Taken during the TPDE GEMS concert. Not the best picture but i love the colours here (:

Perhaps I haven't been quite myself lately so much so that I haven't had a lot to say when i'm caught in conversations with the new people that I meet. It's sad because it's not the person that I am when i left Poly. I enjoyed my time there and I learnt how important networking can be. Especially after my internship, I grew to realise how crucial it is to expand your social network. We're not making use of them. We're keeping them close so that these friendships and bonds are not temporary. And knowing that even they're there for you when you need help or vice versa.

A teacher once told us,"Keep your loved ones close, but your enemies closer."

Another teacher also told us,"You never know if your enemy will become a huge superstar one day.. So make friends with every one. "

Yet another teacher in my MI PAE days told us that a heart should never be filled with even the slightest hate because it is contagious. Love, on the other hand, is different.

I'm not sure if i'm making any sense as usual but i've got an excuse today. My energy has been wiped out after working over the long weekend. I'm slightly upset that i'm losing all the time that i usually spend at home/out with my family members but i'm glad my family has been truly the kindest and motivating. Perhaps it's a good time to keep myself out of the house, and not being an irritating sister while my brother studies for his final examinations. (I'm super proud of him and i hope i'll be able to attend his graduation in the later part of this year.)

Our graduation ceremony is drawing close and it pains me at the thought of bidding my beloved school the final farewell. Walking home alone today, i thought to myself and reflected on how i spent my time in Temasek Polytechnic. Of how i totally didn't know the existence of the school (you can't blame me since i come from a totally different part of Singapore!) to when i first stepped foot into the school, took in the sights and sounds and told my mother that "I think i will have the best 3 years of my life here." That was real, i'm not kidding. You can ask my mother and she'll back me up. I'm truly thankful to have been part of the school and i will forever be proud of everything that is Temasek Polytechnic. Have i ever mentioned how different the people in TP are? Everyone smiles at everyone and there's no barrier when it comes to what course/school that you come from. I think it's something very special. TP kids are always jovial and can get overly hyped up but that's how i love my school and the people there.

Gosh please let me stop here. I'll save more good words when the actual graduation day comes.

Forewarn: My posts are going to be extremely incoherent these days. My thoughts are all jumbled up together with work (which makes my mum feel like i can become a workaholic someday) but it's probably the whole point of setting up this blog anyway. To pen my thoughts.

Also! I'm 5 more years away from achieving my goal for this blog! I've had this blog since i was 14 years old and i had aimed to hold it till i turn 25 or get married. HAHAHA!

, osn.

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