The Individual and Collective

I had a chance to catch up with some of my friends in church today, which was nice. I'm not sure what it is but I rarely have these opportunities. I wish those who will be receiving their A Level results this Friday the very best. This extends to all my friends in my year who aren't IB kids; I have a feeling ya'll will do immensely well! Also, Adriel and went over to Sam's house to meet him and Josh. True, we never plan gatherings; they just happen. That's the fun of it, spontaneity.

Tomorrow I won't be in the office, and like with most things unknown, I also have a slight apprehension. 12 days of course probably won't be something I enjoy like ice-cream or anything, so all the more I'll be looking forward to each evening when I have time to do what I want, weekends when I can meet up with friends, and the course's end when I plan to have some time off to meet the rest of my batch mates on block leave.

So to 2 groups of people, who for all intents and purposes are one and the same, I send my warmest regards on this the first day of March, significant for it's resonance in the hearts and minds of every ACSian - the A Level batch of 2008 who find closure on March 6, and the enhanced BMT graduates of 1/09, whose POP falls on March 11. I'm not sure how I'll feel on that Wednesday, a collective experience that I made the individual decision to step aside from, so you can anticipate what my next post will be about.