I wasn't the brightest student in the cohort, neither am I the most hardworking undergrad professors would deem. Seeing the valedictorian giving his speech (even though it's not that steady pom pee pee) but somehow the thought that "I should have studied harder.." came to my mind. I guess that's what many of us would think but nevertheless, I am still proud that I have graduated.
These 4 years of university life are full of the most dramatic ups and downs of my entire life. And, it changed me.
I felt excitement when I first entered university, not knowing what it has in store for me.
I was blessed with many good friends - really really good friends -throughout the 4 years knowing that they are always there for me.
I made the wisest decision to join CBLC - of which all of us were like a big family in that small little club.
I went through tremendous pain when I put on my braces - lost 7 kg and never got it back.
Started coming into contact with the real world.
Encountered lots and lots of frustration over projects and projects and projects.
Became super duper vocal after presentations and presentations and presentations.
Experienced the greatest amount of stress during the last year for my thesis - I guess it was much worse for Prof Liow. My gratefulness goes to him.
Was hit by the greatest blow and collapsed for a period of time. But I stood up again and moulded myself - nothing brings me down now.
Greatest sense of satisfaction comes from my thesis and marketing role.
Slept over the most number of times at a place other than my own home - YIH CBLC.
Received my first and only A+ - I'm easily contented.
Embarked on my first overseas internship to Shanghai.
Took up the challenge to go on my first ever YEP trip to Laos and bonded with the nicest people.
And finally, at the end of 4 years, hope found its way to me and made me realize that life's indeed wonderful.
Life is like a box of chocolates.. you never know what you're gonna get.
These 4 years are unique and special. Every event, every moment moulded me into who I am today. There may be things that I should not have done or things that I ought to do, but on the whole, it's been a wonderful 4 years.
Prof Yu who had a hard time reading all the names during the ceremony
My project mates throughout the 4 years - Need help? Call one of us, you'll get the other 3 - We come in a package.
With Jay, Weiming, Ronald, Benny, Samuel, Samantha, Zak and me.
With Gerard - who's the bartler for the whole day. Thank you. 
With Yee Han
With Paul
With Qifen - who rushed down from work.
With Jasmine and Melaine
With Dennis and Kelvin
With Kannan and JK
With Ching Man and Keng Boon
With Phyl - my roomie in Laos - who rushed down specially from workplace during lunch break.
With Puay Ki and Wei Jun - both who guided me so much
With Clive - one of the best presenters in RE
With my Shanghai Clique
With Shan
With Kenny
With Lai Chun
With Michael
With Paul, Keng Boon, Gerard, me, Michael, Lai Chun, Yee Han and Ching Man
With Zhaoxiang - No.1 joker of the cohort
With Edwin -Laos Team leader- Best leader we can ever have.
With Laos Team - who came down specially to congratulate Edwin and me.
With Cuthbert
With Renjie
With Jack
With Cheryl
Yeah!!
RE Class of 2007, please get ready....
YEAH!!! WE'VE GRADUATED!!!
To all my friends: Thank you for coming. I really appreciate your presence.
To my RE cohort: The 4 years are really enjoyable with all of you.
I will miss school. I know it.
