What a Rant!
Today was such a jumbled up, random day that I couldn't help feeling slightly more attached to Nai ma than I should have been!
Firstly, chapel was 'interesting', and I was exposed to the whereabouts of Yunnan province in southern China as well as enlightened on the fact that it isn't just another hair care centre (just kidding, but then again some people would choose not to face this truth). Mr William Lai put up a splendid show of nothing short of American Idol (the out-takes, of course), while Ms Elaine Wan chose to distract an otherwise beautiful piano accompaniment with her voice!
PE was nothing short of the rack, but then again we weren't being roasted like Bak Kwa, so I suppose I should be grateful for that. Ran one round and walked the other around the school, thanks to the merciful Mr Razdeen *glares at the sexually deprived index no. 9 in class*.
IHS beheld interesting lessons about ... lessons. Mr Alvin Tan openly poked at National Education, while delivering a blow to poor, dismembered intepretations by the local television station about the Japanese occupation.
Salutations to Mr Alastair Chew for an insightful view of the ACS lineage and history! His intepretation, though with the semblence of a medieval knight's tale, was inspiring and most interesting!
Other than that, the Band trip to Sydney would likely cost $2400... should I?
Nai ma do not torment people you are unfamiliar with! Do you wish me to hoodoo you?
Bells ring. So do I, but you do not answer.
Firstly, chapel was 'interesting', and I was exposed to the whereabouts of Yunnan province in southern China as well as enlightened on the fact that it isn't just another hair care centre (just kidding, but then again some people would choose not to face this truth). Mr William Lai put up a splendid show of nothing short of American Idol (the out-takes, of course), while Ms Elaine Wan chose to distract an otherwise beautiful piano accompaniment with her voice!
PE was nothing short of the rack, but then again we weren't being roasted like Bak Kwa, so I suppose I should be grateful for that. Ran one round and walked the other around the school, thanks to the merciful Mr Razdeen *glares at the sexually deprived index no. 9 in class*.
IHS beheld interesting lessons about ... lessons. Mr Alvin Tan openly poked at National Education, while delivering a blow to poor, dismembered intepretations by the local television station about the Japanese occupation.
Salutations to Mr Alastair Chew for an insightful view of the ACS lineage and history! His intepretation, though with the semblence of a medieval knight's tale, was inspiring and most interesting!
Other than that, the Band trip to Sydney would likely cost $2400... should I?
Nai ma do not torment people you are unfamiliar with! Do you wish me to hoodoo you?
Bells ring. So do I, but you do not answer.
St. Irony has spoken @ 20:13
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