@$^%*$^#$$#$!$---> These are the first thing that came out of my mind when I step out from the mrt, when I arrived at Kent Ridge.
$%^%*^%*@%$!%@$%$!#^%#&%^*%^----> These are the first thing that came out of my mind when I step out of Kent Ridge Mrt.
$%()&%($#^(%$*$_(&*_)(*##)_*%&#(&(%&&$(_#*(#---> These are the first thing that came out of my mind when I'm squeezing into my A Bus.
*$)*#%)&#$^(T(_%$^(_#&_(#@&_(@&(_$&#_(&_(&@#%_(&#$_^---> These are the first thing that came out of my mind when I reached FASS.
@$*@#)*)!&%&!&(&$#_%_@^%*_!$%_(!&(_&_(&_&#_!^@^$*!@&$~@&$#_(&---> These are the thing that came out of my mind when I'm in the lecture.
As an old saying goes,
When life gives you lemon, add vodka.
Trust me, you don't want to lose your sanity.
I just summarized my 3 day in school! There's no words to describe this agony and prolonged melancholy feeling I have within me when I come to school. I know I'm acting like a 3 year old kid, who refuses to go to nursery. I understand that. Trust me, when you have a taste of how university life is like... you would never want to go back. The only thing I take off is the flexible timetable, which means I can go home at 2 to have my afternoon nap, just like when I was in secondary school. Worst take off: Competition, High Stress Level, Loneliness, Bell Curve. Bell curve is a second satan to me. Your energy is easily strained within like 2 days of school... All around you are really friends which you most probably won't see a few years later. Well, I guess that's life. Kids, do treasure your primary, secondary, jc friends. You never know when your friend will turn your back on you. It's not hard to find friends, but you need to step out of your comfort zone, to embrace the differences. After all, university is about independence.