But seriously, I didn't had the chance to really sit down on the computer to type out my stuffs.
Especially when we were busy preparing for SPA and Oral on the weekend so that we could be tested on Monday and Tuesday.
And then not on computer during the band camp days, busied with homework on Saturday and Sunday.
SO... there you have it, my holiday summary!
Hey it isn't no life, especially when there's the band camp!!!
Just beyond description man, one of the best band camps I ever had!
No wait, all band camps are the best to me.
Some sec 4s said it would be their last band camp for them.
Are you stupid or plain-dumb? (Haha no offence, perhaps view-points differ but same meaning)
We can still always come back to stay-over and hear the band play! Just like what Alastair did for the 3 days 2 nights!
And that's just what I'm going to do!
Haha! Camp had its ups and downs.
DEFINITELY learnt how to play the trumpet better - Thanks to Mr Fung.
Goosebumps rose when I heard the recording of our pieces, this means it's really good at some parts!
Lets continue to work towards perfection this last week before SYF!
(Yeah read my post at the band blog, says it all!)
Had sore eyes on the whole of day 2, thanks to the exposure in the dust-filled air classroom that night of the haunted house.
Bandmates whom I hardly even talk to came probing to me what was wrong, even the sec 1s.
I'm deeply impressed, great band!
Then we had BBQ, showered cold water early in the morning at 6am with Jun Hao, Marvin and Yi Jie.
Usual guy stuffs.
Arnold and Yan Hong was brutally forced on the first night of the camp at the guys dorm.
Had fun with the partition separating 3E5 and 3N... can't recall which class was it.
Sigh... Wish the camp was 4 or even 5 days.
Although this thought seems to be a little selfish to some (since many have piled up holiday homeworks), I believe that there's also an optimistic side to that.
That is, to enjoy the time we bandmates have together.
Dawn to Dusk and to Dawn again.
Be it sweat to shower, games to music and koufu to barberque. Haha!
In a nutshell, this camp totally rwak and it awesome beyond description.
School's opened today, sucked at first.
Thanks to being caught and defamed right in front of the school.
Darn, just wait till you see my name as the 'Top O-Level Student : 2009' at the hall of fame.
But after going through Chemistry and English, school became livelier.
Going to work hard for my oral, 33/40 is never good for me.
Just when I had 35 last year, and Miss Krishnan said to secure an A1 in english, 38 would be the most appropriate.
From today, I shall speak like someone from Great Britain as often as I could and articulate every single accent in my speech.
School was bleak without band at the end of the day.
But we still had morning sectionals!!!
Haha and I'll always be there!
I think I have to stop here, conscience is telling me "Get to work, Ryan."
And hence I shall.
Promise to come back as frequent, keep this site alive though :)
Labels: 2009