The Silence is Mine

Hong Kong

Saturday, May 17, 2008

In less than 24 hours, I'll be on Cathay Pacific Airway 710, for my graduation trip. Now that I think about it, it just seems so surreal. I am excited, yet not. Hmm?

Sharon | 9:07 PM
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Pre Trip Preparation

Friday, May 16, 2008

Discussion which spans 2 sessions with 1/2 of Econs GL Club.

Then it's off to HK to 买东西，吃东西, 买东西，吃东西.

I saw a quote from one of those posters at Times the other day which read:
“I've learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.” ~Maya Angelou

Maybe it can explain the changing relationships in my life. I don't know. I'm still giving this issue some thought.

Sharon | 9:48 AM
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Fairy Point Bungalow Night 14052008-15052008

Wednesday, May 14, 2008

Organising, from deciding the venue, the invitees, the food, the date and time, worrying if people would actually turn up, to setting up etc, had been fun. We had myriad opinions but compromising was the key. Needless to say, all fell into place! :D

The Attendees

Mr Leong

Things We Did

More People

GL Club :)

No sleep at all on Monday. I love those late night/early morning talks. As in, really love.

Sharon | 5:37 PM
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纪念日

Monday, May 12, 2008

To me, the last day of school most certainly wasn't the end of my last paper.

It was that few days of the last week in school, when we took these photos. It was then that it began to dawn on me the fact that everything I did in school could be the last time I would be doing so. It was an excruciating thought, and rightly too.

15042008: With Dr. Kevin Tsui. He's a visiting professor from uchicago. Also my favourite!

15042008: With Dr. Joydeep Bhattarchaya. Another visiting professor.

18042008: With Dr. Shin Jang Sup. No offence, but he's our height. :)

I am thankful for all the friendships I forged in my Honours year, though we barely know each other for a year, we hit it off so well that it seems like we have been long lost friends. This is not forgetting the 2 secret groups on Facebook we created, 2004 Econs GL Club and Noise Pollution Gang (NPG), that we use for communication. To preempt the question of "What does GL stands for?", you will have to look at this:

You will then be appalled to find out that GL actually stands for "Guai Lan", as I asked the other members during class one day. I was like, "What?!" Then LH went, "Eh Sharon, everybody else can deny that they are not guai lan, everybody else but you." Right that minute, I regretted finding out. Damn. -_- NPG is dedicated to loud LH, I am the founder because I named the gang. Due to our number (there are 11 of us), we can be rather noisy when we are put together, but LH is the noisiest of all. =X Haha. Ok 2D1N chalet later on with them and some other Honours year Economics majors. I'm totally looking forward to the food! :D :D Heh!

As well, we will be going on separate graduation trips, due to our varied formulations of how a graduation trip should be like. Bernice, Janice and I will be leaving for Hong Kong this coming Sunday. We haven't really started doing solid planning yet. Hmm. As I was telling Janice yesterday, I am going to change my name to Sharnice, solely for the duration of this trip. I don't want to be left out from these -nice endings to names you see. Haha. To end the post, here's our "graduation photos", note that the black tops that we were wearing were intentional. :)

Later then!

Sharon | 10:43 AM
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