黑 & Black: A brief summary of the past 5 months

I've read this in the newspaper before,
a South Korean high school senior said: "The hardest part of my day is waking up in the morning."

Yeah, I agree with that statement. The hardest part of my Matriculation days is indeed 7am, the 'you-have-to-wake-up-now-or-you'll-be-late-for-bathing-eating-and-attending-lectures-and-tutorial-classes' time.

I think everyone here in Matriculation would face the same situation as me, if not, worst. Usually I would sleep at 12am, or maybe earlier, 11pm. The latest would be 2.30am, and this is not what I did frequently though.
The others, be it doing revisions or facing the laptop, slept at 1 or 2am daily. So they should be the one complaining, not me huh? ;)

We have gone through a lot here, from the Mooncake Festival to our final exam, PSPM I.
I have learned a lot during the preparation for the Mooncake Festival, organized by the Chinese from KMPh. Of all the Biro's, I've chosen to join Biro Dokumentasi. People asked me: " Why wouldn't you join the biro persembahan and stand on the stage?"
"Because I'm interested in taking photos."

Yeah, in the past, like during some occasions or 生活营, I've always been monitoring those facilitators who's holding the camera. "It must be really fun!" I said to myself.

And indeed, walking around holding the camera is REALLY FUN! :D
The proudest thing of me being in Biro Dokumentasi is when the president of this event praises my work!

We had an afternoon session and a night session for the Mooncake Festival. So the afternoon session was a FOC event, anyone could come into the dewan and walk around to play some games and get to know more about this legendary day. I was walking around with the camera and suddenly I have an idea. I thought of filming some short videos of people who came to the dewan to talk about what do they feel at that moment. Not everybody would agree to this kind of thing immediately, I have to beg and beg and beg them to just say a few words to the camera.
I would begin by approaching somebody whom I knew or a totally stranger by saying :" Excuse me.. Boleh tak awak tolong saya buat suatu benda?"
They would say :"Huh? Apa?"
I :"Can you speak to the camera and tell me what do you feel right now?"
"Har, ah no no no no no, tak nak, malulah saya!!"
"Please please please, just a few words..."
"Tak naklah! Saya tak tau nak cakap apa..."
"Just talk about anything you like, such as what do you see or learn today or just anything about this festival.."

With me begging to almost every single person I approached for about 3-5 minutes, 7 out of 10 of them would do it as I told them to. So I've filmed a lot of these videos, a little bit of cutting and editing here and there by the members of the biro, and the video was shown to approximately 900 people who attended the night session (this, you have to get in with a ticket! :P) .

I was satisfied. But I was more than happy after that. During the 检讨会, the president was pointing at the mistakes and achievements of every biro, and when it is our turn, first he would talk about the mistakes that we have done. The subtitles, the slideshow.....
"但是，Biro Dokumentasi做了一件令我意想不到的东西，就是那个他们分享感受的video。这个video做到很好。"

Dude, do you know how happy I was to hear that statement? Somebody is appreciating our work!! :D:D

Thank you, Mr.President. :)

The Mooncake Festival ended successfully. :)
And this is all because of all your efforts, guys. :)

Should I talk a little bit about my classmates here?

I hate them, but I love them.
Yeah, that's what I feel about my classmates.
They could be so irritating and immature at times, but they could be lovely sometimes.
They could be so uncooperative at times, but they could be so united sometimes.
They could be so disrespectful at times, but still they would trust me sometimes.

That's all, I don't wanna talk too much about them :P

To end this post, let me show you some of the photos that I've taken! :)
(eh dun complain about the quality, I'm just using my Nokia 5800 to take these photos!)