i'm freaky

reaching home tired and exhausted, good news is my uni future is secured, and with doubly quick time. it comforts me that in stereotypical singapore, i've been given a second chance at life and that is with not even at least a B to show for in my A level cert.

it still smarts the expressions i get from people i didn't meet for a long time when i reveal my results. the shock and disbelief followed by the "hey i pity you but trying not to show" look.

y stereotypicalism? i guess its because if there weren't stereotypical typecasts, we are unable to define people and would get a headache out of it. sure i've been feeling down, useless and the effects ringing in my head ever since the results for 2 years but i hope all that has been put behind me now.

leading onto freakiness, met many old friends recently and to my surprise i still remember some of their home numbers. that was like 5years back and i the sequences still ring clear in my head. even if they shifted i can remember both their NEW and OLD phone numbers! it was really great seeing them again, though none of us were "smart" enough to make it to medicine. other than myself being the extreme odd one out, we have business students, engineers, computer engineers, life science students and a coupla accountants.

for being a bachelor my whole life, i am glad to announce that out of 10 exclassmates, 9 of them are also single. haha very interesting phase of life, NS, almost everyone breaks up and those who are single mostly remain single.haha its good to be a swinging unattache'.........

finally thank you adrian for leaving comments on my blog, really appreciate it, so in response to your latest entry, yes i do read your blog too. and dont worry, depressive mood swings are very common, even for guys! really hate it when they come around, be it girls or family crap man.

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