Nostalgia
So obviously I've been on a major hiatus, please forgive me as I bury myself in my books. My AS examinations started in October so I haven't really been spending much time gathering up my thoughts or coming up with ideas for another blog post. The examinations haven't exactly ended yet but I only have one paper this week which I already sat for today so what the heck right?
I've been thinking a lot about how time flies recently. I can still remember my first day in college like it was just yesterday. I remember wearing these pair of heels that were killing the back of my feet that I had blisters and bruises for a while. So thanks to those shoes, I resorted to flats for the second day of orientation which was much more comfortable but having plasters at the back of both my feet made it feel a little uncomfortable. Nonetheless, I will never wear those heels again. Never.
The first semester went by really quickly. As you would already know if you've read my previous posts, I met a great bunch of people whom I gladly call my family. I guess I could pretty much say that during my time in college, the first semester would be the best. Now that I'm in the 2nd semester, everything is about studying and books and exams, assuming it'll probably the same in the next sem. (or worse?)
Gosh I still remember the days when I was in form 5. I'm being so nostalgic right now, so many scenes are running through my head like a bullet train. Maybe it has something to do with the fact that SPM started this week and pretty much the last few years of secondary school was defined by SPM. Ahh, those were the days when taking 9 subjects was still manageable. Now that I'm taking 4 subjects in A levels, it kind of makes me wonder how I even handled 9 subjects last time? Back in the day, I never even thought about juggling 9 subjects and now it seems like I have to constantly remind myself that I have 3 other subjects to study for whenever I'm studying a particular subject. Does anyone feel the same way or is it just me? Speaking of SPM, wishing all SPM takers the best of luck! Remember, it's not as hard as you think........... there's still A levels/STPM. No pressure.
However, school does also depend a lot on the type of friends you make. Pretty glad I met the people I met (No particular order of friend - favourite, if I didn't put a picture of you I'm sorry. That picture is purely for illustration purposes and I just like that picture (: )and wouldn't trade them for anything in the world. Maybe money? Okay no I'm kidding. Whenever I tell stories about my secondary school life to my parents, my dad would say that our generation seems really childish and that during his time in secondary, everyone was always serious with studies. Well, in our defense, to shoot an arrow, you need to pull back the bow. We need to take a few steps backwards to give us enough push to propel forward. Our generation may have gone backwards a little in terms of maturity (maybe a lot), but it'll only mean a great advancement lies ahead for us. Everyone please stand and applaud for me because I suddenly became so damn philosophical and defended our generation. (what even, Jade -.-).
Cue random photos because I'm currently having a brain fart and have nothing to write about anymore.
Kay, so this is the part where I run out of content to write about, it'll probably come to me after I post this up but anyways, this is all for now. I need to update my laptop now, it's been literally begging me to update it but I've been putting it off for awhile. I'm guessing it decided to take charge as some pop-up came up just a minute ago telling me it would either update now or tomorrow. So, I am going to finally give in to it and let it do it's thing. Till next time.Ciao.
I've been thinking a lot about how time flies recently. I can still remember my first day in college like it was just yesterday. I remember wearing these pair of heels that were killing the back of my feet that I had blisters and bruises for a while. So thanks to those shoes, I resorted to flats for the second day of orientation which was much more comfortable but having plasters at the back of both my feet made it feel a little uncomfortable. Nonetheless, I will never wear those heels again. Never.
The first semester went by really quickly. As you would already know if you've read my previous posts, I met a great bunch of people whom I gladly call my family. I guess I could pretty much say that during my time in college, the first semester would be the best. Now that I'm in the 2nd semester, everything is about studying and books and exams, assuming it'll probably the same in the next sem. (or worse?)
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| One of those days when exams were over and all we ever did was chill around. |
Gosh I still remember the days when I was in form 5. I'm being so nostalgic right now, so many scenes are running through my head like a bullet train. Maybe it has something to do with the fact that SPM started this week and pretty much the last few years of secondary school was defined by SPM. Ahh, those were the days when taking 9 subjects was still manageable. Now that I'm taking 4 subjects in A levels, it kind of makes me wonder how I even handled 9 subjects last time? Back in the day, I never even thought about juggling 9 subjects and now it seems like I have to constantly remind myself that I have 3 other subjects to study for whenever I'm studying a particular subject. Does anyone feel the same way or is it just me? Speaking of SPM, wishing all SPM takers the best of luck! Remember, it's not as hard as you think........... there's still A levels/STPM. No pressure.
However, school does also depend a lot on the type of friends you make. Pretty glad I met the people I met (No particular order of friend - favourite, if I didn't put a picture of you I'm sorry. That picture is purely for illustration purposes and I just like that picture (: )and wouldn't trade them for anything in the world. Maybe money? Okay no I'm kidding. Whenever I tell stories about my secondary school life to my parents, my dad would say that our generation seems really childish and that during his time in secondary, everyone was always serious with studies. Well, in our defense, to shoot an arrow, you need to pull back the bow. We need to take a few steps backwards to give us enough push to propel forward. Our generation may have gone backwards a little in terms of maturity (maybe a lot), but it'll only mean a great advancement lies ahead for us. Everyone please stand and applaud for me because I suddenly became so damn philosophical and defended our generation. (what even, Jade -.-).
Cue random photos because I'm currently having a brain fart and have nothing to write about anymore.
Kay, so this is the part where I run out of content to write about, it'll probably come to me after I post this up but anyways, this is all for now. I need to update my laptop now, it's been literally begging me to update it but I've been putting it off for awhile. I'm guessing it decided to take charge as some pop-up came up just a minute ago telling me it would either update now or tomorrow. So, I am going to finally give in to it and let it do it's thing. Till next time.Ciao.
Sincerely, Jade.
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