Breathe

I survived!


NM3215 presentation on Tuesday morning was more nerve-wrecking than doing a bungee; we had Bernard grading us, apart from the managers of Ben and Jerry's and The Spark sitting in our presentation. But hey, we pulled it off!!! I was freaking out just half and hour before the presentation, after stalling at promo mix during the final rehearsal, but I saw the presentation as a means of redeeming myself for not working as hard as the others on the written report. Oh God. It seemed so surreal! Thanks for all the toiling these 2 months, my group members!


And I had my last lesson at the tuition centre. It broke my heart when I had students asking me "Teacher Julie, so will you come back to teach us after your exam?", and I had to find means and ways to escape their questioning, and to avoid the heartbreak I'll have to handle. It was a tough task to bring it up to the management, because I never really had something clear in mind that I wanted to say to them. But I realised that a status quo for another few more months will render me mentally unsound, so the best option was to let it go. As hard it was for me to say goodbye to the kids whom I have taught for the past year, it was harder to manage the building tension and stress that's overwhelming me. So it's goodbye, but not so-long.



3204 lecture was a waste of time; no attendance taken, just presentations. Plus we had to sing Mahjulah Singapura in lecture. I seldom have such 'WTF?!' moments in life, and this was one of those. Chee Yong came in at 9am, just to sing the national anthemn and say byebye. The look on his face was priceless. And Khern had a bad case of Twisties addiction.



Finally had the time to pop by Jack's home. It's been almost a month, I think, since I went over, and 2 months since I last tasted his mum's cooking. It's just like my own homecooked food! And it's amazing how Jack tickles those funny bones of everyone. *hugs* And the best thing? He's mine.