Crest

7 weeks on the sunny island away from Singapore.. it's called by several names.. but rarely known as a paradise. I kid, if it is a paradise, we are all so S&M freaks, yet this experience has an impact that could be described at the very least, profound. Knowing people there.... more of them people that I cannot get along, they are not jerks... yet it's hard to make firm friends under that setting and sharing few common interests which are often the bedrock of friendships. The whole 7 weeks taught me a lot of things.. especially on people and how to handle them. It's really important and it prepares you for the world ahead.. despite how people saying that these 2 years are your life in statis.

So many interesting people I met.... in the positive way and the negative way.. the countless times of people dry humping each other in the bunks are amusing in a very disturbing way. I could say about so many of them but even in this rather "private" setting, it's still too trivial. Spent most of my time playing Magic: The Gathering again, I only abhor the sad realisation that will come later, the realisation of wasting my money again ^_^.

On another note, I am accepted into the National University of Singapore Arts and Social Science Faculty... I am probably going to pick political science/Japanese studies or maybe History/Japanese studies.. but it seems likely that Japanese studies would be my major no matter what. Let's just say it's the Japanphile in me, perhaps it could be something deeper and not so superficial. To relate to my childhood aspirations and dreams, how would it lead it to becoming reality? It really seems pretty unrelated.. even my dreams seem like nothing but a product of childhood pandering to wild thoughts. Yet, do I persevere or do I quietly follow the well-beaten path of conformity? My choice of switching from a polytechnic to a junior college, switching from a supposed popular course that has much more prospects to the Arts, would really tell you what I am going to do in the next few years.