I went back to Anderson Sec last week to visit because I need to fulfil my promises to them made when I left Anderson Sec last year, especially those who joined St. John Ambulance Brigade. I promised them that I will be back to guide them and make sure that they are living up to the expectations of seniors (which I am too) and teachers (dual role here :P). In the end a lot of times I couldn't make it back because of other more important commitments in NUS that I promised too. I think I shall refrain from making anymore promises to anyone because I really don't know if I can fulfil them. If i don't, i end up feeling bad and also making the person whom i promised to feel bad too. no point right? anyway, back to the visit, once again i was reminded how time flies as i can still remember clearly what happened last year during ROD. a sec1 guy yeekeat fell flat on his face and til now the scene of how he fainted is deeply embedded in my head and i seriously don't want history to repeat itself. therefore throughout e whole 1 hr plus when e parade is going on, i was on high alert so that if anyone was to faint i can be in time to catch him/her. my heart jumped a beat whenever i saw some of them swing their body slightly to the front or back or left or right lah! never felt so uptight ever before in my life. Thank goodness no such thing happen. phew.

after the whole thing, they took a photo as per usual for memento sake. this time I was in the picture together with them even though i am no longer their teacher in charge already. it feels great to be still accepted back into the family, after all, this is the place where i grew e most. in e sense that i gave in all i had, did things to e best of my ability and learn lessons of life which i may never get elsewhere. if i do make it back to Anderson to teach, I shall go take up St. John officer training course so that I can be the teacher in charge and make it a CCA that students can grow and develop in. (:

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