Similar experiences, everlasting bond

88 weeks after orientation, I've officially graduated from Hwa Chong. To be honest, it didn't feel all that awesome. Maybe because the BIG A is always at the back of my mind. It's like: We've graduated. Yea, big deal. There's still the A Levels that we have yet to conquer. Still, graduation is significant in a way that the ceremony gave recognition to every single student of class 2010. Every single student got the chance to go on stage and receive the graduation bear.

The symbolism behind that little gesture from the school completed our two-year journey in Hwa Chong. I really am proud of this bear and i treasure this little furry thing a lot!!


Though i'm always complaining about Hwa Chong, i guess in the end, i will miss the people here. Not so much the place but the people. It was tough, but it was fun! And i'm glad that i had you guys along side me on this journey.


I guess many of us will find this song apt for a time like this.





Oh ya, one interesting fact: After two years in Hwa Chong, i still don't know how to sing the chinese school song. And i know the english one because i forced myself to memorize it at the beginning of last year.


And most importantly, thanks mom and dad, for taking the time to come down here for my graduation. Not everyone's parents went, and to have you guys travel all the way down here meant a lot to me. Thanks=) I love you guys!