Appropriate title, Miss Shie. =P

Thanks, woman. =)

As you can see, I'm still an illiterate when it comes to technology, and a sick one at that. Gah. Non-stop camps and a pretty low immune system might be the cause of that, but ah well. At least I get to skip school, though I don't intend to carry out the doctor's order of four days off; who knows just how much I'm going to miss?!

Rights; I sound like a nerd. Ah well. Can't be helped. Speaking of which; my classmates SHOULD be getting back to me soon....

Meh. So. Life in PTEK is, well, a bit of a whirlwind. I mean, I haven't exactly created my niche yet, and I admit, I eat meals alone sometimes (most times, if I bothered to eat at all) but I talk. I try not to close up. I smile. I fix my wayward tudong. I participate in class discussion (well, some classes; Math doesn't really count =P) and I joke with my classmates. Alright, so not all of my classmates, but it's a start. A pretty good one, if I may say so. The people aren't the same as the ones in MS, but I guess they can't help it.

The buildings are... a bit confusing at first. All buildings are, really. Like, if the C Block is to the right, why is the E Block next to it? And all that stuff. I'm glad my classes aren't too far away from each other, though. Hahaha. One blessing, amongst a few others, I guess. =)

My teachers are.... Well, for some reason, all of them tend to be eccentric. Really. Like, they're weird in their own ways. I have a Math teacher with a rather stilted accent (no offence, Sir), an EAS and ELT Tutor who keeps going on about South Africa and a Socio teacher who seems to vehemently disapprove of gayness. Ah well. They're funny. =D

I like my subjects. I'm neutral with Math. =P But I like the rest of them. They actually make me WANT to study and research on stuff and basically, I'd choose writing essays over calculating equations any day. ;)

All in all, it's looking a bit rocky, but no storms ever stopped Him; why should a few waves scare me?