How good is good? How difficult is difficult? How high is high? How bad is bad? How much is enough? I've been asking myself these questions. I feel so incomplete these days. I feel like as if there is a part of me that is lost. I want to be the old me. Ok, enough of this. Bernice called me yesterday night. We talked for about an hour on the phone. Lately, she seems to be the only one who understands me. She knows what I'm troubled with and she knows exactly the right words to say to make me feel better. Thank you, Bernice. =) We were given the choice to attend yet another yes, graduation nite celebration. When I heard that we (sec 5s) were also included, immediately, I told my friends that I won't go. Hmm, I don't mean to be offensive but, I guess, one is enough. It is enough to fill my mind with memories, I do not want to put in anymore new memories cos' there is only space for one. Frankly speaking, there isn't one teacher who I think is worthy of seeing one last time at the graduation nite event. After all, all that is most important in a graduation nite is the glamour and the photo-taking, isn't it? From my experience, the dinner is like a tea-break kinda thing. I mean, people won't have the appetite to eat when there are so many things happening. The dance will be at the end of everything and by then, people would have gone home and some will be busy taking photographs. What is there to dance for? Furthermore, the people will start clearing the place and the mood is certainly, not fit for dancing, right? That is why I say, one is enough. I mean, these are my opinions and I believe my classmates and I have the same opinions. We'd rather have our own slumber party. Well, what more can we do? Maybe, we should invite Ms Ang to our slumber party. Lol.