"Hello".
A word I won't get to say to my friends in KMJ anymore soon.
It was the second last paper this morning, Chemistry Paper 2.
The last paper will be on Wednesday, and after that: departure.
To think that every single soul still living and breathing KMJ air had the guts to endure almost a year of pure pain is beyond me.
It doesn't matter how much you did or didn't out into something, sometimes, it's the will to just do it that makes everything perfect already.
I'll be leaving everyone (almost) soon.
And this is probably the last entry I will ever post from my room, or anywhere, in KMJ.
I will definitely, definitely remember KMJ my whole life.
And I will make sure I do by immortalizing my memories in this blog.
I am so unsure on how I will manage to recall a year's worth of memories, experiences, thoughts and feelings.
But I am sure that I will try my best.
I wouldn't have much to do at home later, anyway.
Of course people expect me and everybody else to find a job and at least do something, but I'm really looking forward to just staying at home and relax for real.
Maybe there will be the occasional outings with friends, the frequent movies (I absolutely will go watch every movie that comes out), and I sure as Hell will get to some exercising when I get back.
There's so much on my mind right now.
And after Chem 2 this morning, at least I can think less of my studies for a while and think more of what my next step is.
I will miss my friends badly.
I will miss my roommates even more.
I will miss my memories the most.
I know that the post is too short, but I really want to make an impactful post later.
So if you are keen on reading thoroughly about my life from when I first arrived in KMJ on 10th May 2010 till I finally part from on 20th April 2011, then be patient.
Because life is all about timing.
A word I won't get to say to my friends in KMJ anymore soon.
It was the second last paper this morning, Chemistry Paper 2.
The last paper will be on Wednesday, and after that: departure.
To think that every single soul still living and breathing KMJ air had the guts to endure almost a year of pure pain is beyond me.
It doesn't matter how much you did or didn't out into something, sometimes, it's the will to just do it that makes everything perfect already.
I'll be leaving everyone (almost) soon.
And this is probably the last entry I will ever post from my room, or anywhere, in KMJ.
I will definitely, definitely remember KMJ my whole life.
And I will make sure I do by immortalizing my memories in this blog.
I am so unsure on how I will manage to recall a year's worth of memories, experiences, thoughts and feelings.
But I am sure that I will try my best.
I wouldn't have much to do at home later, anyway.
Of course people expect me and everybody else to find a job and at least do something, but I'm really looking forward to just staying at home and relax for real.
Maybe there will be the occasional outings with friends, the frequent movies (I absolutely will go watch every movie that comes out), and I sure as Hell will get to some exercising when I get back.
There's so much on my mind right now.
And after Chem 2 this morning, at least I can think less of my studies for a while and think more of what my next step is.
I will miss my friends badly.
I will miss my roommates even more.
I will miss my memories the most.
I know that the post is too short, but I really want to make an impactful post later.
So if you are keen on reading thoroughly about my life from when I first arrived in KMJ on 10th May 2010 till I finally part from on 20th April 2011, then be patient.
Because life is all about timing.
"Life has funny ways of opening your heart. More often than most, it opens your heart through life itself"
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