Finally

It was the end of yet another orientation camp on friday, at least one I still considered within my school days, but the last one. But I'm not sure whether it would be the last one in my life since I'm going out to work. Mixed feelings within me, as I'm not sure whether I'm really enjoyed fully during this camp. Having been through the most number of orientation camps than anyone else, other than Yuen Ki of course, I know what should be expected from a good orientation camp itself. Not saying Jeffrey didn't do a good job, as I could see the effort he put in and the stresses he had tried to endure throughout the year, in helping the rest of his young committee to bring the best orientation camp not only to incoming juniors but also to the seniors who helped out during the camp.

Maybe I had my own expectations through the years. Maybe it was my personal problems which I shouldn't have brought them to camp, especially one which I hope the person who knows what he should do and I know he will. But I'm sure there was one of those things that I didn't really enjoy, though I know that the culprit wasn't really at fault, ironically. I hope that guy will learn something and be more mature. There were other things that happened, and I thought some of them were usual things that will happen during camp and I hope that people involved can learn from those things and make the next camp a better one. Hope Shi Jin will be alright since I realised he was quite unhappy during the camp, and confirmed it after reading his blog. Sorry about that question I asked after your 'po shui jie'. Hope you can be yourself and be happy. You will have no regrets. Pardon me if I can't tell you verbally but I thought I can express myself more clearly here.

Lastly, 3 cheers to the HAVOC committee, no matter how I feel personally, at least you had done your job and I could see people enjoying the camp. Of course, you can't satisfy everyone. And the very last one, 3 cheers to JCRC and Hall 5, for giving me the hall life I have always hope for and may you still Strive in Unity for Excellence.