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as the waves go back and forth; will they bring me to a place i really want to be in?
HAPPY BELATED BIRTHDAY THEO WOMAN. Not that you’ll ever read this but I am REALLY REALLY glad that you’re my bestie (:
Watched Inception with zhiying the day before (which I shall continue on later about) but first things first, I met my Bondue OG yesterday for a pre-camp dinner. There were many awkward pregnant pauses of silence, many times when I chose to just keep my mouth shut for the lack of things to say. I’m not exactly a very religious person; I don’t think so as compared to all the youth leaders in church but I definitely stand by my morals and I don’t want to pollute my body with things like alcohol or go to places like clubs. It’s just not me. You wouldn’t find me in a club. I don’t belong there. I don’t want to go there. Yet SMU seems to be about clubbing, about drinking, about making a whole scene out of nothing and I really wonder; is this the correct path I should be taking? What is in store for me? Will I be able to cope/manage? Will I enjoy myself? Will I make holy Godly friends who will look out for me? Will I be corrupted by the world? Will I be able to make a stand and be in the world but not of the world? I need so much support and guidance I think I could cry.
Yesterday also marked the end of my stint at MOE. It was somehow surreal because I left the office and said my goodbyes at 11 am as I was going out of office for a scholarship fair. Handing over my pass (the one which dropped into the toilet bowl) and seeing jingfang's table for the last time, it reminded me of many good times I had. All the times on gchat with my dear fellow temp, the lame jokes making fun of the intern, the funny times with the execs. I think apart from the work itself, I enjoyed myself because I really did slack quite a bit. (OOPS)
HAI. I couldn't sleep last night. Could be the 3 kinder buenos I ate before I slept giving me a sugar rush that made me dream. I dreamt and the dreams became so real I couldn't really distinguish them from reality. I guess that's what Inception is all about.