What constitute a memorable university life?
Looking back at what I have done for the past one year, I start to ponder whether this is the type of life I want in university. What's done cannot be undone, the memories that one has chosen to forgo will never be developed, the friends whom you have chosen to ignore will be difficult to remain in close contact. But well, it's all history...
The one big thing that makes my uni year 1 a colourful one would have to be CAC. From FOC to NAF to Impre, it sure provides me the experience of event management. Doubts on how on earth people get sponsorship are cleared, how exactly an event is held is answered, and most importantly, great friendships are forged. NAF 09 is really an event that I am proud to be involved in..:p
Hall is really a whole new experience for me, given that I in a stay-out unit for my NS. Hall life is really a great challenge for a person like me who chose to have some isolated time after school (which is also the case at home). Perhaps, I should really open up more, which I tried in sem 2.. But well, nothing can't be done now. I guess this would be my biggest regret in uni life ba. Anyway, it's good to have a roomie that will share your tots and take all the crazy photos when stressed up and not forgetting waking me up to study and being turned down for most of the runs.. Thanks dude.
I felt real fortunate to kow a great groups of tutorial mates during my year one. All the projects are really a test of our friendships.. All the hardwork is really worthwhile! Really love group work man, especially when I have a group of close tutorial mates who play togehter, get sserious together and get crazy together (or perhaps, it's just me ba). Studying is never boring again.. Hopefully next sem can get the same timetable.
Impre is another event that bonds the group of eclubbers.. It also gave me insights to planning events again.. Alright, I'm so gona be an events planner after graduation, hmm, or perhaps, after getting my CPA.. LOL
WSC is another cca that I am involved in. I would have to admit that more can be put into this to make it a success. Lesson learnt: it's difficult to turn ideas into reality, especially with internal conflicts along the way. Nonetheless, friendships are forged and lessons are learnt.
Till then, what awaits me for year 2 remains uncertain, expecially not having a hall. Should I continue to take up that many commitments, at the expense of my sleeping time and studies? The question remain unanswered...
Things didn't turn out the way I planned initially for year one, but well, nothing can be done now. Just when I wanted to join a sub-committee in hall and be involved in some of the hall acitivites, my absence for the foc really makes it a challenging task, especially not knowing that many people right from the start to even be into the events or nominations, or even to be part of conversations that lingers upon people whom you duno. This is a big challenge and awkardness that I've undertaken and think i failed totally man... I hope history will not repeat, if there ever is another chance....