Graduation!!

Officially now a Diploma Holder!! =) I'm having mixed feelings about leaving poly, but it was really awesome seeing so many familiar faces after so long, taking photos to capture that moment and just catching up. The graduation ceremony took place for about an hour plus and there was a total of 370 graduads. (If I don't remember wrongly)

The 3 years in polytechnic just flew by like that. I can't help but feel old. (Especially when I start talking to my tutee and they were like a few years younger than me and they even laughed at me when I said the year I took my Os) How to not feel old like that. The journey was awesome and enriching, it was filled with many ups and downs, and I managed to cruise through them. There are so many times that I felt like giving up on certain things... I'm just so relieved that things have ended and I did a proper closure to it. Now... it's time to do a proper closure to my polytechnic life.

1. Direct Poly Admission (DPA) application
2. DPA interview
3. DPA Orientation
4. GEMS + IDEAS
5. FO Camp (CLS~!)
6. classes + cca
7. Sailing Level 1 course and test
8. Career Familiarisation Program and NHC
9. Pulau Hantu expedition
10. Leap Foundation Camp 
11. Expedition to sisters' 
12. PPCDL course and test
13. Helping out in various regattas (Western Circuit etc..)
14. Green Desert OCIP Trip to Inner Mongolia
15. Leap intermediate to Mt Kinabalu
16. Leap Foundation at Kota Tinggi (as co-facil)
17. Leap Advance at Mt Kilimanjaro (AFRICA)
18. 7 months of ITP worth 38 credits (AND NOT INCLUDED IN GPA)
19. FYP
20. Space competition

My brain can only come up with this list and of course there are many more fun and awesome things that I did. I really want to say a big 'Thank you!' to those who have come into my life and left a mark. =) My life will definitely not be the same without you guys. Before I start with the long list of people... I want to thank my parents =) 

Daddy & Mummy, thank you for being ever supportive of the decisions I made. Since young, the both of you have allowed me to make my own decisions, set my own goals and target. Even when I wanted to go poly instead of JC, neither of you objected =) I know because of the activities that I've taken on in poly, like sailing, mountaineering and picking up drinking, had made you worried. I'm sorry for all of the nonsensical things that I've done.

Heading to Australia to study was a last minute decision, but I was so happy when the both of you readily gave your support. I love you! <3