the path

[tungst3n]

" hrm. say in another 1 month or so, i would officially break off from singapore's education system.

come to think of it, was it a descision made correctly to have entered jc?

i could have flown to australia for a foundation course. gone to lasalle to do something arty farty. or chose to do mass comm in poly.

i didn't.

i chose to go to a jc.

Comments

[f_o_c]

spot on - Nil Sine Labore. sounds like you had quite a balanced school life :)
i assure you will look back on these past 2 years very very fondly.

[tungst3n]

let's really hope so yea?

after 'A's go lancing lancing yea? hur hur.

[a_lj_for_xx]

jc life is lidat, a rat race, but since u have chosen this route, you would have to carry on no matter what. it's not the education system that makes people a loner, or a nobody, it's that as we grow older, we are too busy to maintain the ties that have once bonded us to others

[tungst3n]

issit true? hrm.

perhaps i'm someone who values friendship highly.

[a_lj_for_xx]

yes, it's true, nw u noe

[cl3m3nt]

just like me, i used to be involved in every single council project in secondary school, from teachers' day to speech day, then orientation, just to name some major events.

in college, i thought of running for it as well. in fact, i was in council for a weekend. but was too tired to start the whole cycle once again. i dropped out.

here i am now, vice-president of english society. definitely not as busy as a councillor, but still have a number of school events that we as CCA leadersa have to be involved in. come next year, after my orientation as OGL, i will be stopping all involvement in school events. looking forward for my SYF and a levels. =)

[tungst3n]

thanks for sharing.

all the best to you yea? :)