It's peculiar how people just walk in and out of our life. At the present moment, you may think they are always going to be there, forever - forever and always. A few months passes and they aren't even in your life anymore. Something changed, and they only stay in a chapter of your life, their chapter in your life is now over, they are now no one. A whole new chapter begins...everything changes. Nothing stays the same, nothing's ever constant, ever permanent. We're constantly moving in and out of others' lives, jumping from one person to the next and just a new chapter in another person's story... I'd like to remain a main character for once... I wish I could put you in my story once again. I don't understand how you went from my main character to... nothing.

I guess, things can't ever remain constant. That is sometimes why I'm being reminded to make use of time sparingly well.

Alright. Enough of all those dramas. Let's start a proper update.
My Saturday morning was apparently taken away by this year's Honors' Day. However I shall conclude that instead of enjoying another couple more hours in bed, and waking up doing something reallllll boring such as starting on my usual work, I sacrificed those sleep-in-bed hours to a morning fill with things that jusst, hah, just just just cost me a gleeful smile. Thanks to who-else only councillors <3
Mr Soong, who was apparently one of the organising committee members for the 2010 Honors' Day, promised us a McD breakfast today. So I rushed out of home without even bother to made myself a breakfast.
However so, this year's Honors' Day seemed a little bit too dry as I'm doing more of the "ushering" work, which means the bowings and the greetings and all. Fortunately, Ian kept me entertained though :D AWWWW, so niceeeee. HEHE. We talked pretty much on this BGR topic and funny how I seemed to be pouring quite a lot to him lol. Ian, seemed to be a truly honest person I realised. Honestly honest, like seriouslyyyyy. Hahah.
After which we're required to head up to the hall to help in the servings for the refreshments. God, I tell you this, even with me standing at the side of the drink dispenser, some parents just totally snub me off when I asked them, "Coffee or Tea, sir/ma'am?". AH, epic humiliation Fina. HAH. I got tired of being "The Invisible" so I sneak off from my duty and went around taking pictures. LOL. After the crowd of parents and the prize recipients have shown decrease in numbers, hah, all of us, the impatient greedy councillors grabbed for our portion and help ourselves with the leftovers. Cleaning up.. Then, DISMISSED!
Though it was a short 4 hours day with the lovely-as-always councillors, TOLD YA, IT COST ME AN EXPENSIVE JOY. HAHAAAA. I <3 THEM.

KK, BORING LONG POST. SO, I'LL END HEREEE.
DAA BLOV-VERSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!! :D
MUAH MUAH.