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    I'm Back
    Sunday, April 4, 2010, 5:16 PM
    How long have it been since my last update, huh?

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    I always believed that education would get you far enough in life until you find something that inspires you enough to do something or be someone. I always thought that hardwork would always pay off when you did everything on time and with good quality. I always thought that attending a good secondary school, participating in multiple clubs, and always having time to volunteer my time at local non-profit organizations would increase my chances of getting into a great post-secondary school institution. I was wrong. Not everyone gets inspired to do something when they are in college. Some just go through the classes, get through their GCE N's & O's and then graduate without a care as to what school major they graduated from. Not every drip of sweat or tears will always get paid off.. even if you actually put effort into doing something.

    There will be times when others who don’t do as much as you, get the better grade or the better consequence. You don’t have to attend a great high school or secondary school to get into a good college/university. I know people who never was a part of any club or volunteered anywhere and managed to go to college.

    There’s no excuse not to go to school. I have a lot of friends who chose the life of working rather than going to school because they think that working will lead them to a bigger better deal. There’s a difference between a college degree job and a job that you can find on the side. Sure, you’ll get promoted working at Macdonalds but the job that you’ll be working at is not permanent. That job can be easily replaced by someone else, whereas a job that you can actually specialize in because you have the background knowledge in it will be a more stable, steady job. Get it?! School is only hard if you don’t put the effort in trying to work. If you are given a chance to go to school, do it. Sure you lose time and money (tuition, books, stationary etc.), but you gain knowledge, experience, and over time a job that you’ll actually enjoy.

    But who am I to say these things right? Wrong, I’m your friend. You can tell me that other people don’t care, but I do. It’s your life, yeah yeah whatever. But don’t complain when your life gets into knots and you tell me that I didn’t come to aid you like how I did throughout secondary school. I did offer to help.

    Well, my school terms is starting soon at ITE Bishan campus. Well, ITE Bishan is like Saint Anthony Canossian Secondary School. You know why? Cause, ITE Bishan exactly like a “Girls School”. WTF man! I should have been posted at Simei campus. )';