Just went back to Ngee Ann to get a testimonial from my previous lecturer for my application to hall in australia; i'm so lucky because i went when she was just about to have a meeting and her meeting was eventually cancelled, anyway so she did the testimonial on the spot and had it ready in half an hour.
So while waiting for it i took a walk around NP and to my amazement the school has undergone such a facelift! There are beautiful walk ways by the pond, renovated Co-Ops and the best part, a fully furnised state of the art gym which looked like california gym just above the pool.
Holy Shit! Why is it always the case when we graduate before the renovations are ready? First started from my primary school, then in my secondary school where they tore the whole building down and made a whole new building. And this time POLY! Argh....
Anyway while i was waiting outside the staff room for Mrs Choo, Head of BFS, all the tutors who had taught me recognised me, they didnt know my name but they recognised me and said hi.
The irony here is that the tutor who had actually stopped to chat with me had only taught me one module in my first semester in year 1! She was like "hey i know you", then i explained to her that she was indeed my tutor in year 1 for Written Communication. Then had a conversation about what i was there for and my plans to study abroad, she seemed so interested and intrigued, she even asked me about what i was doing in army and this time really intrigued when i explained to her i was in CBRE.
Poly life, classes were fun, project were fun, slacking was fun, training with my team mates were fun, spending time with my team mates were fun, and watching DVDs/ playing CS in the library were fun.
I miss Poly life.
So while waiting for it i took a walk around NP and to my amazement the school has undergone such a facelift! There are beautiful walk ways by the pond, renovated Co-Ops and the best part, a fully furnised state of the art gym which looked like california gym just above the pool.
Holy Shit! Why is it always the case when we graduate before the renovations are ready? First started from my primary school, then in my secondary school where they tore the whole building down and made a whole new building. And this time POLY! Argh....
Anyway while i was waiting outside the staff room for Mrs Choo, Head of BFS, all the tutors who had taught me recognised me, they didnt know my name but they recognised me and said hi.
The irony here is that the tutor who had actually stopped to chat with me had only taught me one module in my first semester in year 1! She was like "hey i know you", then i explained to her that she was indeed my tutor in year 1 for Written Communication. Then had a conversation about what i was there for and my plans to study abroad, she seemed so interested and intrigued, she even asked me about what i was doing in army and this time really intrigued when i explained to her i was in CBRE.
Poly life, classes were fun, project were fun, slacking was fun, training with my team mates were fun, spending time with my team mates were fun, and watching DVDs/ playing CS in the library were fun.
I miss Poly life.
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