I'm back...

Notice that this title didn't end with an exclaimation mark like how I responded for OEP.

'Cause it ain't like OEP.
This is the nightmare every Prefect has to go through in his Prefectorial life, that Year 2 Prefect Camp thingy, and I must say it's noooooooo pleasure island there. The school never looked so scary before. Even if you're one of those guys who think school is the equivalance of hell, you will have to trust me on this comment. I lost my voice trice, infected my OEP wounds all over again and now lost all energy to sustain things like daydreaming, emotions and what so ever. But my teachers, my class, the Board and I myself voted for me togothrough this, so I will just be satisfied it's all over. Which it is, cause for Sec 3 and 4, camps will be more slack - still strict, but more slack.

Found out from fellow canoeists that Mr. See was "pissed" when I wasn't present for Thursday Training. He actually called Mr. Bongard perasonally to pluck me out of the camp for that small duration of time, and it was wasted since I didn't know about it. Canoeists were discribing to me how he showed his anger, and I must tell you, it's good enough a horror story to pale off my tan. I'm praying that God would protect me from the worst punishments.

Oh, and Zeng Rong. You wanted to know what happens when a Prefect looses his Badge, right? Well, look no longer. I lost my badge somewhere in my house, and so I reported at the camp in full uniform except that small detail. And now Mr. Simon Bongard, the Head Prefect, the Prefect Councilors and the whole Dicipline Spectrum of the Prefectorial Board are on me. If you want to see my execution live, hope that I don't find my badge by Monday. Cause by then, if I still don't have my badge, more measures will be taken on me than on a normal student without a tie. I hope you're happy. Cause I ain't. I've got powerful people against me, so what's there for me to be happy about?

Like I said earlier, I'm just praying that God will be there for me even when the worst is on my trail. Jehova Jeirah.