Symposium

Yes! Symposium ROCKS!

I like the whole freaking project!

It may be boring doing research and doing powerpoint, report and poster,

but in the end, it is worth it!

Seeing how interested Professor Zukotski is, and the "I think your project is very cool!" I've realised all our hard work paid off.

To my fellow NYP group mates: You guys have been wonderful. The efforts we had put in was paid back with the success of this project. We have gained lots of knowledge through this project and even though sometimes we always push work around, but I learnt quite a lot from all of you too. Thank you guys!

Symposium was damn fun, with every group members sitting behind, di-siaoing the FUN JI person. Its damn bad but I LIKE IT :D. Also, some of our friends (Lenze, Chong Yu, Ryan etc.) came to support us. Okay maybe even though you all didn't really supported us, your presence there was very much appreciated. Thanks dicks!

On the side note, I learnt how to tie a tie! LOL. It's my first time wearing a tie and I think everyone looked very good in it.

After symposium, we went to have our dinner/lunch. The food was like magnet to Ivan. Not just metal to magnet but two magnets of opposite poles. There was me, Wai Heng, Ivan, Chin Yue, Jerome and Marcus Quek. After that, I went back to ODAC. Missed out quite a lot (I think) and we celebrated Rui Hao's, Ying Ting's and Yvette's BELATED birthday. Everyone was brushing the cream of the cake on each other's face.

During the time, I was kicking balls with Marcus.

After that, went dinner and took bus 147 with Ling Fang, Jonathan Lim and Polien.

I've come to a conclusion : With the right attitude, be it forceful or not, it is surely going to help me in doing things and solving problems.

Off to study my HISTORY!

Oh, before I forget, I want to thank Jin Yun for helping me with the history file! THANKS!

Bye fags.