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further condemnation ----- everytime after an emotional turmoil or roller coaster, I'll fall very sick soon after -listening to 普通朋友, 知足, and all out of love for the whole night! kaos damn sad sad songs ----- I'm really glad that I learnt things the hard way. It really makes me appreciate others and little things in life more, and be more big-hearted towards difficult people. However, precisely because I know how it feels and how its like, some stuff that some people do are really unpardonable, naive and selfish. ----- There are really many many stories, emotions, thoughts that I wana share about Arts Camp, but after so many days, I still could not describe it in words. Think Leon described it the best by through... "What does Arts Camp mean to you?" Till now, whenever I think back on this question, my heart feels the wrench, my eyes will start to well. I don't know how to describe it, but I know, everyone in the Function Room, esp the lao laos know it, they know how it feels. (side note: stupid leon's video always make people cry!) This year's Arts Camp was a totally different experience for me! last year I was just doing logistics, this year, I have to keep thinking at least 5 steps ahead for admin and the camp, foresee and be flexible, learn and at the same time guide the rest. Though its admin, but its really my first time doing Arts Camp admin which was a whole new task for me! Its even more difficult to be a forward looking, flexible yet not reactive, systematic admin with a human touch. Its even worst especially when everyone is looking at you for direction and I'm actually searching for it myself too! Yet at the same time I have to be confident and spread this confidence to the rest. To add on to it, everyone thinks that I'm good at handling admin and that I'm the Hon Gen Sec, so many a time, due to this pride and expectation factor, I fear making mistakes and hesitate to ask people for advice. Hais, that's why its always good to be year 1, less stress and expectations. Yeaps, made some mistakes here and there, but I'm really glad that everything turned out well. :) Many broke down into tears in the function room. It was at this point of time when I sort of understand the statement that someone once taught me when I rerun, "a senior MC member and leader should never break down in front of the crowd he's leading". Well, I admit there's some flaws in this statement, but it does make some sense. I admit, I wasn't as emotionally strong as them, I shed a few tears in front of the crowd. After which, for a few minutes, I went down the stairs to somewhere near the Eusoff rag site where there was no one and let out everything alone. Everything, from the moment I step up till now, the disbelief from others, the heartache everytime I see all the worn-out faces around me, the sarcasm, the eye-rollings, the heartwarming scenes of everyone helping out one another, the unity, the banding, simply everything. I squatted down on the floor, ensure that no one is around me, before I let out everything like a crybaby. Hmm, it really feels better when no one is looking. Like what Chongs said, "real man feels it" When I re-enter the function room, it was really heartwarming to see a new batch of Arts Clubbers stepping up and taking over the baton. That's more satisfying than any other successes in the past 9 months of my 27th MC term. It'll be in good hands, definitely! :) (there are many people whom I wana thank, shall leave it to the next post then)
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