My old boy S called me to say he's been awarded the scholarship that he was applying for...
"Thanks Ms Chow for writing the testimonial, I got it :)"
Sunday, April 24, 2011
Saturday, April 23, 2011
It's called AGE
My friend A got me this little Mr Bean ice-cream stall...isn't it cute? It had to be put together like Lego..and no, I didn't put it together, my 2 old boys ZY and G did it for me...thanks ;)
Many of the old boys came back for the Leaders Camp BBQ, was really nice seeing the old familiar faces again..somehow, I really miss this particular batch..
As I said, I'm a sentimental person, and I think as a person gets older, they tend to get more and more sentimental. I find that I have been spending more time than ever thinking back about my years in the service, thinking back to my batches of boys who have graduated, thinking back to the years I was in university, in JC, in secondary school. Perhaps it's because I currently have boys in all those stages of life that I had been at, some entering Uni, some just entered JC..hearing them talk about their life now, makes me think back to the days when I was a student too...and the choices I made then...and whether they were good ones...and what bad decisions did I make.. I must say, sometimes it gets overwhelming recalling the past, but I guess it's part of growing up too..
With age, I realised, also comes the weakening of one's body. I used to be able to endure late nights all week, crash during the weekends, and be raring to go when Monday came. But just 2 weekends ago, I was down the whole weekend due to a terrible cough and throat, and the week that came after that, was all a blur because of the cough and cold medicine, and eventually, antibiotics.
And these 2 days, I had migraine, for TWO days. Even with panadol, it didn't seem to get better.
Made me recall a statement a colleague said to me a couple of weeks back. I was remarking to him that I felt so tired everyday, I just kept falling asleep on my desk due to a camp that was held over a weekend during the term. And my colleague just told me as a matter of factly, "bick, it's called AGE."
Haha...ageing sure takes some getting used to....
Many of the old boys came back for the Leaders Camp BBQ, was really nice seeing the old familiar faces again..somehow, I really miss this particular batch..
As I said, I'm a sentimental person, and I think as a person gets older, they tend to get more and more sentimental. I find that I have been spending more time than ever thinking back about my years in the service, thinking back to my batches of boys who have graduated, thinking back to the years I was in university, in JC, in secondary school. Perhaps it's because I currently have boys in all those stages of life that I had been at, some entering Uni, some just entered JC..hearing them talk about their life now, makes me think back to the days when I was a student too...and the choices I made then...and whether they were good ones...and what bad decisions did I make.. I must say, sometimes it gets overwhelming recalling the past, but I guess it's part of growing up too..
With age, I realised, also comes the weakening of one's body. I used to be able to endure late nights all week, crash during the weekends, and be raring to go when Monday came. But just 2 weekends ago, I was down the whole weekend due to a terrible cough and throat, and the week that came after that, was all a blur because of the cough and cold medicine, and eventually, antibiotics.
And these 2 days, I had migraine, for TWO days. Even with panadol, it didn't seem to get better.
Made me recall a statement a colleague said to me a couple of weeks back. I was remarking to him that I felt so tired everyday, I just kept falling asleep on my desk due to a camp that was held over a weekend during the term. And my colleague just told me as a matter of factly, "bick, it's called AGE."
Haha...ageing sure takes some getting used to....
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