Log Comm was boring to me initially, because it seemed to me that all everyone wanted to do was eat and sleep all day long! I missed being a GL, all the inside jokes, all the craziness, the dumb cheers...

But you know what? Being a Log Comm-er is great too. If I hadn't been in Log Comm, I wouldn't have gotten to know the funniest bunch of people who speak in a totally different language. I doubt anyone listening to our conversations would have understood what we were talking about. Lol...

I was very disappointed with someone in Log Comm though. The 4 days spent with him really spoiled my otherwise good impression of him. I had no idea he was that rude and selfish. If I have to work with him in next year's FOC, I'd rather not be in Log Comm. Anyway, I'll go back to being a GL because my brother's coming in. =)

And who can forget our Log Comm cheer?

Da Toot! *clap clap*
Xiao Toot! *clap clap*
We love! *clap clap*
Toot Toot!

And every night, I'd go look for Eddie and my 2 bros and just hang out. Lol... First night, they pigged out on Mac's delivery in one of the tutorial rooms while waiting for Clifton and Peter to finish their Program Comm meeting. When we finally met them, we played 'Betrayal'. Almost died, but lucky the game is designed to let the good guys win, no matter what. Hahaha... Second night, we went to Al-Kader to have prata. Went there with the Log Comm-ers first, then went back to school to meet Eddie they all, and went back there AGAIN to accompany them eat. Lol...

Who can forget Kazumi's "dance steps" for the verses in the school song? =P And Da Pao and Eddie were super funny. Since they weren't allowed to run around the circle to touch hands, they decided to move from person to person to shake hands instead. WAHAHA... Alan and I watched them go and kept laughing.

Another unforgettable person is Log Comm's favourite person in Prog Comm. =P Everytime we see him do anything, like dancing, we just laugh our heads off. He's the funniest sight ever! =P

It was freezing at CPF building later. Dunno why the wind keep blowing. *shiver* I left my handphone there when I went home, but lucky Flan kept it for me.

*Looks at myself* But it really seems that I've gained (instead of lost!) weight during the camp. *sigh*

Couldn't wake up for work the next day. I was supposed to be there at 8am, but I only reached there a little past 11. Then Pad saw that I was so tired, so asked me to go home after I'd only stayed there for 3hrs. Went home, made lots of calls, and finally got some sleep for 1hr after finalising my New Year's Eve plans.

Took freaking long to get ready and finally reached Clarke Quay at 8pm. Sorry JY, YY, James and Yisheng! Suffice it to say I looked very... different? =P

Met up with Flan (who returned me my phone), Guan Peng and Kian Hoon. Saw a few other familiar faces from SU subcomms, and heard Saf was there, but apparently the queue was too long, so he left. Shuyi joined us later too. =)

The queue for MOS was freaking long, all the way to the Bungee side. -.-

And we had to pay $30! -.-|

And the biggest dancefloor was for Trance! I don't like Trance! -.-||

And the music kinda died halfway? Lots of boos from everyone. -.-|||

There were also lots of repeated songs. I heard the 'Funky Town' one 3 times. Music in the R&B side was too slow to dance to too.

Haha, but all in all, the furnishing was nice, really cool. I stayed in the Retro section most of the time. Only liked the music there. Lol...

We left MOS at 3am and looked for a place to eat. Paused for awhile at Bungee, 'cos Kian Hoon and the others wanted to join us. They went to 7-11 to get a drink (but actually ended up eating there, the buggers) so while waiting, a few of us went into the pub beside the Bungee to dance, 'cos the music there was nicer. =P

We ended up eating until 4am, and waited for a cab with Guan and Della (his friend) until 5am. Sianz. But our cab damn special, MAXICAB. All the Energy-chasing sessions memories came rushing back. =)

BUT I HAD A GREAT TIME WITH YOU GUYS! NO REGRETS! HAPPY NEW YEAR 2006! =D