Yep, that's about as much time we have before we go back to the ugly routine of 8.30 to 4.10 every day (save the half day saturdays).

Can't believe the 6-week freedom given to us flew by so fast. Now, on our last legs, feverishly trying to finish the holiday ascension, we begin to wonder, "What the heck have we been up to anyway?"

Well, at least that's what I'm wondering.

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Some people went traveling. Some buried themselves in books. Some stayed home and delved in horizontal jogging (luxury indeed!). Some kept on blogging. Some contemplated on whether to run for the SC. Some were working hard in motivating themselves to start that darn computing work. Some were anxiously awaiting the Oxbridge results. And some joined talent shows and became famous on national TV (yes, I'm looking at you Rendra and Shereen. Catch them on SUPERSTARS every friday night. Primetime. Only on your feel good channel.)

While we were all busy with trying to be productive, unbeknownst to us, the college was well alive with activity. Well, not the teaching department, but surely the management and student services side. The counseling room is practically flooded with letters and letters and letters from the various UK universities our students applied to. They'd need extra help just to begin opening all that mail.

Then there's the management team and the BODs. Rumour has it that the college is looking into serious expansion. Rumour has it that we're going to build new academic blocks. more chalets.

We're probably looking at a student population figure, close to 800. Again, this all is just hearsay. But man can you imagine that? Are we emulating KMB now ? More students means more teachers right ? Are they going to expand the Dining Hall too? The queue's too long as it is.
I hope they know what they're doing. sigh. at least its not going to happen in our time, eh seniors? ;) haha.