Five days off for CLEC Symposium, what a “long” holiday before final exam, report, presentation, poster...and the few days we can get along together.
Still remember, as Mr Mehdi said, the first time we followed Monday tutor to our classroom like chicken following a rooster and his funny expressions and jokes about our names in class.
Still remember, Mrs Sonali embarrassed us with “Don’t think I cannot understand your speaking in Chinese!!” and also her snacks which disappeared totally before movie started.
Still remember, Mrs Leo kindly criticized our oral reports and repeated a sentence that we can use nicely now: “Do you follow what I am trying to say?????”
Still remember, Mrs Esther was late for 10 minutes for some reason during which time we can happily enjoy a short nap; and her attendance of our activities.
Still remember, Mrs Yap cared our works in spite of her illness; and her local delicious food for us to share as well as her excellent story telling skill.
Still remember, Dr Tan flared briefly with super-speed speaking, and then burned out with a unique and heavy accent “ aiz shun aiz pa xi bou~”(as soon as possible);
Still remember, Pro Tay sang those Chinese songs with guitar full of deep feelings as a charming middle-aged man; and his question “ ni jia men pai ji hao??!!”
Still remember, Pro Chew pleased us with formula paper and said “this paper will be given to you during the exams, I promise, hehe~”
Still remember…
Just in six months, we changed into friends from strangers;
In six months, we got to know different cultures from each other;
In six months, we experience a happy time far away from home;
Soon, we won’t have to complain about the school bus whose streak of blue yellow and green never change;
Soon, we won’t have to shoulder the laptops to class wishing no orders there: “Laptops~Shup up! No charge in class !”
Soon, we won’t have to check the time table to figure out how many days left before we can become university students AUTHENTICALLY.
Bridging course, what a special time!
Still remember, Mrs Sonali embarrassed us with “Don’t think I cannot understand your speaking in Chinese!!” and also her snacks which disappeared totally before movie started.
Still remember, Mrs Leo kindly criticized our oral reports and repeated a sentence that we can use nicely now: “Do you follow what I am trying to say?????”
Still remember, Mrs Esther was late for 10 minutes for some reason during which time we can happily enjoy a short nap; and her attendance of our activities.
Still remember, Mrs Yap cared our works in spite of her illness; and her local delicious food for us to share as well as her excellent story telling skill.
Still remember, Dr Tan flared briefly with super-speed speaking, and then burned out with a unique and heavy accent “ aiz shun aiz pa xi bou~”(as soon as possible);
Still remember, Pro Tay sang those Chinese songs with guitar full of deep feelings as a charming middle-aged man; and his question “ ni jia men pai ji hao??!!”
Still remember, Pro Chew pleased us with formula paper and said “this paper will be given to you during the exams, I promise, hehe~”
Still remember…
Just in six months, we changed into friends from strangers;
In six months, we got to know different cultures from each other;
In six months, we experience a happy time far away from home;
Soon, we won’t have to complain about the school bus whose streak of blue yellow and green never change;
Soon, we won’t have to shoulder the laptops to class wishing no orders there: “Laptops~Shup up! No charge in class !”
Soon, we won’t have to check the time table to figure out how many days left before we can become university students AUTHENTICALLY.
Bridging course, what a special time!
As we talked all days about the rest of our lives, we are gonna be students of NUS;
You may keep hoping times will never change, keep on thinking things should always be the same;
But when we leave this room, we won’t coming back;
No more SM3 project because we are on different track;
So if we get the big jobs and we make the big monay;
When we look back now will our jokes still be funny?
Will we still remember everything we learned in school?
Still be trying to break every single rule?
Will little George be the political man?
Can Amy find a job to attract lots of fans?
I keep thinking that it’s not goodbye;
Keep on thinking it’s a time to fly;
We must move on and we can’t slow down;
These memories are playing like a film without sound.
As we go on,
We remember,
All the times we,
Had together,
And as our lives change,
From whatever,
We will still be,
Friends Forever…
-------Just for Group8 remembering our time in 2010
It surely will be a beautiful memory live together with us forever!!!
ReplyDeleteIt's an unoforgettable experience. It will spark in our memory for a long time!
ReplyDeleteIt's better we possess the memory than nothing has ever happened. The journey of life is beautiful and exciting because nothing would last forever like scenary outside the window of the train never stays.
ReplyDeleteyou did a good job. I like this style of writing and your thinking angle.
ReplyDeleteApartation is always very sad. I have already experinenced several apartations every of which is a big hit of my heart. However,it is inevitable. I learnt to grow and mature in the process of enduring sorrow.
Cheer up every one!