I've been thinking about my future recently. Should I head to switzerland to complete my degree right after SHATEC? Should I start working instead? How old do I actually want to get married? How hard would it be for me to juggle both family and career? Would I survive alone if I went to switzerland? Would I still be able to keep up with my current relationship? Would I be able to pay for the school fees? Would my current GPA get me anywhere? So many questions but yet no answer. I never thought much about the future before but now, suddenly my perspectives and priorities have changed. I no longer look for how much fun I can have. I look for how much time do I have to learn the necessary skills I need to survive in this society. How I have to plan my time and money. If only we had a crystal ball to tell us what the future would be like.

Ever wondered why....

-The sky is blue?
-The clouds are white?
-The birds chirp?
-The sun rises from the east and sets in the west?
-There are dysfunctional families?
-There are heartaches?
-Guys in Singapore have to go to army?
-Some parents are more biased towards one sibling?
-Certain things aren't fair?
-Some study so hard yet do only mediocrely?

Well.. I wish I had the answers too..

It's the last paper for the year tomorrow and I still cant believe how fast the year has flashed by. It just felt like yesterday when I first stepped into class with a room filled with people I didn't know. Now, we're all classmates who have gone through a 9 months of torturous studies and 3 months of attachment together. Seeing how all of us have blossomed into such friends really amazes me and although we have our ups and downs, I feel we're all still forgiving and understanding toward each other in many situations. Certain things have changed since the 1st day of school but yet I hold high hopes for our class. That we would all graduate with our diplomas and get a great job and still remain good friends! So until we graduate, we'll work together as a class to help each other out and strive together!!

Reflections on the short clip from the movie!

What is happening at the beginning of the movie?
-There was a man who started to sharpen the knife meant for slaughtering the chickens
How do you think the boys felt about the gang?
-Some of them were in awe while a few were skeptical and afraid
How did the boys escape from the police?
-They ran,removed articles of clothes from their body along the way and joined in the on-going soccer game to throw the police's attention off them



Here's the assignment for this week!! oh! English test was kind of hard. Hope we all did well!! =)

This is the first post in this blog. Guess we're supposed to be writing reflections on grammer lessons. Sometimes I can't help but find that this lesson is a little redundant. I admit that I may not know what kind of sentence structure I am using but so long as i can phrase perfectly understandable sentences and use the right grammer structure, why do I still have to go through this lesson? I may sound arrogant but I really feel that there's no need for grammer lessons. I would understand if we were studying how to write a resume or even how to use proper descriptive words but GRAMMER?! Come on.. I feel like I'm back in primary and secondary school. I'm sorry if writing this post may offend you but that's how I really feel about the lesson. You're a great teacher and you try to make the lessons interesting. I really appreciate that. So well, this kind of ends my first post. Short, sweet and simple. =) Cheerios~