Just when I thought straining, not one but BOTH my hamstring muscles, was already bad enough, I had to experience aches on both my elbow joints.

It seems as if I've lost my flexibility a bit and I can't sprint even for a short distance. Which is equivalent to no soccer, no floorball. As much as music does make my life go 'round, soccer and floorball do wonders too.

Just when I thought that was already the worst of the worst case scenarios, I had to contend with splitting headaches and unexpected fever due to my wisdom tooth.

Mum told me that it'd take at least 2 weeks to be fully recovered after you extract your wisdom tooth. Seriously, Mum? I have presentations and all these coming weeks. Does it mean I've to content with a swelling mouth when I'm taking my exams then?


I dropped by SP's website out of boredom and for once, it makes me take a second look at it.



Yes you've seen it right- graduation attires.

I don't know if other poly have their own attire for graduates but I happen to see SP's graduation ceremony this year and the graduates were in formal wear. And no, not even in blazers. I suppose Business students will see no hype in wearing formal attires; we would be sick of it by the end of Year 3.

I'm not sure if it makes such a big deal in wearing such university-graduate-like attires (I'm sorry but it's either I ran out synomyms or I really don't know the actual term for it) but it sure beats wearing just business suits! This may be a presentation of your diploma but it really ISN'T your typical presentation right?

This is your graduation, mind you!!! 3 years of slogging just to get that piece of paper which determines your jobs in the future! Shouldn't we get dressed up a notch or something? Or rather don't we deserve to at least stand out from the rest, if not be unique for a day?

What if some guy just walk up to you and asked, "Eh, you got presentation today ah?"
Of course you'll hold your head high and say sheepishly, "No lah, it's my graduation today lah.."

But admit it, at the back of your mind, you'd be cursing and swearing and take his question as an insult.

But then again, graduation isn't such a big deal in Singapore and I don't understand why. Even when it comes to the university level, the very least that the schools would do is to hold a special event for their graduates. Do you know that in America, graduation is like a 1-week kinda shit?

Oh well, as much as I'll miss my friends and lecturers and poly life, I soooooo wanna graduate now.

SP is bias. They purposely have the Business school up a hill and a few hundred metres away from the Dover station. Every morning, we have to climb up the hill just to be physically in school and yet lecturers still scold us for being late. Grrr...

Beat that Engineering students!!! Your school is right in front of the Dover station and better still, you are spared from the agony of that god-damned hill. You should be ashamed of yourself if you're still late for class.

And did I say that SP students had to vote for which grad attire they would like? Go on and have your say people. Get dressed to see your principal, this time not in virtual form but in flesh and skin. =D


I wanna catch Pirates of Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest!!! And no, I'm not drawn into it by all the hype! Despite all the critcs and low ratings, I'll catch it with no expectations. Well, except that I expect Keira Knightly to be some sizzling hot stuff!