The last day of 2014 calls for a reflection of the year. Just read my blog posts in 2014 to recap the year. It was definitely a hell of a ride sitting for A levels this year. Never thought that it will be all over so soon but I'm grateful to be where I am today. My main goal for 2014 was to make it count. No doubt that I accomplished it alhamdulillah. I am already missing almost everything school-related, inclusive of A level prep whaaat (Ok I did try to make that period as memorable as possible so I got what I wanted then) Gone are the days when my life was all about studies and libraries are my second home.

I believe I did my best to prepare for A's though my mistakes made in A's still haunt me to this day and the fear of my results will gradually increase from tomorrow onwards probably. Soon it will be results day followed by enlistment. Pretty much the two major events of 2015.  So unreal man that my student life has become a thing of the past. I am blessed to be enlisted to SCDF. I won't elaborate on that as it is a personal issue to me. Shall just approach it with an open mind and hope for growth in all aspects during my national service.

I'm not sure what to feel about turning 20 next year. It still feels as though I am still 17. Yet to transition from a teenager to a young adult but I already have to deal with my financial management. Ceh step sia I mean I need money for my 2B motorbike course and of course for the motorbike itself. Thankfully I am working part-time now without affecting my training.

Last but not least, more dates next year please. Nothing short of amazing for those I've had this year. With that, may 2015 be an enriching year with growths in all aspects. I don't quite like the greeting of Happy New Year. Strive for not for a happy year, but rather one with growth in all aspects.

Stay hungry, be humble.

best day of 2014

So much for December being my favourite month of the year. That's what I say at any time of the year except in December itself. I guess I only looked forward to the liberation from academics ensued from it. Now that I don't have anything much to look forward to this year, I feel so empty inside.

On a side note, my time as a JC student has concluded officially last night with our last school event of the year, Graduation Night 2014. Never have I spent so much (~$200+ is a huge sum ok fk) just to look dapper for a few hours but the memories forged are priceless. Grateful for the company I had for the remainder of the night for making the entire night a memorable one. To me, Grad Night is not only a night to celebrate graduation; it is also a night which marks the beginning of a time which I already have in mind the friends I will keep in touch with. Failing to do so or a non-mutual friendship would mean losing that friend forever. How daunting.

All in all, I would like to thank everyone who has made a difference in my school year this year and also for providing support during arduous times. What's done is done and it's time to move on to the next chapter of my life with much more challenges ahead.

Troy 2k13 crew

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