"voices" concert

the concert yesterday was a blast! i guess the council had really pulled off something really big and we succeeded despite the lack of publicity and disagreements. i really have to say we pulled it through is because of the optimism and skills that actually meant most and nothing else. i thank all those who had been there to help. the prefects, the councillors, my very own npcc cadets, psl's and most of all, the bands that played.

one night before the concert:
highness was experienced by the 6 of us. weng, vicknesh, loga, dickson, gabriel and i. it was like 10 pm in the night, and we were all worn out by the amount of physical work we had to do. so when we were eating pizzas in the staff lounge, all of us couldn't help but keep laughing. this was also the first time i wore my school uniform the longest time. 0530hrs to 0000hrs.

concert day:
many hot girls. utter chaos. npcc kids who can't do duty cause they were too distracted. i scolded christopher cause he wasn't at his duty post and he didn't bring his uniform. i saw june, she looks prettier than all the other times that i caw her. then we had the both boards who were too stretched of manpower cause of the large area of school compound we had to cover. really sorry that i screwed up the duty of deployment. end of concert, we had to clean up to this stand of mr ng's which is to "always leave the area that we use, cleaner that it was before we entered". after clean up, we got to taste the supper mrs choo prepared for us. after supper, home.

final thought "it wasn't so bad after all"

truthfully speaking, i'm really pleased to be in st pat's. the reason why most ptaricians can't empathize with how i feel is because they don't put their 110% in what they do during their stay in st pat's. so they don't grab the essence of it all, which is to truly enjoy.

22nd july 2006. a day i'll remember.

XyeThesis
`commitment is important to a leader. why? because it's all that and more. because the people that lead are following you. you can't afford to give it up.

"voices" concert

the concert yesterday was a blast! i guess the council had really pulled off something really big and we succeeded despite the lack of publicity and disagreements. i really have to say we pulled it through is because of the optimism and skills that actually meant most and nothing else. i thank all those who had been there to help. the prefects, the councillors, my very own npcc cadets, psl's and most of all, the bands that played.

one night before the concert:
highness was experienced by the 6 of us. weng, vicknesh, loga, dickson, gabriel and i. it was like 10 pm in the night, and we were all worn out by the amount of physical work we had to do. so when we were eating pizzas in the staff lounge, all of us couldn't help but keep laughing. this was also the first time i wore my school uniform the longest time. 0530hrs to 0000hrs.

concert day:
many hot girls. utter chaos. npcc kids who can't do duty cause they were too distracted. i scolded christopher cause he wasn't at his duty post and he didn't bring his uniform. i saw june, she looks prettier than all the other times that i caw her. then we had the both boards who were too stretched of manpower cause of the large area of school compound we had to cover. really sorry that i screwed up the duty of deployment. end of concert, we had to clean up to this stand of mr ng's which is to "always leave the area that we use, cleaner that it was before we entered". after clean up, we got to taste the supper mrs choo prepared for us. after supper, home.

final thought "it wasn't so bad after all"

truthfully speaking, i'm really pleased to be in st pat's. the reason why most ptaricians can't empathize with how i feel is because they don't put their 110% in what they do during their stay in st pat's. so they don't grab the essence of it all, which is to truly enjoy.

22nd july 2006. a day i'll remember.

XyeThesis
`commitment is important to a leader. why? because it's all that and more. because the people that lead are following you. you can't afford to give it up.