Life is a bitter-sweet

My college life officially started like.. .. .. three days ago?  *sneeze

Oh yeh. I had my 4-day-orientation and it was.. .. kind of cool. Not VERY boring actually. *grins

I'm enjoying my life, you see. That's why I said so :P

So here is my wonderful long-ass summary :

*coughs

Day 1..

which was on Tuesday, which was sort of suprising because orientation usually starts on Monday and not Tuesday, which I think it's weird and.... kay fullstop. I'm sure you wouldn't want me to repeat the same thing :) 

Reached college, saw so so so so many Tarcians walking up and down the hill next to the football field. Yeh, yeh. My college has a field called FOOOOTball field. Gagaga. Not funny, I know. I'm just being lame so bear with me :P Met up with Ai Xiang and Gha Yee before proceed to the college hall for the so called short-briefing or as known as the mass call :)

The emcee(s) were pretty nice, pretty sporting, pretty fun, and pretty AWESOME! Unfortunately, their sporting-ness gain no response. lol

I actually pity them for keep on motivating us like "Come on, show some response! Don't be shy" phrases and also the continuous speechless faces. Aha, we- the fresh-ies were so not sporting, but HEY I DID RESPOND ok. But in a very low and silent tone je. HAHAHAHA., Guess what? I met my JPA-scholarship-friend at the hall and wooooooo Khamun is her name! :D :D I was HAPPY? :D

Without expectation, we welcomed Dato Seri Ong Ka Ting and the departure of the College Officials at noon? 

After the bla-bla speech, we had our first introductory programme at a huge hall. I was really really suprised by the amount of people who are taking A level at my college. 

300 over deyh, WHO AM I KIDDING? 0__0

Got back home by KTM which I should thank Grace NMT for the guidance and help yo :)

Day 2..

Phew~

day TWO?! I managed to survive day one. LMAO

What a joke. Hello day two :D :D :D 

We were being gathered to listen to several talks today. The lecturers were equally funny. Not as informative like the day before, but there was some entertaining jokes that I myself literally enjoyed. Made some new friends (Sin Hui and Wen Yi) who are currently taking STPM course, (Li Ling) C Combination A level course and also (Carmen) B Combination A level course :)

The feeling of knowing new people is just simply marvelous seriously seriously seriously. OR am I just being too friendly?

Either way, I joined the photography club during the Society Day at Sports Complex without further doubt despite of how busy I will be in my upcoming future. To be honest, I joined this for the sake of fun :D I was supposed to join clubs like environmental club or perhaps pyschology club to help my scholarship application in the next two years. But I chose passion because I deserve some time for things I love to do after days of endless study. No? :)

Day 3..

Absent because no specific activity was held today for the SPUS (School Of Pre-U Students) :)

Day 4..

What a busy day. Courses briefing in the morning, lunch break and student id card at noon, library briefing in the afternoon, last but not least collection of timetable and sales of books in the evenings.

Let me start with the course briefing. It was just any other normal talk by the lecturers in charge.
However, the Chemistry lecturer, formerly known as Mr. Loh, was a strict person who would fail his students easily (That's what my senior, Mimi told me) *gulp

Feeling all the goosebumps, everyone was relieved after he was done with his part introducing the topics that we're going to study in Chemistry in 1.5 years @__@

I personally think that Mr Loh is good, mainly because he's strict. In that way, students will take things seriously especially in completing the tutorials or any practicals. Second, he's someone who looks like my former Chemistry teacher, very committed and he actually can become a motivation for me to study real damn hard for it. Yeah. Pn Lim had that impact on me back in high school. :)

As I was hoping that he will be my Chem lecturer, too bad, I got Mr Siva (who is also good according to Mimi) instead :) General Paper was somehow fun for the FIRST SEMESTER. Yeh, only the first semester -_- cos' in the very first semester, I'll be learning photography, media studies, music, and also language. :)
But when it comes to semester two, I'll learn HISTORY -___- *smack face, Environment *acceptable face, and ECONOMY -________-
For semester three, I'll learn about Laws, POLITICS *smack face smack face* and so on. Haish.

I think Physics and Maths (both Pure and Applied) are going to kill me so badly anytime soon -____-

Gahhhhhhhh *screams

Skip. skip. skip.

Oh wait. Speaking about student ID card, *smack face again

I looked so hideous.

I.am.no.kidding,but.serious.
It's like an egg-head. No, egg-like-head. GODDD.

Skip.skip.skip.

Collection of timetable and streaming of class.

Oh dear, this is the worse part of the day! Timetable wasn't there for us to collect.
I meant, the timetable was being pasted on the board at the very last minute which made all the A-level students panicked and rushed to the place where the officer pasted the schedule in a push-you-way.
Mannn, when it was my turn to copy, I smelled like a piece of dung -___-

Apology to those who were standing behind me, I bet you all had a hard hard time.

lol

My timetable was very packed for Monday and Wednesday as I'll need to attend classes from 8am to 6pm non-stop of course with breaks or else I would have came out with a wonderful sue letter with my beautiful kiss mark on it.

Anyhoo, I was being streamed into the fourth class, (SN12D) where else most of my new-friends-made were in SN12C or SN12B instead of SN12D :B

That was so depressing, cos' I know no one in the new class of mine. ISHISHISH.
I think the people in charge streamed according to the grades and the SPM results. 

Ow *ouch

that was kinda frustrating to hear, that we were actually streamed according to our intelligence. Preferably, I would love classes with a mixture of people with different level of intelligence. In that way, we can learn to help each other in any assignments given but not feeling helpless looking for no one if we need any favor and don't you feel it's better like that?

I was unhappy, but I couldn't complain much. THIS IS LIFE, dude.
I have to bear with it :) I don't hate it, but I'll face it with plenty of smiles - hopefully everyday :)

Last night, I have gone through the namelist of my class. 99% Chinese and only 1% Indian. Goshh, how I miss all the multiracial friends back in Convent :/ Girls were more, nonetheless.

Aaaaaa whatever it is, I hope my friends are awesome. Super super awesome. super super sporting. super super crazy. not only nerds (but of course have to be serious in study lahh :P ). super super fun. enjoyable. truthful. and back to the word - AWESOMEEEEEEE ;D

If not, I will try my best to spread the awesome-ness virus to them! HEHEHEHE.

One thing for sure is, I hope there's no backstabbers or (most importantly) SUPER annoying people in my class. You can be annoying at times but not super in a bad, sarcastic way.

Get what I mean?

Too good to be true, I was a non-stop moving robot human being yesterday. I was epicly exhausted, not to mention that I brought my five textbooks (as thick as reference book each) home by train. Can you imagine that??

Can you imagine the feeling of being a meat in between the burgers??

To sum up the story,

orientation week was not that bad. That's all I can say. The so called "honeymoon" week is about to end.

Monday is the day where the actual nightmares is going to start :X :X :X

EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEK.

I can do this. GO ME, GO ME, GO ME! ;)