yestArday was sucha rockin' dayyyyyy.
i'm typing in a texas accent and since i've already failed hopelessly, let's get back to normal english.

ok firstly the soccer match was great though RJC emerged victorious, after that 52nd minute score. and i realised alot of their players are from china. what's this man. haha OK. although we are disappointed, i really felt the spirit and the camaraderie and the meridian might. i swear we were at least 4.7 times louder than RJC (that's because the whole school went down). though it was a heart-wrenching experience, both teams deserved to win, and i guess it was a matter of fate and it's ok, God's grace. there's always next year.. =]

in fact in a soccer match it's that easy to make it or break it, simply because there are only 2 teams playing and each team has a 50% probability of winning - and that other chance of losing is also 50%. so MJC SOCCER WAS FANTASTIC. and RJ played well too, with their aggressive foray. but kenneth said many of the rafflesians wrote off their school right from the start, so they should be feeling sour that they won?

ok enough said of soccer. choir concert was great - not professional, but it was more like an entertaining show with colourful costumes and dazzling make-up. and more like a musical towards the end. we cheered like mad when TK CHOIR came on stage - i LOVEE TK CHOIR. AHS choir was excellent also, i thought their altos were very strong. i was forseeing that the secondary school choirs would outshine the main lead.i did feel that in my heart (which is perhaps because i am not being very objective here. but that because i have been in both TK and MJ choir so i can be objective about it) yeayyay i'm so proud of being a tk'sian.

but i felt kind of lost and sad, and i pondered on why i quitted choir. i love singing, but i guess staying in MJ choir would have given me not just reluctant tempers to enter the choir room, but also sleepless nights trying to rush homework,scoldings from my parents and failing grades. i was so so so so glad to see those bunch of old people again. after the concert ended we formed our own chamber choir, singing gloriously outside VCH. recollecting those triumphant moments ( wait, we are still victorious what)

we caught the last train home after running 240m from VCH to raffles place mrt. we gripped each others' hands tightly, gave that warm and comfortable hug after the night was over, and it was a memory to remember.

i'm glad God gave me a chance to see those old faces again, because they never change and we'll still be great friends forever. i'm glad i still have huiqi in my class, and i really treasure her presence.

Labels: soccer fever and singing

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