Monday, March 16, 2009

In this long journey, I have a company.

The weekend has been crazy for some of us. But I guess it has really been good and fulfilling. (=

Block test
I think I screwed up my math and history. I went home feeling really depressed for my math, even though I think I did worse for history. My mum was really encouraging when she saw my super emo face when I reached home.
There are two sides to the coin:
- I really didn't study much nor hard. Time management was a problem.
- We have never taken a full hist paper 1 before! It's still tough to process things and write that fast.
I think I performed my best for geog. But it's a H1.. Well, now I can only do my best for the rest of the papers. (=

Prep camp
Super tiring. I guess we were warned about it beforehand.. Haha. But really, I think that this year's experience is different for me. I can't quite remember what we did last year except that Jeremy started calling me 'Elizabeth'. But last year was physically draining too, with the flagging and how Evelyn wanted straight arms etc. Haha. This year is tiring in a sense that I feel the challenges. For example, I am not really an arty person and there I was doing the artefacts. And I find it difficult to work with people because I like things my way. And actually, with more challenges, I find more breakthroughs! We have finished with most of the artefacts and are left with the touchups. (Hopefully, we won't get busy this hol..) And I decided to let my teammates deal with the cross, cause' they're good at it.
I guess there are always challenges for us to break out of our old stubborn habits and patterns-- things that we're comfortable with but hinders our character development actually. The thing is, we have a choice. I am still struggling with certain issues in my life. One thing I am truly grateful for is the assurance that God will walk with me and strengthen my feeble legs. And I am glad that I'm at least conscious of it and dealing with it. Because I don't want to find myself drowning without knowing that every small choice I make can lead to great consequences.

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