Was brooding over how many people wishing you good luck for your A levels can tell pretty much the number of close friends... not via chain emails or mass smses, but people who contacted you personally and initiated the contact.
Not saying that I don't have friends, but rather it tells me who I have been talking with all these while - like a couple of non-Hwachong friends, some of my close relatives, and some of my juniors too :)

Just reflecting back on the various well-wishes received, it can be really heartwarming and motivating.
Then again, this is only A levels. There will be other battles in the future which we must all fight ourselves, and A levels is just a prelude to a life of vicissitudes, ups and downs, sweat and blood. Simple wishes, just done with initiative and not via a robotic manner really helps.

Yep. Thanks to all those warm gestures. Really really appreciate it. Its just heartwarming to know that, you are still on some people's minds.



Anyway, a week of examinations have passed. Stress levels are intense, and self-esteems are being stretched to the limit. Well, music has never seemed to be such a potent relief. Been listening to radio religiously - laughing to the wild jokes and lame quotes - and even playing songs while in the examination itself. Haha.. maybe you can all try it :)