Miss Kiss-The-Inner-Thigh

As much as i don't want to admit it, TPSU's CAMP TOTALLY ROCKS!!!!!!! I had FUN FUN FUN!

There's so much thoughts cramped up in my mind about the last few days. Temasek Polytechnic feels like it welcomes everyone, everyone with their individual personality and attitude. No classification, no discrimation. Entirely different from the orientation camp i've experienced earlier in NYJC. While singing TP's school song, the surge of pride in me erupted, the sense of belonging, the patrotic feeling. It felt like you could be whoever you are, and people still accepts you for that. Felt closer to stephanie (with the H) and i'm glad for all the encounters that sum up to that! Though we didn't quite get to talk through the night, it was still nice. =) And there is Sharlene, another student from VSC whom stuck through with me when i was practically frantically prancing around with the performance item. Giving me encouragement and suggestions, she made me pull through. Thank you, Sharlene! (If you're ever reading this)

On the whole, people were enthusiastic and friendly. The GLs are lovely beings, blending and welcoming the freshies. It was touching, when they shared their stories and recalled how they took A YEAR TO PLAN THE CAMP! Everything went well, the organising was perfect, the crowd was probably the best they could ever wish for.

Did many insane things in camp, apart from embarrasing myself in front of the entire camp with the whole sabotage thing. (Read the title) AYE..... on top of the usual shouting, cheering and being all enthu about it. Well, at least i don't have to worry about not knowing people around in school now. =) Danced like a mad freshie, gave everything i'm probably capable of. (I'm quite stiff, i know!) But one thing made it all worthwhile! The Best Freshman of The Year award from my empire!! It isn't the award that matters, but the evidence of being accepted and welcomed that made all these embarrasing moments unforgettable.

I'll never look back and regret, coming to TP is probably one of the few wise decisions I've made in these short 16 years and counting. *sings school song with pride*