Thursday
A Message For My Juniors...
To my Orientation Group 12, I'm so proud of you guys. It's just a testament to your abilities that even with as crappy an OGL as me, you guys can make the Top 3 as well as the best cheer team. I think the group really showed your mettle when you guys, lagging behind with regards to the board, worked your guts out to produce one of the impressive boards of the day. Also kudos to your ad lib skit performance. How the music could have fit the skit so well could be attributed to nothing less than divine intervention. Also, we love you Blurdork ;p.
If what I deduce is correct, you guys will be split up into 3 classes when the new term starts. I certainly hope this is not the case, because I know if you guys stick together as a class, you guys will definitely be a force to be reckoned with. However, in the event that you guys DO split up, do keep in contact with each other, even during these 25 days and for the rest of your 3 years together, and even beyond. Organise outings, dinners, barbecues, soccer, basketball, double jump, anything (and don't forget to invite your friendly neighbourhood OGLs as well ;p)
As far as your 3 years in ID are concerned, I see a great deal of individual and collective potential in you, but of course when I use the word potential, I mean it's unrealised. We saw glimpses of it during the course of the 3 days, particularly during the minigames and mass games. However it is not enough to show glimpses of it during playtime. It must be applied to your work especially when the going gets tough (and it will I assure you) However, if you do, then you guys would surely outperform any of the current batches at their peak.
In conclusion, don't ever see your classmates as competitors fighting a war to finish first. Instead, see them as your fellow workers, people who can help you and people whom you can help. Most importantly, see them as friends, and treasure these friendships, that's the least you guys can do for yourselves.
Keep the great stuff coming!
Shout Unto God
The enemy has been defeated
And death couldn't hold You down
We're gonna lift our voice in victory
We're gonna make Your praises loud
Shout unto God with a voice of triumph
Shout unto God with a voice of praise
Shout unto God with a voice of triumph
We lift Your name up
We lift Your name up
To my Orientation Group 12, I'm so proud of you guys. It's just a testament to your abilities that even with as crappy an OGL as me, you guys can make the Top 3 as well as the best cheer team. I think the group really showed your mettle when you guys, lagging behind with regards to the board, worked your guts out to produce one of the impressive boards of the day. Also kudos to your ad lib skit performance. How the music could have fit the skit so well could be attributed to nothing less than divine intervention. Also, we love you Blurdork ;p.
If what I deduce is correct, you guys will be split up into 3 classes when the new term starts. I certainly hope this is not the case, because I know if you guys stick together as a class, you guys will definitely be a force to be reckoned with. However, in the event that you guys DO split up, do keep in contact with each other, even during these 25 days and for the rest of your 3 years together, and even beyond. Organise outings, dinners, barbecues, soccer, basketball, double jump, anything (and don't forget to invite your friendly neighbourhood OGLs as well ;p)
As far as your 3 years in ID are concerned, I see a great deal of individual and collective potential in you, but of course when I use the word potential, I mean it's unrealised. We saw glimpses of it during the course of the 3 days, particularly during the minigames and mass games. However it is not enough to show glimpses of it during playtime. It must be applied to your work especially when the going gets tough (and it will I assure you) However, if you do, then you guys would surely outperform any of the current batches at their peak.
In conclusion, don't ever see your classmates as competitors fighting a war to finish first. Instead, see them as your fellow workers, people who can help you and people whom you can help. Most importantly, see them as friends, and treasure these friendships, that's the least you guys can do for yourselves.
Keep the great stuff coming!
Shout Unto God
The enemy has been defeated
And death couldn't hold You down
We're gonna lift our voice in victory
We're gonna make Your praises loud
Shout unto God with a voice of triumph
Shout unto God with a voice of praise
Shout unto God with a voice of triumph
We lift Your name up
We lift Your name up
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