Drama camp 2007
group three
wu xian :D

♥wuxianers

Li lao shi {teacher}
TengYu {facilitator}
Michelle; wanting {group leader}
Yong Sheng; ah gong {asst group leader}

wentao
meiyan
yingxue
grace
wenyuan
meihui
jiawen
huijun
cao liang
yen siu
long jian
jing wen
hui wah
jia le

not one less;

5:01 PM Hi Wuxian! This is my frst visit to the blog. Well, I must say that you guys have really done a great job in managing the blog. Haha. Hmm.. I may be a lil' different from the 'Ah Gong' that you guys know today. Will always get a lil' emotional whenever it comes to blogging. Haha. Well, I still remember the day when we first met. We started out as total strangers and everybody was so shy. Guys sticking with guys and gals sticking with gals. But I guess the most memorable thing for the first day is the chair competition (Poison River) that we had with Group 2 (Kuang Huan Er Xiao). That's the first day; that's the day that we'd just met. But we were able to unite together and won them twice. That's... amazing. But first day seems long and interminable. I still remember that we sat down and stared space during the one-and-a-half-hour-long lunch. Long as it seems, but wasn't really fun. When I got back on the first day, I wasn't really looking forward to the next day. To be frank, I was counting down (the six days). However, things got better in the next few days. We started talking more and giving more to the team; we started to see ourselves as ONE team -- Wuxian. Team spirit grew (Of course that might not be the case if it wasn't for our beloved Group Leader) and the camp grew so much enjoyable as compared to the first day. Because everybody bothered to put in their best, that's the reason why the difference was made. As the days passed, I started to like the camp more and more. Not entirely because of its programmes, but because of the theatre sport and the times that we had together as a team. Well, I know that sometimes, because of my "自high-ing", I was being seen as a 'clown'. I am not 'siao', but I just thought that sometimes, letting my hair down would allow me to get back (memories) more than what I expect initiallly. This is the one and only camp which I had given my 100% (Or at least, somewhere close to 100%). Teacher Ryan had taught us a lot during the six days. I enjoyed his presence; I enjoyed his lessons. Among all the games that we'd played together, "Mr. Vampire" and "Warming-up practice" are two things which I really enjoyed and somewhat etched in my memory. I still remembered the emotional session that we had on Thursday. Really emotional indeed. When I reflected all the things that we'd gone through for the past four days, I started to find it hard to bear ending the camp just like that. I was counting down throughout the six days; only difference is: I was hoping that the countdown would be faster during the first few days but was hoping the countdown would go slower on the last few days. We kept losing the team competitions, I don't know what went wrong. I was sad, cos' I felt belonged to the team. When the team lost, my feelings went down. We laughed together, had fun together, worked hard together, cried together... Wuxian has really grown strong throughout the days. I saw a strong team on the fifth day, a team that seemed so much different from the first day. Team's spirit was raging and everybody seemed so bonded together, that made me determined to go on the last day. On the last day, everybody gave our best. We displayed great team spirit and achieve marvellous results in both the skit and the theatre sport competition. I personally feel that we deserve the awards, really. I must say that just the fact that we developed this team of ours with each passing day to a strong and vibrant team on the last day is commendable. Everyone played a part; everyone gave their best; everyone is important. If it wasn't beacuse of you guys, Wuxian would never be Wuxian; this drama camp would never be so enjoyable; this six days would never be so memorable. I really miss you guys. Let the spirit of Wuxian lives forever! Rock on, guys! yongsheng.

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