That's not enough!

Consider yourself fortunate when you die:

If you have descendants.
If you have clothing.
If you have money.
If you lived till old age.
If you died when you had to.
If you died somewhere you know.
If you had friends.
If you were at least able to move your limbs.
If you were emotionless at that point.

Consider yourself priviledged and very fortunate when you die:

If you were full. (stomach wise)
If you died in one piece.
If you died peacefully.
If you died at home.
If you expected it.
If you've had a family.
If you could move around fine.
If you were content.

Consider yourself blessed or extremely fortunate when you die:

If you had good health.
If you died somewhere you love.
If you wanted to.
If you had a happy family.
If you were physically fit.
If you were happy.
If you were with someone you loved.

Looking at all this, who is really that unlucky then?
Think again.

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Student Leaders' Convention 2008

The outcome was not that all important. The process mattered more. =)

And new friends to see, with old friends to share.

The Sec 4 OC who had been there, thank you.
Ah Kok, Ah Dan, Ah Rang, Ah Da, Ah Lychee, Ah Thoni, Ah Mawi, Ah Gy, Ah Mus, Ah YOG etc.

It was worth the time definitely. But I wasn't sure it was worth the effort.
The people didn't deserve much of it. But we gave anyway.
That's why we're different. We care, only they don't.

How?
You tell me.

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Jobweek was decent. I hit the group average at the very least.

And the best thing about it?

You get to see the ugliest side of life, and people.

Human drama gets more exciting by the minute. It thrills the audience to shout 'More' and 'Encore'!

I'll be there.

Shouting the title. =)