Graduation lingers.
Time sure flies when you’re enjoying — 3 years had passed and I’ve already semi-graduated from school (except for the graduation ceremony part).
We had carefree and havoc days together and we also had sorrows and worries apart. There were times when we wished we would just graduate fast and all the courseworks and examinations will leave us alone. But there were also times we (some of us) hope that weekend would end sooner so we could get to see the pretty girls in that sexy outfit along that same corridor every week.
In short, I’m sure we had our moments in school we wouldn’t forget.
And now that my life in school has ended because of the end of WSS involvement, I suspect I’ll start to miss school. That physical structure that I’m so used to. I miss the classroom environment that I used to have classes with my dear classmates and also those lessons when I would just fall asleep and miss every precious information from the lecturers.
I’ll also miss the few friends that I’d made but did not make a conscious efforts to keep in contact. There are a few of them, but one of them who really made my days better would be Kah Kiat. Oh Japanese lessons and homework would have been such a bore if it weren’t for him. Thanks for making me feel less like a stranger then. And in a related note, Dennis Tay was also there though I think he was absent most of the times! Thanks to him too. And the only reason I don’t regularly talk to them because I don’t know what to talk about (you see, we don’t share the same circle of mainstream friends). I know that’s a bad excuse but I’m serious — I have no idea how to hold a conversation with guys.
(Okay, though I miss all my friends but I won’t include them here because it is up to me to meet them or not for a catching up session. And most likely, this upcoming week I’ll have some catching up to do. ;) You know what I’m talking about!)
Oh well, it feels as though 2003 June just started days ago and we just enrolled into the first semester, meeting new classmates. And then suddenly, April 2006 will be history soon — April 20, April 24, April 29 will all be archived into the calendar (and hopefully forgotten clean). And right now, today, with my most sincere thoughts, I hope May 2006 and beyond will be much better for me and for everyone else.
Yup, time sure flies but memories stay behind for a long while.