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It's the big day!

It's the last lesson of the International Economics Advanced Placement course!

It's the day we get tested on all the stuff we learnt (or in my case, did not learn) over the past 13 weeks.

At the beginning of the course, I really wanted to do well so that my 13 saturday mornings would be worth it. But slowly, it felt like I didn't understand more and more. So now, it's hard to catch up.

The test was hmm... ok I guess. Maybe I didn't even study so I don't even know if I got it wrong. I don't even know where were the answers were in the book since I didn't even read it!

I was planning to read the summary pages on the train. But guess what? I met Wei Qi at the Tampines station and talked to her all the way!

She was going to school for badminton training and we were so surprised because we haven't met one another for so long already!

I'm not blaming her for taking away my time to study. It wouldn't have made any difference anyway.

It was great to catch up and we took photos with our phones.

After the exam, there was a tea reception to give out our certificates of attendance.

Me, Sheryl and Qian Qi (aka QQ, as the guys call her. haha...) were sitting at the same table.

While we were eating, the professor came to talk to us. And it was a little awkward cos we didn't have much to say to him.

After a while, he said he would go to the other groups to mingle with the rest of the students. He went to talk to Andy, Sam, Vi and Mai, the 4 Vietnamese scholars also from VJ.

They talked for very long! Maybe 10 times longer than what he talked to us. When we left, they were still talking.

I guess it's because the guys have more to say. They always speak up in class anyway, while me, Sheryl and QQ are the"quiet" ones. Haha...

On the way to the MRT station, Qian Qi and I took photos of the places that we always walk pass every saturday. Even the "all buns at $1" sign at breadtalk. (it's $1 everytime we go there! haha...)

We felt kinda sad that we might never go to SMU again. It's just a feeling of not wanting to let go. Quite sad... Then again, it's good that we now have our saturday mornings free.

Haiz. Wonder how's my results for the exam. I'm not expecting it to be too good...