the effects of time, never seem not to take a toll on relationships. dreaded or not, that is the reality all of us must face, and i deem it true that once all of us step into the what we call the working world, start a family, it might all be seemingly over as there isn't even breathing space to cope with our own personal lives. but however, this would not be the case, if ties are maintained, bonds as classmates that were established over a period of two enduring years...

i am puzzled, even perturbed that the class might well be heading towards the final stages of a jenga tower - falling apart. and that's judging from what is obvious to my eyes, which to me, only disappointment calls. how is it that, friends who have spent almost two full years together as classmates, classmates who gathered together for assembly and recess periods, huddled together during class discussions, endured hardships after hardships in the face of the various competitions we've taken part in, could just leave that all behind, without any form of nostalgia and emotion. multiple thoughts even as i read through what i've written, and i hope its the same for you, classmates of 2005-2006.

i wish it was never the case, however hard i make it out to be, that we all just can't be bothered. the last get-together at Mrs Gay's house had so poor turn-out that i can't help but feel disappointed, after all it was thoroughly planned and thought through, details disseminated weeks before, with people all giving positive replies. on the very day itself, so many suddenly did not turn up, and i really hoped that thoughts like 'nah i don't feel like going' were not running through our minds as i honestly think all of us want to see each others' faces again

beyond a doubt, i relish every single moment i've spent with the class, and i truly hope that the road does not end here. its nothing about random thoughts, its feelings that come from my heart, feelings that i wish to share with you guys. and i sincerely hope to see you guys again, responding well, hearing each others' voices every once in a while. its not a pressing statement, and i do know we as a class, has the potential to drive on, in search for unfound boundaries and depths.

experiment and learn, as we all falter and miss a footing at some point in our lives. i treasure these bonds, and i really believe all of us do as well. and it is just a matter of waking up to a brand new day, finding newfound hope under the warmth of the rising sun

we live to remember;

every moment is a moment to treasure