Hai I can't believe it. I failed napfa effectively by 2cm. I even managed to pass the stupid chinups, then standing broad jump just fail by that puny 2cm, which is barely a hop. Maybe its better off this way, as I will have the motivation to train during the holidays and not just laze around and gain fats.

Anyway, today was a rather lousy day. Just slept at 11.30 yesterday doing random tutorials, then had to tahan 4 periods of physics tutorial today. First pw lesson kenna replaced by physics, next was another physics slot, then after lunch 2 more physics makeup. Super gay lar. We did so much circular motion that I think my brain is spinning around in tiny circles inside my cranium now. After that unparalleled dose of sleep-medicine, I had half an hour to rest before attempting the napfa retest. Was just starting to have some sweet dreams at a random canteen bench, the content of which I could not recall, when yanjie woke me up as it was already 4pm. So me and Dehui, with Wendi as our faithful supporter, marched groggily to the grand scene of the retest, the stadium, only to find out to our dismay that it was totally boiling in the glare of the afternoon sun. We were like, omg do 2.4 in that?? I remember telling Wendi that he probably won't see me after the test, as I'll become a puddle of simmering fats on the track.

But alas, I didn't even get to experience the feeling of melting into globules of fat, as I already died at the standing broad jump. But we still supported our dear friend Dehui as he ran courageously, setting down a good time of 10.31 minutes. To celebrate the occasion, he treated us to a cup of tebing each! Thats supposed to be condensed milk mixed with some sort of tea, den put in lots of ice. Tastes quite nice, in fact. Then we discussed various matters, like schools in China and schools in Singapore, the education systems, where we want to go for U nxt time and other stuff. Then stone until about 6.30 and went home. I think that its good to really sit down and talk to your friends at times, instead of just spending time with them when the occasion calls for it, like lectures or tutorials or some event. Only in that way do you get to really exchange honest opinions and in doing so get to know each other better. At the end of the day, ask yourself, if all there is between you and someone is the time you spent together during classes, during school events, even during outings, will you continue to keep in contact after your road together comes to the inevitable fork and you have to part ways?