Tinted Glass Window

FINALLY...Woo hoo!!~

As part of our assignment, we were to do a short video portraying the symptoms of a particular disorder and my group's topic was Schizotypal Personality Disorder
Don't ask me what does video production gotta do with psychology...perhaps my lecturer thought that this would be an 'interesting' and 'creative' way of learning for us *shrugs*
Oh well, it was hard work and it did take up a lot of our time but I don't really mind since I enjoy doing such things...editing can be pretty addictive=)
And the satisfaction of seeing the final product beats all the sleepless nights and long hours of filming and sitting in front of the computer

I learned a lot too from this experience as we were randomly assigned into groups for this project
There goes our usual cliques and gang of friends whom we know so well in terms of how to accomodate to each other's working style and personality types
And working with those whom I'm not familiar with was indeed challenging but yet at the same time interesting as I get to see a different side of them
Hmm...I guess that's how the real world would be ey=)

Anyway, as a whole, I think we did a great job in this!!=P *pats on the back for everyone involved*
A BIG THANK YOU to those who had helped us out in this...truly appreciate it
We never could have done it without YOU, YOU & every one of YOU! (I know it sounds like an awards speech but I sincerely mean it k)

Well people, go watch the video youtube and don't forget to finish all three parts of it yea
Oh and please feel free to leave your comments and feedbacks:))
Enjoy~

Campaigning team

Seeing the both of them putting in so much effort in their campaign, going through the much controversial forum and sitting at the edge of their seats as election days approaches made the rest of us eager too

CONGRATULATIONS TO

STEPHANIE LIEW SZE WEI

Check our Miss President out y'all! Phew weet~

His ever-smiling face=)

Go make a difference in UCSI...you guys can do it!
We're behind you alllllll the way!

Yeah, I'm aware that it's been awhile since I've last updated
It's just been busy and there were so many things happening back-to-back!
I know I've always said in every semester that it's really busy, but this time..it's the busiest of them all!
Year 3 is really scary...I shudder to think of how the upcoming sems would be

Well, part of me was enjoying every bit of it, the way it feels to have things being so upbeat and exciting...always being on the go and having something to look forward to
But then, there came a point of time where from morning till night I'd have something to do, somewhere to go and some datelines to meet
It's not the stress or lack of sleep which I dislike, it's more of the fact that I did not have time for myself
It may sound weird to some of you but yes, I need my space and time alone quite often...it helps me refresh=p

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On a happier note, our Psychology Camp is finally overrrrrrrrrrrrr!!!!!!
After all the hard work to raise funds, beg for sponsors, encouraging (forcing?) people to participate, we've finally made it!
It's the first time that we get to work so closely with one another...what an experience!
I also get to see the different sides of people that I've know for the past 2 years, both good and bad but nonetheless, I still love every one of them:)

Excellent job people!=D

A real poser for the camera...

And such a monkey when you're all hyper and high on sugar

Whatever it is, you're still my most favourite person on this earth
I do regret not being there during your growing up years
Not spending enough time and taking the effort to be there for you
The countless times that I've pushed you away and find you annoying

But I can promise you that I'll make it up to you soon...and hopefully it won't be too late
Coz you'll be a teenager in a few years time and get into the whole emotional identity search phase of 'This-is-my-life-and-I'm-too-cool-to-be-with-my-family'

It's my wish for you to grow up to be someone who will be a good role model for the younger ones
Someone who appreciates life, love & respect the people around, makes a difference in wherever that you're placed at and most importantly, be focused & know the direction of your life

HAPPY BIRTHDAY GAVIN!

Your sis sayang you very much~

This week has been a learning experience as a number of personal decisions or rather goals have been made
In a way, it feels like a fresh beginning with a new direction…OooO so exciting!=D

Just one of them was on the issue of LIFE itself
During the leader's meeting that we had, something which Ps Lindy shared really struck me

~Living life to the fullest~
No longer a cliche:)

The organizers...awesome bunch of people!

Cookie girls

Human auction...something which UCSI has never had before

Prakash who had to go half naked and do a belly dance

These guys had to walk out all the way to the outside shops looking like THAT

Terry had to drink some awful blended stuff

Our MC who somehow got auctioned at the end...well, it's all in the name of fundraising=)

I like it!:)

Remember when you were young and you were forced to do something which you absolutely hate?
Mum would often argue that she knows what's best for you and all her advices are for your own good (think: "I Not Stupid")
Back then, you would always think that she's absolutely wrong and that no one knows what's best for you besides youself
Then you would get all grumpy and sulk the entire time you carry out her demands

At 6, mum brought me to take up organ lessons
At 9, mum told me to attend Mandarin lessons in school
At 13, mum asked me to wash my own school shoes and iron my own clothes
At 16, mum said to choose to go Science stream
At 18, mum insisted that I go to Form 6
All these and many others were things that mum had forced me to do
I remember how upset, angry and dissatisfied I was when I had to follow her demands

But as I grew older and think back, I begin to realize that she was right!
Those things really did benefit me in many ways even up till today and I'm so grateful that she had put me through all that
It really was what's best for me and a mother's instincts is indeed always right (well, almost=p)

In uni now, I have classes that's about the physiological parts of the human beings
You see, eventhough I was in the Science stream during high school, I dropped Biology as I absolutely, strongly & passionately despised it!
It was obviously against mum's wishes...but because I was old enough (or at least I thought I was), I had the green light to decide for myself

You can imagine how much I'm suffering right now, coming face to face with one of my biggest enemy in life
The pain and agony of having to study what I hate most, plus the guilt and regret as I think back about mum's advices

I should have listened to my mother...