seems like everyone i know is desperately looking for a job.

isn't it better to attend classes to enrich yourselves?

I'm wondering what kind of classes i should attend considering the fact that we actually only have more or less about 1 to 2 months of official break before we get out results and start to panic (:

I'd love to pick up piano lessons again (: haven't been in touch with my piano for a long time and i really missed those times when i could actually play a decent tune.



even though i actually hated the instrument as a kid. Ok, not really, it's more like i got sick of it.

when i was younger i had LOADS of activities lined up ranging from swimming lessons to piano lessons despite the fact that i actually enjoyed the lessons ,the time that was taken up from my life was really irritating.


in the past there was definately something lined up for me everyday be it tuition or enrichment lessons. at times i had to wake up as early as 7am to attend lessons in Novena at 8.

so yea even though the lessons were great fun, the process of getting to that class was a pain in the butt.

terribly.





but now that i'm 16 i actually missed and really appreciate my parents effort to send me to all these different classes , cause it's only when you're a kid do the teachers make the effort to make the lessons fun.

oh like when i was in Lorna Whiston in primary 3 my british teacher celebrated our last day in the study center with bakery and a movie screening of the Original charlie and the chocolate factory which was way cool (: *love the retro effect :D*



but there's this one class i'll never forget.



PAT'S SCHOOL HOUSE (:

i had the best time of my life there. i mean like DUH. it's kindergarden and most of us would have fun in kindergarden or was it nursery? i'll have to ask my mom abou that cause honestly , i can't really remember.

BUT the lessons were really fun! there were arts and crafts lessons where you could play with all kinda funny materials to create a potrait and on father's day we were taught to create a tie with this gauze looking material and pasted cloth of different paterns and texture to create a tie. *which my dad still keeps even though he would most likely be unable to wear it*



oh and in one of the lessons it was all about trains and we took a train ride to malaysia and had macdonals on board (: that was really fun and definately memorable.

and they use to have this HUGE TURTLE like really it was half my height when i was there.


ahh all the good ol' days.

talkin about animals, when i was in the ol' NAFA building when i was younger it was situated at this small hill around the istana and they had this small little farm with all kinda animals such as rabbits, fishes, chicken, ducks and a big fat turkey. yes you heard me right TURKEY! (: it was so freaking cute but honestly i have no idea where the turket is after NAFA relocated to bencoleen street, maybe they had it for christmas


CHRISTMAS!

i can't wait for the post christmas sale (:

till then! toodles.