Well, many critics have argued that it is these people's right to come into Singapore and protest against the IMF/World Bank. Yes, I agree with them, of course protests and free speech should be encouraged, but isn't it also our right as Singaporeans to want to protect our infrastructure, properties and ourselves? It is our safety at stake here. We are not denying entry to just anyone, not all the activists, but just those few, a fraction of them, with a record, concrete evidence of them causing damage and a threat to law and order in other countries. I guess there will always be people on both sides of the fence, but think about it, are we being unreasonable in claiming our right to protecting ourselves?

Looking forward to RME retreat tomorrow!
And my sleep.

September Holidays
I mean Studying Break.

Well, its Teachers' Day today, so yes, to all my teachers, Happy Teacher's Day!

Since the last time I've blogged, which was quite a long time ago, I've realised a lot of stuff about myself. I won't spell them out here. But there were there friends going through some problems, and while I was helping them out, I kind of realised a lot about myself at the same time. Well, two of you, thanks for giving me the chance to give you advice, I hope I managed to help. I know anyway, that one of you might read my blog and the other definitely doesn't read blogs. Thanks anyways. It'll all work out in the end!

I'll start blogging about everything I experienced since my last blog, trust me, I want to, but I'll be taking too much time from my studies. Haha yes. Studies. It sounds boring, but has to be done.

I'll take this chance to advertise for the Youth Rally on Monday night at Novena. Sms me if you want more details. For all those still pondering, go for the rally! It is once a year!

Well, back to studying! And boredom!