Friday, June 11, 2010
Just realized the real meaning of appreciating what you have. Now we students work on a type of mentality where students are able to appreciate what we have. So when we have holidays, varying from 1 day to 3 days, we relish in these short spans of relaxation. For these short spans of relaxation enable us to take a break from the minutes that fly by at school, the pain of listening to teachers dump us with facts. Anticipation was hanging in the air when the last period of the last day of school before the June Holidays. Then the wait ended.
You could see the familiar white, red and orange shirts everywhere, ranging from Pasir Ris Park to Sim Lim Square. King Albert Park was chocked full of people, as the cash registers of Mcdonalds went ringing non-stop. All the shop owners tensed as waves and waves of students swept into their shops, groping the products, their shirts full of sweat. The other shoppers were stunned as hordes of students slammed into the doors of the shops, whispering prices among themselves. Fingers were pointed at different arrays of products, as the picky students fingered the products, scanning the surfaces for any scratches or for any reason whatsoever to put the product down. Students rejoiced at their freedom for the oppressive rule of the teachers that were imposed on them. Celebration messages flooded Twitter and Facebook as students who were not invited out tried to cheer themselves up. Then it all ended as everybody fell asleep... (to be continued)
ending
9:52 PM
