Bandaged Soul...so I can open my heart to you again.

Stationed at the alumni booth this whole week, I saw thousands of fresh graduates attending the 14 sessions of ceremony that marked a new life's chapter. But when I saw the cohort of part-time diploma students streaming out in their graduation gowns with their family, I can't help feeling a deep sense of admiration for their achievements. Behind them stood their parents and many, their spouse and children, which also signified their juggles to fulfil family responsibilities, work and school. They are such an inspiration! See the many happy faces at facebook.com/temasekpolyalumni #tpalumni #temasekpolyalumni #perseverance #fruitoflabour #labouroflove #livelifetothefullest #deepadmiration #speechless

My 18th year in the same position, though a progressive and evolving one, has finally come to an end. By the grace of God, He has sustained me. And with His peace, I am now being led to lie down in green pasture. This week I had the liberty of not attending any of the auditions. I was assured by the new caretaker to autopilot. I trust he knew what he was doing because I am certainly enjoying my free time at night. From Monday to Wednesday, I drove out of campus when the sky is still blue and only slightly dimmed. I had dinner with Gerold and even had time to drive back to campus on Wednesday to show him around and chill at McD. This week saw many people with new path. Gerold started his 2 months at CSCC internship programme, Xu Li started his one-month programme at Proskeuno Institute, and I'm diving into a new division in a few hours. It's the official date. Also I'm starting a new phase of realisation of what it would be like to not stay alone, perhaps consider the possib