Yest was Shirlene's last day.
That feelin' is so... (like I got someone less to chat with me)
But luckily I was able to wish her good luck even though I never see her in person la.
This is the third time I am saying this to Shirlene: I'll be here blessing you, wishing you all the BEST!!! [I sounded so "puo puo ma ma" ;p]

Anyways, the LDG had their lunch today at the BBP's Subway.
I ordered a student meal at $4.50 for a drink, 6inch Subway bread, and 2 cookies! (a meal that is value for money^^)
~~~~~Thank you mimi for teaching this "shua ku" how to order...~~~~~
Sadly, I have found out that not all Subway shops have the student meal promotion. It's just for the BBP, i suppose. (Cos' I went to the nearby Subway around my house there and that cashier told me there's no student meal)

Sigh...

Well, I finally know who will be our advisor( a.k.a the form teacher) for this semester.
He's so humourous. AND, he teaches very well.
I like these kind of lecturers... They'll never fail to make us understand the chapters while making it interesting even if it's a 3hr lecture =)

I strongly feel that being a teacher is not just about passing on the knowledge to the next generation, but also to guide and teach them life skills that are not taught in the books.
Of course, being a teacher is much more than what they are paid to do for.

It might be easy to become a teacher, but it is not easy to become a good and wonderful teacher.