These days time is spinning like a merry-go-round, I want to keep up with the pace yet find myself dropped behind, want to jump off yet get injured, want to take a breath yet inhale a mouthful of sorrow.
SYF is tomorrow at ACJC. The light and music people finally came today for the rehearsal. We stayed up to 6:30pm standing at the parade square doing runs, changing scenes, pracitising on heels and shouting at the top of the voice. Real dramatic things occurred when three girls broke down in stress, drenched in tears and one girl was overpowered by "heart attack" that led to much commotion. SJAB was summoned and two HODs got panicky.
Chemistry O Level SPA finally finished today. My roller-coaster emotions were finally put to rest, with a grain of salt, though. Staying calm is not always the golden rule, but thank goodness it still aplies favourably on me. This week when three tests popped out undeclared, I narrowly managed to cope quite well.
Focused group discussion(a feedback session) will be held on next Wednesday. Several issues will be discussed so I still have to sort my minds to give some "constructional suggestions". O Level is in 7 months' time, enough for me to grapple with new knowledge, yet not enough for me to get psychologically prepared. A long way to go, and a devious one.
Thank you mum and dad for still being such a great support. There is nothing for you to worry about since I am coping pretty well. From next week onwards I will not have intensed CCA trainings so we can talk "dogs and kids and trips and gardens and sky and moon" again on phone. Please take great care of your health.
The meals at hostel are improving in quality, though I am doing my best to keep down the quantity:P The occasional addition of ice-cream cakes and mango jelly can spice up a day; and today the pineapple was delightfully sour.
Eileen Chang said in her prose," Life is a fabulous robe ladden with fleas."
I agree~
So to reveal the real colour of "life", let's all get moving to remove the fleas.
Life can be a bed of roses, given that friends are there for you.
And you know that they are there~
Wednesday, April 1, 2009
Monday, March 30, 2009
It is raining, Don't get wet...




When it rains, I will remember you:
You used to be the sunshine that shed happiness in my life, I pursue your footsteps in search of "life";
You used to be the impeccable raindrop that falls like feathers in the deep of night, I open my eyes in my dream and see your face;
You used to be the etheral seraph dancing in the air, clad in purity, bathed in bliss;
You used to light up my life,
You used to be YOU~~~
Saturday, March 21, 2009
My Dear Lingying Family

When Bocheng announced the best group for the Yingxin camp, my heart almost jumped out of my body. Everyone around us was shouting deliriously the names of their groups; but my intuition told me it should be us, Ling Ying!
I fell in love with our group at the first sight. The cool name made me think of the ruler of the air gliding gracefully yet austerely in the azure blue sky. We are the king of the sky! And we fly really high!
Knowing that there are so many seniors who devote all their love to care for us newbies touched me a lot. I love Ling Ying Family, and will work with all of you to make it a more glorious one.
Here, I want to thank some special people who helped make the camp the most memorable.
#1Yuecong:for leading us all the way and preparing really hard for the night performance:)
#2Meiwei: for cheering the loudest and inspiring us with you "mushroom-shaped" hair;D
#3Bocheng: for coming up with the hip-hop dance for Swan Lake, for being a cute"xiaoxiong"with zhiyuan, and for being a special member of Ling Ying for all of us to be proud of:)
#4Xiaoyou: for being so cheerful and understanding, patient and enthusiastic; I am glad to have your companion;)
#5Junquan: for discussing with us the night performance!
#6Zhiyuan: for being so caring and nice. I will remember you:)
#7Kaishi: for your warm companionship!
And all the Ling Ying members!
Let's strive together, for the greater heights!
Thursday, February 19, 2009
Happenings
Let it rain~~~
The night was dark, humid, and chilly, with clusters of cloud congregating at the far end of the sky. I felt the tempest in brew. The deep and thick blackness enshrouded the spire of a nearby church, which shone in the moonlight with a shimmering skin of light, utterly vulnerable as it was about to be swallowed up by the surrounding darkness. S crawled alone along a desolate lane unhurriedly. She knew the storm was coming, but somehow this time she chose not to budge.
The first few drops of rain pelted on her "claw", the coldness of which snapped her train of thoughts. She stared blindly at the glittering drops of rain splattered on her shell, shaking involuntarily with the rhythm of the pelting rain. Her claw was stinged...
A flash of lightning tore the sky apart. S felt her shell cracking. It was only her heart, but that was what she realized later. Almost the end, she thought, scooping out the soil soaked with rainwater with her two powerful claws. S was about to be home.
The silence of the air startled her and made her shiver with sadness. It had nothing to do with the rain, nothing to do with the day, nothing to do with her den, but everything to do with her self. She is a S, being a S means being merciless, but she could not even make it clear who to blame for her "plight", or a minor misfortune----her nature told her it was H, but her heart told her it was herself.
That is the dillemma of being a S----if you are not strong enough to suit the name, you fortune is inverted; but if you are strong enough to be relentless, you have to bring yourself along a long journey, with mutual hurting as the destination. The result is hard to behold, but it is impossible to look away...
S decided to face it. It was expected, she falsely reassured herself. Unlike charges can attract, but they can never remain neutral forever. One of them has to be discharged, and the one is S.
One scoop, two scoops, three scoops...
S was home.
She was in. She is now out.
The first few drops of rain pelted on her "claw", the coldness of which snapped her train of thoughts. She stared blindly at the glittering drops of rain splattered on her shell, shaking involuntarily with the rhythm of the pelting rain. Her claw was stinged...
A flash of lightning tore the sky apart. S felt her shell cracking. It was only her heart, but that was what she realized later. Almost the end, she thought, scooping out the soil soaked with rainwater with her two powerful claws. S was about to be home.
The silence of the air startled her and made her shiver with sadness. It had nothing to do with the rain, nothing to do with the day, nothing to do with her den, but everything to do with her self. She is a S, being a S means being merciless, but she could not even make it clear who to blame for her "plight", or a minor misfortune----her nature told her it was H, but her heart told her it was herself.
That is the dillemma of being a S----if you are not strong enough to suit the name, you fortune is inverted; but if you are strong enough to be relentless, you have to bring yourself along a long journey, with mutual hurting as the destination. The result is hard to behold, but it is impossible to look away...
S decided to face it. It was expected, she falsely reassured herself. Unlike charges can attract, but they can never remain neutral forever. One of them has to be discharged, and the one is S.
One scoop, two scoops, three scoops...
S was home.
She was in. She is now out.
Sunday, February 15, 2009
A Thorn in the Flesh
Cheer up lah..............
These days we learn about Cold War. The fact that the prosperous West Burlin being a thorn in the flesh in the communist-dominated East Germany did not strike me as odd.
There will always be thorns, as far as there are differences. And, there are always differences. So the fate is sealed: there are thorns.
A cone in a paper bag can inflict great hurt. What about a number of cones lying together in a bag? Will the bag be pierced through? The pressure will decrease for sure, since the surface area increases. The hurt is not that much.
So, a cone should be with cones, so the piercing part does not hurt.
By the same token, when the cone is inside a paper bag, it should fell its sharp part and turn to a cylinder, so it does not hurt, either.
Then the East Germany will not feel the hurt...
There will always be thorns, as far as there are differences. And, there are always differences. So the fate is sealed: there are thorns.
A cone in a paper bag can inflict great hurt. What about a number of cones lying together in a bag? Will the bag be pierced through? The pressure will decrease for sure, since the surface area increases. The hurt is not that much.
So, a cone should be with cones, so the piercing part does not hurt.
By the same token, when the cone is inside a paper bag, it should fell its sharp part and turn to a cylinder, so it does not hurt, either.
Then the East Germany will not feel the hurt...
Monday, February 9, 2009
Thursday, February 5, 2009
Breathe and Take a Ride
Life is like a roller coaster now: one moment you wallow at the plight of your misfortune, another moment you become unfazed by what could have burned you up. Not only one's mood becomes volatile like a beaker of alcohol vaporising in the open air; one's mind is go whirling from one polar to another, without suitable reasons to account for all these changes. Could all these be the symptoms of distress? Should not be. The real slaughter is yet to begin. But I have heard the sounds of knife-sharpening and smelt a scent of sordid death right there waiting to cloak us all.
The gravity of being a graduating student really sinks in. For the first time in my life, I begin to use a timetable and really keep my schedule for more than two weeks. My life is more organised that way, with every hour being alloted to perform diffrent tasks. This rids me of the confusion of thinking over what to do for the next day and motivates me to go on even when my mood goes from the zenith to the nadir.
In the new year, I begin to learn more and more about the limitations of myself that have lurked unobserved previously. Instead of mourning and pitying about them, I set to view them in a new light. Maybe it is my fortune to view my weakness in such a positive light, or maybe it is just a disguised excuse that I seek for myself; I prefer it to be the former.
My seniors' JC results were released someday last week. Disappointment was the basic mood while resignation took the second fiddle. Competition is so intense that it is hard for us scholars to get a footing; a strong, firm, unwavering footing. The situation for 2009 is just as formidable: one has to move on or one will drift back.
With more and more issues in my hands at the same time, I take a joy in juggling my life. Sometimes it is really hard to strike a balance between study and life; sometimes you just get engrossed in the task you are doing and all other worries are pushed back. Sometimes you find solace in the peace of a balmy night; sometimes you are plagued by inexorable anxiety that encroaches on your heart.
No matter what Sec4 life has in store for me, I will sail ahead; no matter what kind of tempest I will face, I will fight through; no matter how many times bitterness dominates my heart, I will always find the way out--the way directing to my dream, against all odds.
Nice sleep, babe.
The gravity of being a graduating student really sinks in. For the first time in my life, I begin to use a timetable and really keep my schedule for more than two weeks. My life is more organised that way, with every hour being alloted to perform diffrent tasks. This rids me of the confusion of thinking over what to do for the next day and motivates me to go on even when my mood goes from the zenith to the nadir.
In the new year, I begin to learn more and more about the limitations of myself that have lurked unobserved previously. Instead of mourning and pitying about them, I set to view them in a new light. Maybe it is my fortune to view my weakness in such a positive light, or maybe it is just a disguised excuse that I seek for myself; I prefer it to be the former.
My seniors' JC results were released someday last week. Disappointment was the basic mood while resignation took the second fiddle. Competition is so intense that it is hard for us scholars to get a footing; a strong, firm, unwavering footing. The situation for 2009 is just as formidable: one has to move on or one will drift back.
With more and more issues in my hands at the same time, I take a joy in juggling my life. Sometimes it is really hard to strike a balance between study and life; sometimes you just get engrossed in the task you are doing and all other worries are pushed back. Sometimes you find solace in the peace of a balmy night; sometimes you are plagued by inexorable anxiety that encroaches on your heart.
No matter what Sec4 life has in store for me, I will sail ahead; no matter what kind of tempest I will face, I will fight through; no matter how many times bitterness dominates my heart, I will always find the way out--the way directing to my dream, against all odds.
Nice sleep, babe.
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