two final exams, three research papers, two presentations, two speeches and a couple of hellish weeks later, i am alive. i am alive!!! whew! who would've thought i'd make it? :)



anyway, here it is... the sweet, sweet triumph of making it to summer vacation. no more all-nighters, no more cramming, no more bus rides to school -- at least for a couple of months. it's guilt-free tv and gimik time! :)



anyway, last night i went to the graduation of my former high school... and i just felt, well, old. i don't know. maybe because i saw all those students, high school students, and it made me think that i could never bring back those days. once it's done, it's done. next year i'll be in third year. two years to go and i'll be a college graduate as well. what does the future hold for me?



many times now, i have wished i could just stay in high school. the carefree, innocent days of high school... no kidding. it just felt so... problem-less during those days. with the freedom that college has granted me, came a huge responsibility of being accountable for all your actions. it is a huge responsibility that sometimes you just want to run away from all of it, and give them the line "after-all-i'm-just-a-kid." but you can't, because although you still feel like a kid, you are already an adult in other people's eyes.



hmmm... enough said.



on a lighter note, i'd like to congratulate my newly-graduated friends, if you are reading this, let me sing for you... :)



Another turning point, a fork stuck in the road

Time grabs you by the wrist, directs you where to go

So make the best of this test, and don't ask why

It's not a question, but a lesson learned in time...



i hope you all have the time of your lives in college. :)