" No point crying over spilled milk. " is what people used to tell me when I didnt do well for my Olevel last year. Now it's my turn to tell you, that what's done is done, "no point crying over spilled milk"

I was in the midst of giving up as it was a tough decision whether should I go back school to retake olevel and get mocked by the people in school or just go ITE straight. Thankfully, both Jaslyn and I have some sort of telepathy or what, we called each other up asking whether should we go back school to retake and we agreed. Later, we then found out that not only the both of us went back, we got guoxiang and liyana. At first we resent to our fate, kept asking ourselves that "why didn't we work hard, why are we doing here" and it doesnt make anyone of us happier until one day the few repeat students got together and encourage each other to work hard and prove those who laughed at us wrong.

We worked hard, we slacked, we got mocked but one thing the few of us know that, we learnt our mistakes and we don't repeat our mistakes again. No matter how much we hate certain subjects, we still put in the extra effort to make sure we understand it better. Not because we hate the subject teacher, we totally flunk that subject he/she teaches. Afterall, we're the one benefiting ourselves not the teacher. Results' out. The numbers of As &Bs, showed how much effort we put in in our studies. And the 3/4 of us, scored below 20 for our l1r4 and we were proud of ourselves.

The bottomline of this entry is to show whoever is reading my blog that ended up somewhere they don't wish to go. I know you may think 'words are cheap, it's easier said than to be done' but hey, I made it so why cant you? Don't think you ended up there it will be the end of your journey. You're only 17/18, you still have a long way to go, doesnt mean you fail this time, you'll fail for the second time.

I hate to say this quote but it helps. " Nothing is impossible, it's all in the mind". Though you ended up in your undesired course, I believe if you put in the effort, you'll excel in it.

People always ask me why choose RP when my grades can easily bring me to other better polys. But I chose to go Rp because I want to do what I want, I choose to follow my interest, I won't know if I don't try. So, I hope you'll do well in your future endeavours.







and stop whining like a female dog.