Friday, January 11, 2008

Today marks the end of orientation and i just thought I should just update once before everyone who used to come see stopped because I haven't been updating in a while and they may think this is dead. But I am just busy. I'm trying to juggle my school, the band and my personal life. Obviously not working. Contingency plan please.

Anyway, the scenario now is this. My Orientation Group (OG) were really nice people, and we're really good friends. But at the end of the academic orientation, we had to split up to our different classes due to differing subjects. So we got split up.

Having a non-academic orientation means you have to do station games and cheers with your group, which in this case, is my class. But I'm not very fond of shouting "OUI!" and assorted cheers with people I'm not familiar with and are unwilling to socialize. I mean, it's not that I didn't try. They refused to open up. To remedy this, I joined the class with the most people from my OG and now I'm so cold with my class. And it seems I have to spend quite a long time with them. Looks like I have to bring everything because asking for foolscap from a stranger is not very nice.

Truth be told I'm close with my OG but I don't spend like, recess with them. My recesses and breaks are spent with two Marists and a Gabrielite. My brother and his friend and me and Gab. 2 from each school. Fair.

Anyway, we four people did this ground-breaking cheer in front of the whole school and were louder than an OG by itself. Talk about sore throats.

At the end of it all, I think and that Serangoon JC has friendly staff and students. But I won't go back because all my friends aren't. Yes, I have herd mentality.