Oliver Kwek, currently a graduate of Temasek Junior College, Singapore.
Indeed, I'm still a young lad who will continue to face greater life challenges ahead of me but hey, my life so far aint' that boring you know.
While my life may not be as interesting as yours or I may not be as sociable as you do, I'm thankful for what i have, who I know and who I am.
To me, a fantastic blog is something which I can bring some inspirations home or perhaps even some lessons about life that we should really acknowledge.
A blogskin is merely a skin, literally. What's more important is the soul or the points that the blog has to bring across.
It's meaningless to blog if you don't keep them eventually, cause a blog may be a memoir of your life, or a memory down the lane, as cliche as it sounds huh.
Where was I
Sunday, December 15, 2013
Uncle O' dropped by @2:08 AM
I told myself that I would pen down my thoughts about the last semester in school here. Well, after the series of orientation camps in school, next was the Freshman Inauguration Ceremony, Rag and Flag followed by National Day. Much of that week was spent having fun, especially Night Rider where I cycled overnight with some of my peers I made from SOW. Not to forget Jesslyn's 21st Birthday and BBQ with Brave OG.
Week 1 begun shortly after all that enjoyment. The first two weeks of school was great since there wasn't tutorials so timetables were mainly filled up with lecture slots instead. Other than studies, there were still time to fill in movies, catch-up with friends. Not to forget, I also completed a 10km RunNUS, a challenging terrain with a good mix of heartless upslopes and downslopes.
So the rest of the weeks were mainly about studies and I don't think I shall go down to the details. The word "studies" should have said enough about itself. What was significant would perhaps be the rigour of the university curriculum. 13 weeks to complete content for 5 modules is no easy feat, trust me. It's really a lot about time management on each's own part rather than about the module itself. School doesn't end in the afternoon anymore, it all depends on how you planned your own timetable. Plus CCAs, I doubt the day would end anytime soon until night falls.
Running low on battery here, I shall talk more next time!
