Saturday, April 15, 2006

My post is a few days late again... Hee.. Got to forgive me, was really very tired the last couple of days.

Let's see, had orientation on the 12 and 13 of April (which was wednesday and thursday). First of all, i would like to say i'm a really blessed girl. My Kor, Roy, sent me to school on both days. As in he went out of his way to wake up early and meet me at the MRT station and accompany me all the way to nyp. The first part of the orientation rather sian, had talks and got to see learn some cheers, which i had actually learnt before in my last year J1 camp. Then they spilt the school of businses management (aka SBM) into two groups for lunch. Dip. in businses management and non-Dip. in businses management (which obviously includes my class).

Btw, i saw at least 3 woodgrovers there, one is my senior (1 year older), another is my junior (1 year younger), and the last is the same age as me. Lol... After lucnh (which we has on the floor), we had some station games and ice breakers. I can contribute to this year's youth camp for programs. =D Ice breakers were normal (as in what i usually play in church, really), we played wacko, chop chilli and animal game. Was really amused by watch my classmates who don't know how to play try to figure the games out.

Didn't really get to know my classmates in the first day of orientation but the second day was really fun 'cept the amazing race which really drove us nuts. Most of my classmates are media type ppl, but there are some which rather shy and quiet. The quiet ones must be louder! We're the media stuies (aka MS) ppl! Must rock SBM!

We had water games in the morning and got really soaked and wet. The games were cool. Really sad that our sports - soccer, touch rugby, and captain's ball (big fan of captain's ball here) - got cancelled and we had to play that crappy amazing race - which we couldn't even get pass the first clue and the hints they gave us were totally wrong la.

Had an interesting lunch. We ate fast food (i ate Mac) but not in the canteen. There's a koi pond behind the fastfood canteen and a hut each on either side of the pond - which by the way, u'll get a $70 fine for feeding the koi there (lol). We couldn't find space in the canteen in the begining so we proceded to leave our bags at the huts (one hut wasnt big enough for my whole class of 20+). Then we found out that there was enough space in the canteen but we still ate our luch at the hut. We have three years to eat in that canteen until we get to sick of it but we won't always eat in the hut =)

Met our class's personal mentor a.k.a. PEM (can't remb what the E stands for) which is something is a form teacher. He seems quite nice, i shall see...