Japanese, Japanese, Japanese...

It seems like the only thing that i hear about nowadays is the Japanese students that visited out school on the 17th of october 2008.

Before they came, it was hard to miss all the excitement, the talking about the Japanese students, the souvenirs that we had to buy for them and how you were going to communicate with them.

While they were here, I not only had to hear about theJapanese students but also hear from the Japanese students.

And of course, if it is not painfully obvious, I, along with everyone else is hearing about them on this blog now.

However, despite the title of this post, I am not here to talk about the Japanese students.

However, I do have some comments for my fellow classmates.

To Ding Shen:
Consider yourself lucky that you got someone you could relate to and that you could at least understand half of what he was trying to say. And yes, eventhough my Add Math is horrible, i can say for a fact that the probability of it happening was VERY low. So, in a way, you're lucky that you can keep in touch with someone who is very much like you are.

To Kai Tian:
That's a very good idea about going to Japan. Lol, you could just go there and never be caught. You wouldn't even need a visa. Except you have to improve your Japanese. Then, there would be nothing that could stand in the way of you and Japan.

To Giap Chin:
Yea, I know that you're very good at Add Math, but don't show off in this blog la, lol.
And why did you announce that I told Mr. Yu about the blog. Was I not supposed to?

Anyways, making this blog was a great idea, so that we can post theevents that involves our class in this blog and also keep in touch with each other even after our SPM.

Salwa