Post A2

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After 14 months, I've finally completed my A-level. When I made the decision to take up A-level, I told myself that it would be easier than SPM as I only take 4 subjects compared to 10 subjects in SPM. I have been wrong since the beginning. A-level isn't easy especially A2. You are only given half a year to prepare for your A2 after AS has finished. I have broke my own record during this 14 months time. I have never sitting in front of my study table for the whole day. Never. A-level has made me to a whole new level. Those days are really stressful but sun shines again after all the hard times have over!

Now, A2 has over. I don't feel happy for that. Am I the only one? Lots of question keep bubbling up in my brain. What should I do next? Don't ask me. I don't know. I wish I knew what I want. I'm kinda lost after all my papers have over. Before exam, I sincerely wish that time would fly as fast as possible as I'm tired of that kind of sleepless nights. But after A2, I wish I can go back to college again. Though study might be bored sometimes, rotting at home is even bored. I would rather go to college. When the moment you think of you might not be able to meet your friends that often, that kind of feeling you know? After this, everyone of us will go to different places and achieve our dream. Who knows when will we meet again.

I really like the class I have been in the past 14 months. Oh no, this has became past tense :'( This is the most lively class I have ever been. You will never get bored of their funny actions and words. They have brought our class a lot of happiness. A year ago, we are still strangers. I have never think of that we would come to this close in this short period of time. Anyway, thank you my friends for bringing colours into my college life. :) You guys are really amazing!

I realised I have changed a lot after stepping into college. I didn't realise this until one of my friends told me that you are different from who you are during high school time. Yes, indeed but it's a good sign. I begin conversation with new friends which I have never done this before. I usually wait for others to talk to me first haha. I really appreciate it for having so many true friends in my life. Thank you for listening to me and entertain with my super cold stupid IQ questions hahaha.

I shall stop here.
My dear friends, till we meet again. :)


Love, 
See Qing.

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