yes yes. i'm revived. it takes me so long to finally type something here i supposed.

ocip trip was great. but it was a pity it had to end so early but still, if only we had pressed on for a couple of days more. the probability of completing the full 15 days journey would be so much higher.

now to think of it, does it really matter anymore since the bare truth is out-we're all back in singapore already. it's all about letting go and moving on but yes, memories would stay. i would made it stay and not let time erode it all away.

i would miss that retarded singing experience up the mountain.
miss the star gazing experience.
miss the high fun tian experience during the farewell dinner.
miss the bamboo rice (it's darn awesome seriously)
miss my kids from M2/3.
miss the hospitality by the thais.
miss the crappy-ness of the entire team.
miss playing volleyball/monkey with my kids (once again from the various classes)
miss eating ice cream in the morning when it's freezing cold.
miss shopping at the night market :D the wafer and the dough thingy are awesome

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don't miss acting like zoo exhibits when some thai people would just stop you for a SOLO picture. (it scares the nerves out of me seriously)

epilogue
it ended. but cherish the memories that it gives us because they are our source of encouragement to embark new journeys in the future. 9th december would be the official closure of this journey and afterwhich, it would be kept in me for as long as i would remember.

ocip 2008: embrace
ocip favourite dance: ching-chong
ocip favourite phrase: hong nam you tee nai (where's the toilet)
ocip favourite question to students: kao jai mai (do you understand?)
ocip favourite game: indian poker :D


gahs. i can't remember anymore other stuff. shall update more when i do (: