RISE camp

4 days 3 nights. As usual, I enjoyed the movies and night games, and made a couple of new friends. After the night games, we exchanged funny stories for over an hour before turning off the lights and going to sleep. Yes, all of us had a good laugh. But something else will bother me for a while.

I've been feeling down since this morning (4th day), just that I did not make it known to others. My heart aches terribly. For us sec 4s, this is our last RISE camp. It's difficult to accept this fact. I really wish I could turn back the clock. All of a sudden I realize that good things do not last forever, thus we should cherish them while they are still around.

I remember when I graduated from primary school, I was too young to understand feelings of nostalgia. But now it's not the same anymore. Seriously, I dread feeling like this again in future.

We must move on. It's hard to say it, time to say it - goodbye... goodbye.

defining arrogance

Once my family and I went to a roadside coffee shop to have lunch. The shop was not crowded at that time. I approached the unoccupied lady boss at her stall to order food, but she did not respond or even look at me. I repeated myself once more, only to get the same response (what response?) from her, so I assumed she had already taken my order.

After ten minutes of waiting, the same lady walked pass our table. My parents called her and asked how long more did we have to wait for our food. Surprisingly, the lady replied in mandarin, "You have not ordered your food yet. It was not your turn just now." Pissed off, we left and ate somewhere else.

People who choose to be screwed up to such extent deserve to get kicked in the arse. I'm not sorry for them. Just go to hell and rot.

RISE camp tomorrow!