Boy, can't believe I'm doing this but I'm actually reviving my blog that died for a year!

There's simply too many series of events to put down in words so I'm just going to summarize everything!

I had my 5-month long student internship programme at the research lab in National Cancer Centre Singapore which was really an eye-opener and rewarding experience. I kind of anticipated myself to enjoy the programme very much since I've always liked molecular genetics and DNA but it turned out otherwise!

At the end of SIP, my conclusion was 'Research is too tiring, time-consuming and not something I will do for the rest of my life.'

And then it was back to school life again for the rest of year 3 where we were drowning with 5 problem based learning for all our 5 modules. In those days, the school library was totally our best companion. I'm wondering how I even managed to survive that whole period. Interviews, presentations, tests, table tennis competitions.

The last year in TP finally ended with the term tests.

Well I must really say, I love TP a lot. No matter how many times I grumble 'TP so lousy!' and 'TP's damn stingy!'. TP is where I really made lots of friends, grew much wiser and also a changing point! Not simply just a place where I study, but like a second home to me. There's always so much happenings around, and all of the nitty gritty stuff slowly build up my sense of belonging to the school.

I was already feeling pretty much sad about graduating and then Shannon's post on fb just made me feel so nostalgic about all the silly things we did in year 1.

Oh well. I should have gotten used to it by now right. Going to a new school, making new friends, become really close friends, and then graduating and going to a new school and the cycle just repeats itself.

So ever since school ended I've been taking up part-time jobs like the ice cream scooper at Scoopz Parkway which was pretty bad, private sales at isetan scotts, 2 weeks temp job at IRAS and now at National Museum of Singapore as a ticket checker, the slackest job ever (:

And in August this year, I'll begin my new school life in NTU biological sciences (: I'm really thankful that I managed to get into a local university even with that lousy GPA of mine, I'm serious. I hope I can really treasure this great opportunity given to me!