Growing and living everyday
I've not been writing for a while, that's because I've been so busy with school, projects, test, worship leading, Service Ambassadors, Young PAP and so many other things I just can't remember.It has indeed been 2 hectic weeks. The good news is - I survived. No doubt I've came down with a bad throat and massive headache, I guess I'm still ok.
Wednesday and Thursday were the 2 most craziest days of the week.
Let's start with Wednesday:
I started the day with F & B Operations Management tutorial, its our last tutorial of fun with Mr Govin. Sigh...
Followed by 2 hours of Management Accounting lecture and another 2 hours of MICE lecture. If you don't fall asleep at all, I take my hat off to you!
I rushed down to Temasek Polytechnic to join my groupmates ( they skipped MICE lecture and I became the official scribe)
We had alot of fun doing the report together.
However, what I wasn't ready for was what came at supper time. Although I feel more intimate with my new group, they were way too straight forward.
This is what people feel about me (how true it is, I'm not sure):
1. I need to change my dress sense
2. I'm a disturbance to the lecturers
3. I talk too much and ask too many questions
4. I am irritating
5. I'm too studious
Whatever it is, I'll do what I can to correct my flaws, the rest of it I'll ignore. You can't please the whole world.
Thursday:
Rushed editing in the lab after a slow, hearty and warm lunch at Restaurant In The Square (RITS). They are open for operation again! Yahoo!
This time, I didn't dine alone, I had Jovi, Ailing, Alan and Linda to join me. I must admit I enjoyed myself. You people are great company. Thanks!
A few hours later, I was on the go again, this time - - > home.
I didn't really bother about dressing up for the Singapore Chef Association Dinner & Dance. I mean... I really had no time. Thus, I ended up in my BESE attire. Look at my friendster pictures if you want to know how it looks like.
The dinner was good food, wine and friends. The ambience was just so romantic, with dim lighting, sequin scattered tables and the chocolate fountaine.
Finally, I'm thankful to God that I won a lucky draw prize, however...it looks like I'll be having pasta for a long long time. (You know what I mean)
Will write again when I can.
posted by Primordialism Instrumentalism @ 8:23 AM
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