Sigh. So tired, and i really think that this statement is extremely highly utilized by everyone nowadays. Amazing thing's that even though we're all so tired, most of us still continue with life, continue fighting our demons resiliently. :) Jiayou everyone, we'll all be okay, eventually.

Today was a whole whirlwind of laughter / fun / joy / stupidity / lethargy :/ 

Softball was fun, though being the catcher was just gross cause of the helmet haha. After PE we started on our "scheme" to surprise Mr Ong for his birthday!! It was super pretty hehe and the waffle stack "cake" idea worked out well, together with the pretty zocards that we stringed up!! Photoz photoz hehehe i'll repost later with the photoz :) 

But anyway after that was just a boring hour of Mclaurin's before Econs lecture which was so super mouth-gaping and exasperating when it came to LHT's turn to lecture. As in okay fine, she has her own style and perhaps we can't really judge or what, but wth this is an econs lecture, and she came up with a point saying that the limitation of legislation for compulsory primary education is that some of the people in Singapore are extremely poor and some are nomadic (?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!), having no fixed placed to stay and hence having no reason or thought to even enter their children in education. LT1 really erupted into laughter and she still put a straight pouty face telling us it's not funny. To be honest i'd applaud her if she was trying to joke with us but she was serious. SHE WAS BEING SERIOUS ABOUT POOR, NOMADIC SINGAPOREANS. WHAT. IN. THE. WORLD. Such exasperation, seriously. Even Ms B Goh was seemingly exasperated. 

Waiting to meet the rest of the choir batchmates with Bryan and Claire in 5C11 now, so tired and i'm hearing JH choir sing now, there're some nice parts :) Kay bye, post later or something.