ECLECTIC

Time flies so fast! 

In the blinking of an eye, it's already the June holidays! Oh, well, not that it's THAT much of a holiday; considering the number of times I've been back in school since holidays (supposedly) started. Still, it's better than nothing.

Anyway, I'm flying off to Korea in a week's time! It'll be a nice trip, I guess, considering it's still early summer and the weather is still not too hot.

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Had lunch with Fulia yesterday after meeting ended; and after which, we had a little shopping trip at Bugis Street. Bought 2 tops costing only $25 - which is really a steal; while Fulia spent about twice the amount. And she says she's going to wear one of the tops for the First Aid course this Thursday. Woo-hooo~

While we were having lunch, Fulia mentioned something which really made me ponder. It's private, and so I won't say more; but I guess, there isn't always a real, definite answer to everything in life.

During lunch, Fulia also asked whether am I free on the 24th after our staff meeting; to which I replied in the affirmative. Apparently, she wants me out for dinner with some friends. And she rattled on, announcing gleefully that she's managed to get a treat from one of them; using me as a bait. That sneaky girl! Admittedly, I feel a little bad and apologetic for the person who got fleeced became her victim .

Since Fulia managed to cheat wriggle a treat out of someone using my name, I retorted, "托了我的福，you got yourself a treat. So, in turn, you owe me one!"; to which she replied triumphantly, "Yeah, sure! I'll buy you a meal from the school canteen!"

Geez!!! I seriously think I should consider reviewing the status of this friendship. Soon. 

Haha.

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So far, I've been refraining from talking / blogging about work-related issues. A conscious effort has also been made to keep my personal life / information private on this blog. Regardless, there's something I would like to get off my chest.

I don't wish to get critical; but I think there's a similarity between students and parents. 

Some kids make good students, you know, those who score As and conduct themselves in an exemplary manner. Some others, though, leave much to be desired.

The same goes for adults as well, I guess. If you get what I mean.

Okay, I sound judgmental here. Shall stop here.

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I think I'm sounding a little incoherent in this post; jumping from this topic, to that topic, and then yet to another topic. But, oh well, the post title did say that it's going to be eclectic afterall, right? =)