Enjoy

I went for "class outing" today at east coast park. 3 people including me turned up. 15 out of 35 replied Y. Some said they were sry and couldn't go cos they had to study. I hope they like what they do. Maybe at this point some may not but people change and people may realize how fun it is to study. Anyway what's the point of doing something you don't like or even hate? Studying may be good for us, especially in Singapore where elitism is unavoidable. However there are many things in life that we shouldn't miss out, which may shape our other talents.

With dreams anything may come true. Becoming a lawyer, doctor, actor or singer, the list goes on, is definitely hard but as long as we love what we do, nothing may feel hard and nothing may be impossible. However exposing ourselves to things in the world is important as it is how we find out what we really love.

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