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two thirteen forever;
two thirteen love.

Chang Shin Yee
Nicole Chew
Chiang Yan Li
Ching Hui Qi
Jamie Foo
Goh Hui Ting
Heng Yi Xin
Koh Han Yi
Lai Ying Tong
Lai Ying Ying
Lam Li Shuen
Leong Xuan Li
Liew Ting Ting
Etsuko Lim
Michelle Lee
Rachel Ng
Kellynn Oen
Rachel Wu
Sabrina Lau
Sophia Kho
Rebecca Tan
Dorcas Tan
Fiona Teo
Xiao Jia Chun
Cheryl Yau

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Hello everybody! (I'm not Han Yi, for a change.)

Okay I'm utterly bored.

Time flies past like a swallow in the sky
How soon, it seems, we've to say goodbye
It definitely will be tearful and tough
Releasing so soon, when it just isn't enough
Togetherness - an idea, a goal we shared
Eventually, though, we have to be prepared
Even when a dozen years fly past
Never forget our awesome class
Ends do come, but before we depart
Remember us always, deep down in your heart

Remember, that once upon a time,
You were looked upon,
Regarded as,
Known as,
Seen as...

A thirteener.


It's a bit weird at some parts cos I kinda did it in 5 minutes :\

-Han Yi

Hi guys! I suppose most of you have done, or at least seen the class tee 2 survey thingy already (: And here's the statistics so far... :D

Viewed: 22
Started: 20
Completed: 16
Drop Outs (after completing): 4

Question 1
Second class tee?
Yes: 15 (100.00%)
No: 0 (0.00%)

Question 2
Let's say you don't want a class tee. Would you mind if everyone else in class gets a class tee while you and the other people who disagree to getting a class tee don't?
Yes: 4 (33.33%)
No: 8 (66.67%)

Question 3
Dry-fit or cotton?
Dry-fit: 8 (53.33%)
Cotton: 7 (46.67%)

Question 4
Sleeves?
Short-sleeved: 13 (86.67%)
No: 2 (13.33)

Question 5
Hood?
Yes: 10 (66.67%)
No: 5 (33.33%)
We may have to "omit" this question (omg sound like test paper O:) cos apparently the council elects say they need to have collared shirts so don't need to tuck in... :D

Question 6
Colour?
Black: 2 (13.33%)
White: 3 (20.00%)
Yellow: 3 (20.00%)
Blue: 3 (20.00%)
Grey: 1 (6.67%)
Brown: 1 (6.67%)
Pink: 1 (6.67%)
Other: 1 (6.67%) this person indicated any colour (:

Question 7
Customisation?
Yes: 9 (64.29%)
No: 5 (35.71%)

Comments Include:
Person A

• collared so don't need to tuck into skirt (school rule)
• name could be on sleeves
• fine with blue/grey/red/black

Person B

• neutral about everything
• except WANTING A CLASS TEE

Person C

• can be like just a thirteen tee (i.e. remembering thirteen)

Person D

• collared shirt, with slits
• look more cool and professional

Person E

• like both white and black
• hoodie!
  

Person F

• NO PINK CLASS TEES
• should include everyone's name inside, so that we can remember
• fine with any colour
• don't want black, too common
• don't mind if there's hood

Person G

• simple but nice
• skip cheesy taglines, go for minimalism
• yellow's a good colour

As of Monday, 30 August 2010, 6.37 pm according to Han Yi's laptop clock

PS. By your comments, I can totally guess who you are!! :D

Feeling bored? Too relaxed for your liking?

Well then, scroll down and take a look at the newly updated calendar of events!!

Stress guaranteed.

everybody loves a chalet :D

AND WE WILL HAVE ONE AFTER EOYS MUAHAHAHAHAHA :DDDD

so will someone be kind enough to research? heh (:

downtown east is near to all those like "attractions", but they state:

"Not applicable for group bookings, and/or with other promotions, discounts or offers."

): Han Yi

It's finally over! All our hard work has paid off!!! (I hope.)

Today was a tiring day. An exhausting day. A demanding day. A foot-aching day. A noisy day (my chances of getting deaf has just gone up by 30%). An oh-no-what-do-we-do-now-there-are-so-many-impatient-customers day. A shit-the-mike-went-out-again day. An omg-we-are-left-with-so-many-drinks day. A has-that-person-paid-yet day.

The list goes on and on. But to summarise it, it's been a great, awesome and undeniably fun day.

I promised the people who stayed back late till like 8.30, 9, that I would credit them here (: Because all of them (including me lar har) helped out with the mind-boggling, nerve-wrecking, stress-inducing task of cleaning up the SAC. Just to paint a picture, these tasks involved:

• bringing down the streamers and glow sticks and cellophane paper from the ceilings (which Ting Ting and I slowly specialised in. a great task for me, given my ahem height.)
  
• moping and cleaning the floor
• putting the pillows back to where they belonged
• moving the television and CD cupboard back into the small room, and trying not to get sensationalised in the process
  
• clearing the litter on the floor
• taking out the humongous, severely obese trash bags
• packing the drinks and snacks
• cleaning up when the ice box broke
• wiping the whiteboard with extra force, because the markers used were permanent markers (the bolded portions in this sentence are especially for the people who wrote on the whiteboard without checking the type of marker)
• enduring the life-shortening stink of the tar cleaner when Mr Tan sprayed that on the board so it would be easier to wipe

The list just goes on. And my soles hurt terribly )):

Anyway, thank you Hui Qi, thank you Hui Ting, thank you Yi Xin, thank you Han Yi (ahh that's me!! :D), thank you Li Shuen, thank you Xuan Li, thank you Ting Ting, thank you Rachel Ng, thank you Sabrina, thank you Sophia, thank you Rebecca, thank you Fiona, thank you Jia Chun, thank you Cheryl, and of course, thank you Mr. Tan.

We would like to especially thank the following people for really seriously sacrificing their time just to help out with the cleaning up: Hui Ting, Xuan Li, Rachel Ng, Sophia, Rebecca and Cheryl. Hui Ting actually had LOA due to YOG, but she stayed back to help out. Rebecca had to take public transport back home, at this late ulu hour, but she stayed back to help out. (To put it in a nice way, role model for all those people who decided to go home early because they didn't want to take the public transport home late at night. PS don't get mad at me, I'm just pointing out.) Xuan Li's, Rachel Ng's, Sophia's and Cheryl's parents had already come to pick them up, but they stayed back to help out.

And I end this longest post yet (I think.) by saying: