Upcoming Excitements

Now that year end holidays have begun, there's two things that annoys me more than it should :

First of all, I actually miss school.

and no, I don't miss the studying, exams or certain boring classes. I miss being able to see my friends daily and having something functional to dread in life. When I do have to attend school daily, I look forward to the holidays. When I have a long holiday, I start to miss school.
How sick is that ?

and the second thing is, the back-to-school sales are already back on.

Just last Saturday or so, I went into AEON in One Utama and I saw many rows of back-to-school items like stationary, bags and school uniforms.
LIKE CHILL BRO, school just ended okay ?
School just officially ended yesterday on the 21st of November and you are already forcing us to go back to school.
noooo.

When school starts next year, I'm just going to miss the holidays all over again.

On a happier note, my friends and I are currently preparing to go on a 9 day long program called the Sunburst Youth Camp. It's held in Singapore for one week and prior to that, we have to attend a sort of training at Sepang for three days. The motive of the camp is to build an international bond between the youth and share understanding among the different cultures. Many countries such as China, Korea, Japan, India and many more are joining.
To join, we have to prove that our health is good and our body is fit because the camp involves mostly outdoor activities.
There will be extreme activities such as rock climbing, kayaking and also more cultural activities such as exhibitions and the final concert.

There is a lot of things to prepare but it's very exciting because I have never been away from home alone for so many days, let alone in a foreign country.
The camp is fully sponsored by the ST Endowment Programme (STEP) including my flight tickets, accommodation, meals and transportation in Singapore.
My accommodation, transportation and meals in Sepang Hotel for training is sponsored by the local Education Ministry.
I also got a lot of sponsored stuff such as T-shirts, jacket, bag and even pocket money so it's basically awesome that I don't have to pay much for such an experience.

I love free stuff, period.

My next post will 99% be about my experience after returning from Singapore.
For now, all I can say is I'm really excited and I wish for the best to happen and plenty of wonderful memories to carry home with me.

p.s : I just received my final exam results recently and I must say, it wasn't as terrible as I thought it would be. I expected at least a couple of Cs.