'words that weren't meant to be spoken'.

yesterday, no two days ago, Minyi, our fellow debator, received the Best Speaker Award in the whole C division of the Julia Gabriel's Singapore School Debate Championships. congrats Minyi! ha. i think you deserved it (: she really did. anyway, congrats to the whole debate team. we got our throphies eh. despite the fact that it's light, maybe cheapo, i mean, hey my throphy fell apart in 2 minutes.

oh well. now that JG debates are finally over. here's a thank you to everyone for your supports. classmates, family, friends who bothered to say a word of good luck to me on the debate days. fellow debators who have helped me in many ways, making us, together, get all the way through the quater-final. teachers, ms lee and mis sharmilah, coach, jonathan pflug, for all the helpful teaching that got us this far... we wouldn't have made it without any of these people's wonderful support so thank you, nevertheless.


Minjun tends to blurt out words that aren't meant to be said. write words that are meant to be written or seen. do things that aren't meant to be done... Minjun has an embarassing habit to not think through something before it's done. but Minjun is terrible sorry for everyone she has hurt or affected. Minjun would take back her words if she could, she really would.

mama, i love you.
mama, i care.

would you believe me? would anyone?

of course though, i wouldn't let her.