Student leaders' expedition was great.

I mean, hey, I never did expect it to be filled with tons of fun, laughter and crap. Haha anyway this camp in particular, to Bintan, was a really wonderful eye-opener. We did things beyond our wildest imaginations, including jumping off a boat from the second level into a net while the boat was moving against strong, choppy waves and experiencing a quarter of free fall, doing Flying Fox twice into the sea, getting my clothes being swept off and blown into the sea, sleeping in a kelong and tent, kayaking, climbing up a perilously steep 900 feet Mt Kinjang and sliding down, marvelling at the serenity and au natural, scenic view of azure blue waters and islands scattered with numerous palm trees, pitting ourselves against the super unpredictable weather and freezing our a**es off and huddling together for scant warmth, sitting at the back of a truck belting out cheers and songs and climbing up a coconut nut tree.

It was nice being able to soak in the ultra laidback atmosphere and watch the villagers scurry to and fro to accomodate us all. Watching the many trees zoom past me into a blur during the 1 hour ride to get to Loola and uncultivated primary forest (well, most of it), as well as seeing wild fowl scurrying hastily under the kampong houses, well it sorta reminded me of the earlier generation's era.

Yea, and this was my first time spending 1.89 part of my life attempting several crazy stunts and making many great friends.
You know what, maybe this trip wasn't that bad after all!

:D go crappers you guys are damn wacky!


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(on a different part of my agenda)

Dragonboating was fab too! Even though all of us were terribly awfully and disappointingly dismayed that we didn't perfomed too well, I really had an enjoyable time with theo, theresa and doreen.

True and great friendship never does falter, not even once.