Wednesday, March 31, 2004
As of 15 hours ago, my FYP is officially over. *applause applause*
All the sleepless nights worrying about and actually writing my thesis are finally over.
The thing to worry about: my FYP presentation.
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Even as the last exams blessings for this year is over, it also marks the end of my time in Sheares Hall as well. 4 years have gone by, and as I reflect I realised I had changed quite a bit since my first year in SH. From the little slips of paper and the comments I've got for Grad Seniors Farewell, it seems that I've changed from someone very fierce and serious to...well...they didn't really say how I have changed, but one thing for sure, I'm no longer those "bossy" and "I'm in charge" person (I guess). The Army Man in me has toned down a lot. I won't call it "coming to terms with what God has thrown me in", or rather, I being to understand that God has a plan for me. What I have gone through is part of the grand blueprint God has in store for His Kingdom. And boy, am I glad to be able to play a part!
I have mixed feelings graduating from NUS (to be confirmed) and leaving Sheares Hall (for sure). I'm suppose to be sad because I'm closing a significant chapter of my life and moving on. But this is also the first Grad Seniors Farewell I am happy instead of being sad--instead of seeing my beloved seniors leaving the hall, I'm the one to leave now!
I wish I could stay longer, but on second thoughts staying any longer is no good for my health. 4 years of late-night sleeping and suppers ain't contributing to my health. I had my fair share of fun and laughter, and it's time to say goodbye.
All the sleepless nights worrying about and actually writing my thesis are finally over.
The thing to worry about: my FYP presentation.
---
Even as the last exams blessings for this year is over, it also marks the end of my time in Sheares Hall as well. 4 years have gone by, and as I reflect I realised I had changed quite a bit since my first year in SH. From the little slips of paper and the comments I've got for Grad Seniors Farewell, it seems that I've changed from someone very fierce and serious to...well...they didn't really say how I have changed, but one thing for sure, I'm no longer those "bossy" and "I'm in charge" person (I guess). The Army Man in me has toned down a lot. I won't call it "coming to terms with what God has thrown me in", or rather, I being to understand that God has a plan for me. What I have gone through is part of the grand blueprint God has in store for His Kingdom. And boy, am I glad to be able to play a part!
I have mixed feelings graduating from NUS (to be confirmed) and leaving Sheares Hall (for sure). I'm suppose to be sad because I'm closing a significant chapter of my life and moving on. But this is also the first Grad Seniors Farewell I am happy instead of being sad--instead of seeing my beloved seniors leaving the hall, I'm the one to leave now!
I wish I could stay longer, but on second thoughts staying any longer is no good for my health. 4 years of late-night sleeping and suppers ain't contributing to my health. I had my fair share of fun and laughter, and it's time to say goodbye.
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