When you don't blog for a long time, you have to squeeze everything in and you have to make it an extremely long post.

Okay, so I had my flag day yesterday. It was under the President's Challenge which some of you might have spotted us. Basically, everyone was from Singapore Polytechnic. Woke up at 5.40am, the earliest waking up since I was in Secondary 1!!!

Arranged to meet Jia Kang, a friend who was a classmate, at 6.30am (Jurong Point).

Had to change trains at Jurong East and we met up with Aylwin, also a friend and classmate LARH!!! We travelled to Toa Payoh and were supposed to meet our lecturer who we haven't got a chance to meet before, even during our orientation!! Man! All the other classes have already met their lecturers.

Then it appeared to us that he or she was probably at Bradell station so we quickly got aqquainted with some of our fellow classmates and we had breakfast at Macdonald's. I guess I was the youngest there. I'm 17, one of them is 18, most of them 19 and one is 23, lol (I'm bad) but he's quite alright.

Anyway, we started our flag day without the permission card and we flagged for an hour or so at Toa Payoh, near the station. After a while, Aylwin, Jia Kang and I decided to head to Bishan (my previous home!!) I've never been there since the end of 1998, close to eight years now!! I used to shop at the NTUC Fairprice when I was very young. Soon after, Junction 8 and the Bishan MRT Station were constructed. Long history, haha...

Well, we met up with Ming Yong (he's a little weird when he speaks and he tends to use vulgarities, omg!). We flagged there for another hour and went to Junction 8 to skive! We went to the arcade and went to the basement. Bought my favourite Taiwan Shilin XXL Crispy Chicken and Jia Kang bought one too whereas Aylwin bought snacks from Old Chang Kee. After quite a while, we headed back to SP, Dover station to return our tin cans. Reached Dover at 2pm and we got news that they won't collect until 3pm. We were totally exhausted and we went to the Moberly @ SP. For those of you who don't know what's that, it's like a building for students, staff and members for relaxation. Took a look around the whole place and saw Karaoke and Jamming rooms. Then, we decided to try Karaoke! It costs 10 bucks per hour and only three dics are allowed to be brought into each room. Sang for about an hour and went to MLT11 to return our tin cans. Had quite an exhausting but interesting day, so it evens it out.

The Karaoke Room, it's like so damn big!