You know when you have SO many things you want to blog about and you just don’t know where to start? Well, that’s happening to me right now. I want to blog about something that’s recently been clouding my mind, and yet I have so many other things to blog about, namely Mr. Aaron’s second farewell from the club and yesterday’s YOG celebration in NYP. So tell me, where do I begin?
Okay, I’m going to start with the YOG celebration in NYP which took place on Saturday, 7 August 2010. It was A BLAST! Even though our roles were almost tedious, we made our way through and got into The Sunday Times! How awesome are we??? 
! It was all a big hoo-ha, trying to make sure all the guests arrive in a tip-top condition, up to the point where Sham and I had to stay at the curb of the roadside and usher the buses in! And we had a good time talking about funny incidents of Sham in a motorbike. LOL! After we ushered in the last bus, we were free to enjoy the celebration, or rather make all the noise we can while waiting for Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong to arrive at NYP. Man, we are ONE ROWDY CROWD!!! We made so much noise, if the school crumbles it’s all due to the noise we’ve been making! And thinking back, I think SHS Club is the only ones in black tee!! Everyone else was in the blue Samsung t-shirt, or red t-shirt and since there’s only about 26 of us altogether we truly rock the place! We made our share of noise, got our share of fame on camera (where it got transmitted to the big screen, hehe) and THEN got another share of fame on The Sunday Times! Are we awesome or what? ! I don’t have any pictures to post up regarding the YOG celebration mainly because I didn’t bring my camera cause I thought it’d be trouble trying to get cleared by the security but the show was fantastic! Everyone put up and amazing performance and we’re simply just so proud of everything, down to the torch-bearer who bore the torch to the PM and the moment he lit the umm..(what is it called again??? :S!) thing, we were all cheering wildly! Then again, we’ve always been cheering wildly. !
The highlight of my night had to be when we went to the reception dinner with the Prime Minister, and it was our greatest opportunity to personally meet him and talk to him. (Sham and I managed to shake his hands…twice!!! Woo-hoo! *does the jelly bean dance*) It’s such a shame that we never got a group photo with him. It is really really such a shame. Sham and I consoled ourselves with the fact that we’ve spoken to him and that we shook hands with him. Hahaha, even though we were warned not to touch him (I SAW THE DUDE WITH THE HIDDEN WEAPON!!! WHOAAAAA! :O!) it was our pleasure having to explain the symbol of our t-shirt. HAHA SHS CLUB, WHAT EXACTLY DOES OUR SYMBOL MEAN???? LOL! Sham was smart to babble some nonsense, hehehe! But we were more amazed than intellectual that moment, it seems. We all were lost for words! All that was going through in my head was “Darn darn darn darn, what do I say to him, what do we say to him, OMG, OMG, OMG, say something you stupid pea brain, this silence is damn awkward, come on people, someone say something!!!! *pulls hair on head*” Yup! All that went through my mind in those mere seconds. How we all became speechless is unbeknown to me. Lol.
After that, the school went wild with the dance party. We attempted to join in, but bleargh! The smell, sweat and aggressiveness of it all turned us all off. Not to mention the music that was playing just wasn’t our style. In fact, we preferred our Grad Night ANYTIME! So we packed our bags, and left for McD to have our dinner (some of them haven’t had dinner) and drinks. And had our best time talking nonsense and laughing over the events of the day. ♥ How I love each and every one of you, the whole of the club. ♥
And the best part? We’re out in the newspaper the very next day, WHEEE~~! Now, THAT is the greatness of SHS Club! 
I can’t wait for Afiq to get me the papers (I attempted to buy it myself, for memory’s sake, but it was sold out, RAWR!) so we can frame up that picture in our club room! YEAH!
The end of the event only brought us to much sadness cause it’s the very last time we’ve worked with Mr. Aaron. Wishing you the best of luck, Mr. Aaron, and don’t forget, I’m not done with your farewell Part II. HAHAHA! ♥
Toodles, peeps!
Tags: dysfunctional family, Mr. Aaron, Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, SHS Academic Club, YOG
