burden

Second week of sem 2 is over and i'm exhausted already. :( 

Now that i'm in poly, i realised how much i really missed being in secondary school. Dang. I missed eating breakfast secretly during lessons, going out for lunch with Jocelyn after school, going to Gwen's house after school to slack, disturbing my classmates during lessons and so much more. Really. Those were the times that i really am grateful for. For those who were there when i needed someone and those who would always lend a helping hand without thinking twice. *sigh* 

I'm quite fortunate to be able to meet those lunatics HEHEHEHEHEHE. So glad. They make me realised how much i missed them and the real meaning of 'true friends.' 

Anyway.. i just received a news that one of my fellow mayflowerian junior passed away due to a car accident. My condolence to her family and friends. I may not know her well but she's someone i met and talked to a little in school since we're both student leaders. Something that distinguish her from others was her 'billion dollar smile.' (as what i would called it) Her smile was so... how do i say it. A smile that would brighten up someone's day? To me, she always has this 'happy go lucky' attitude even on difficult circumstances. It's just... hard to take all these information in. 1 minute she was there and the next she wasn't. But i'm sure she's in a better place now. She doesn't need to suffer anymore, with all those strange looking tubes that were inserted to her body. She won't be here physically but she'll always remain in our hearts. Rest in peace and thank you, for being such a cheerful girl Vernise. You'll always be remembered.

If anyone saw a fatal road accident on 19th Oct (Fri) at 8.05am, along Punggol Road (at the traffic junction in front of Blk 264A) please contact the police at 1800-547 1818 to assist with their investigation with any form of leads. 

Thank you.

 'When you lose someone, the world still turns, the stars still shine and the wheels of time move inexorably on...but somewhere deep within your soul, a small part of you dies. '