second day at sungei gedong... i literally became a driver, because the organiser for the event left some stuff back at Kranji camp, and so i decided to be nice and to give that guy a lift on the new Ford Everest (partly cos if i stayed on i might have to help to set up the stuff there, so might as well enjoy driving around)... he spent the whole trip scrutinizing the Ford Everest inside out...

and i met Andre at Sungei Gedong... basically his company is helping with the admin and logistics part of the whole event... and so, he was there... what a nice accident, although i was hoping (and also more likely) to be meeting Jesse cos of the very near proximity to the armour camp which i was at...

we left after lunch, and it was dismissal at 2pm from boon lay... yay... yesterday i reached home at 4+pm, and today at about 3pm... it's really a very rewarding experience indeed... lolx... by trending, i should be able to reach home by 2pm tomorrow... fat hope!!

anyway tomorrow's the release of A level results... i can only try to remember the distant past of me fearing the release of results (knowing fully well how terribly i did for my prelims, and that those sub-standard grades would not get me anywhere in singapore)... i remember the irritating brother paul giving such a long speech at the Performance Arts Centre (that i actually received my friend's calls and sms in the PAC asking me about my results and i have to reply them that i still don't know)... then was the long arduous walk back to the classroom where the also-very-irritating Thomas Ho gave us another long talk about our class' results... i eventually received my results - one full hour later than all my friends from other JCs... take that for extra nervous-ness...

nonetheless i want to wish my beloved juniors the best in their results... i'm not gonna try to convince any of you that it won't be a nerve-wrecking experience right up to the very moment of holding your result slip, but i'm gonna remind you guys that no matter what it's already fixed; so just TRY not to worry too much about it... to all my dearest juniors from CJC, Rosel, MinJia, XuanTing, Rebecca, Ircahn, Rommel, etc... and Ruth from church... i wish you all the best, great luck, and plentiful blessings from God above...

it's gonna be the last few months that i'll be able to call you people "juniors" because in the not-too-long future, i'll have to call those of you who will be going to NUS "seniors" already... so in the meantime, take care, dearest juniors!!! hehehe...