Sunday, September 23, 2007
MAF '07.
So I went for HCI's Mid Autumn Festival last Saturday instead of going for Firestorm. Had wanted to go for Firestorm, if only it was on any other Saturday.
So.. Photos!
The few canoeists who managed to gather for a photo:
Me with Kai Long and Yuhang:
And with Yen Shong here.. And Qing Zhen the crasher!:
Me with the 35SCE people. I feel so extra!:
For photos that I took with my class and videos of the grand light up, check out my class blog.
So anyway, going back and meeting up with old friends certainly bring about many revelations. Found out quite a bit about the love lives of certain people. And found out how gay my juniors are. One of them got A*STAR scholarship. Another one rejected A*STAR and took up DSTA scholarship. And another is taking the IDA scholarship, the one where you can get a Master's degree in 4 years. And another is studying Medicine, even though my junior class doesn't take Biology. Great. How gay is that..
On a side note, the people from my class who attended have gotten considerably less. I hope more of them will be around next year. But I don't know if I should even go again next year. The Hwa Chong culture is like.. something you want to hold on to, but you know will slowly slip away from you as you grow older, and eventually you'll no longer feel much attachment anymore. I hope what I just said isn't that true.
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So.. Photos!
The few canoeists who managed to gather for a photo:
Me with Kai Long and Yuhang:
And with Yen Shong here.. And Qing Zhen the crasher!:
Me with the 35SCE people. I feel so extra!:
For photos that I took with my class and videos of the grand light up, check out my class blog.
So anyway, going back and meeting up with old friends certainly bring about many revelations. Found out quite a bit about the love lives of certain people. And found out how gay my juniors are. One of them got A*STAR scholarship. Another one rejected A*STAR and took up DSTA scholarship. And another is taking the IDA scholarship, the one where you can get a Master's degree in 4 years. And another is studying Medicine, even though my junior class doesn't take Biology. Great. How gay is that..
On a side note, the people from my class who attended have gotten considerably less. I hope more of them will be around next year. But I don't know if I should even go again next year. The Hwa Chong culture is like.. something you want to hold on to, but you know will slowly slip away from you as you grow older, and eventually you'll no longer feel much attachment anymore. I hope what I just said isn't that true.
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