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July 07, 2006 @3:37 AM

The camp was hella fun! Its been eons since I last went for orientation camps. Im so glad that I was in Le Corbusier ( our grp names were named after famous architects) because the people are so garang! We got the Most Garang group award! ha, crap.

Anyway, the past 4 days were definitely well spent in the campus, Sentosa and West Coast Park. We not only had fun but also learnt alot about some architects through the design competition, whereby each group were to build a life-size fort which can accomodate 2 people. Each group had to design according to the style of the architect of their group name.

I can't forget the ultra late-night trustwalk, foxes and chicken, amazing race and of course,

Qingling,
Zichao,
Xue Zhen,
Alvin,
Felicia,
Di Sheng,
Michelle and
Richard!

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhh!!! Im praying real hard that I'll get the same studio as them when school starts! The 9 of us get along really well though we were of different age and background. Guys who went through NS were indeed different, they were more sociable, mature in thoughts and could lead a team rather well, but of course, there's always an exception..... like....

ALVIN!! he's damn funny lah! He reminded me of the Yiyang in 06. Hahaha! Gosh. Im missing my Corbus!!! I cant wait for sch to start! I wanna work in the studio!! It is like a cosy little home where the aki students spend 24/7 there doing their projects! Yes, they sleep n bathe in the studio! Just imagine how strong the friendship would be!


Im so glad that I went for the camp!



I wanna cut my hair again!! this hairstyle is not convenient for camps! haha! Im crazy!!! I need to slp!!

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