Ha! I have successfully applied for NJC IP! Ms. Ang is damn retarded ok. She don't help me fill in my form just because I failed my bloody maths test which I didn't even know existed (it was pretty good for someone who didn't even study or totally forgot about the test ok) never mind la but then today she go on to poke fun at me just cos I couldn't tell her the meaning of factorisation. Know how to do can already mah! Not as if next time people will be like 'Hi, you pass your job interview if you can tell me the exact meaning of factorisation.' Seriously! Anyways *pastes a big and quite obviously fake smile on my face* My cousin says I'm very likely to get in! Yays. If I don't get in then she'll be poking fun at me for the rest of my life la. But that also means leaving Sec2 Guides behind... D: And in the application form right they ask me to write some personal statement or something so I wrote this:

a, b, c, d, e, f, g, h, i, j, k, l, m, n, o, p, q, r, s, t, u, v, w, x, y, z. What do those letters mean to you? To me, they represent unity. When they are strung together, they form words. These words can be strung together to form sentences, and could be brought together, to become the structure of an inspirational story. Then they could be broken up again, smaller and smaller, until they become mere alphabets again,where, when they are put together, form something powerful. Children as young as 5 are taught this set of 26 symbols, and later to put them together to form words. Some of these children, might find these letters fascinating, and play with them over and over, constructing new endings, new beginnings, and new stories altogether. And thus develops a young, budding writer,his talent growing as he himself matures. And so the world gains another inspirational, talented author, whose works will be enjoyed by many throughout the ages. Such is the power of those small symbols, when they are put together. Which brings me to my point. One person, alone, might not be able to achieve much in a short time. However, working as a team, makes the process go much faster, and everyone will achieve more. I have had such experiences myself, such as during camp. Pitching a tent is difficult enough, but can you imagine doing it alone? Surely you would be discouraged when you see the various teams about you finishing up their tent, while you, a single person, panics and the time allowance gets shorter and shorter. As such, working in a team is faster, easier and more rewarding. And so I conclude: Unity is Strength.

Ha and I was asking all those people who were online at that time :) And everybody said it was ok. My jie also said so!:D That means it should be fine right, her EL is very good :) My blog is very dead. Yay. Somebody tag! Because some spammer has been killing my tagboard. I'm going to ban her now~ >D Muahahahahahahahahahaha

Oya that time during cyber wellness people were like asking the teacher whether he got fb or not then he don'twant to reply. Why are they so intent on knowing. O__O Then everytime he asked 'Eh, are you on the page or on facebook??' Everyone would be 'FACEBOOK!' Then he'll start getting peppered with questions like whether he had an account blah blah blah. Serves him right really, first time it happened, never learn, then continue asking... BUAHAHAHA.

And I'm looking for more people to link! I have so many friends named 'link' -.-'' Anyways I'm off to ban the 'spammer' haha