Another day has passed like that.

Hmm..came back from school early after learning that Chem teacher was sick and deciding to just skip Maths lecture now that they are just doing revisions and nothing new, I was intending to have a nice nap and did my work..but apparently only the latter happened as I 'sacrificed' my sleeping time for computers..hehe I should really consider locking it up now, it is just too distracting...but anyway felt quite good today coz manage to do some work, studied something..

Few days ago I left friendster comments for some of my friends,many secondary school friends whom I have not met for ages, probably since Graduation 2005...yeap, got replies, which really lifted my spirits a bit. It was just as if we are back at secondary school, I can almost hear them talking to me. Ah, those times..true, we were never united as a class, but at the most we have not forgotten about each other. But in reality, how far will this happen? 3-5 years? 10 years? Or maybe some people simply treat this portion of their life as an insignificant one, something worth forgetting for the sake of more important things such as their future. But for me, I will always treasure these days, for I feel that these are my only carefree days and it is highly unlikely that I will ever experience these days until, probably, I retire or something. And in the same way I will treasure the last days I spend with my JC classmates, going for Graduation Night, class chalet, possibly even class overseas trip.

Something else to share...yesterday I got my progress report for BT2...I cant understand why, but I felt elated at the positive comments by both my civics tutor a.k.a form teacher and the deputy principal herself. My results are not very great, quite inferior if compared to my closer friends but the comments did a good job in cheering me up. It goes like "Seng Yen showed improvements in grades in most of his subjects. Keep up the good work and work towards more distinctions in A Level exams". Though simple, but it told me the work I had put in after my horrendous BT1 results had not gone wasted. It told me that if I continue to persist, I will eventually get back to the top, where I used to be. Longing for returning to that position is not enough, it is the action that matters. Not to mention a great deal of discipline as well.

So I shall start...by going to sleep now. It is a bit late, I will need a good, refreshing sleep to continue on the long journey tomorrow.