Okay, so I'm late in wishing everyone a Happy New Year. But never mind, I know that it is better late than never, right?

Anyway, 2004 had been a year where I had learnt and absorbed alot of non-academic stuff. Of course, academic stuff is something needless to say. As to whether I have absorbed them, I can only say my brain is a lousy sponge.

First, I had to deal with settling in an environment that is not as good as ACS(I). Come on, face the fact, I didnt pay S$200+ a month for shit ya know? But I aint saying that I am a rich faggort brat or some sort. I am just trying to say, I MISS ACSI, be it the environment, my friends, my teachers... Etched deep into my memory they will be...

Another thing was something new. It was the first time I came close to being involved in a relationship. Well, I said close because it is so bloody obvious that I didnt succeed in it right? But I am not complaining, I am only just whining. Haha, just joking. I am a lousy piece of shit. How did I manage to end up like a jelly-cum-'wooden block' in front of a girl? How was the combination of a jelly and a wooden block ever possible? Yes, it did. And I had the first hand experience in it. I am lacking in confidence and charisma. I got to work on it. However, I did managed to get bits of them through PW and my CIP experience at MYMCA. Frankly speaking, she still makes my head turn, attracts my attention out from the millions, minimal action with maximum response... Well, the last one is toning down already...

I made many new friends during 2004. Whether it be 04s10, pre- or post-first three months... MYMCA... any other ways that I've forgotten... But I am glad to know that I am not lacking in my social skills... not excellent in them, but at least slightly proficient in them...

So, school starts tomorrow. That sucks. But luckily, there's a 'buffer zone' for me. There's Orientation 2005 for me to use it to settling back in NJC. Actually, the last week of 2004 did just that already. I went back to school everyday other than Wednesday and the weekends. How's that for the last week of the year?

For a better 2005! I hope more miracles descend upon the tsunami event.