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I still have three weeks to go before my alvels final examination. Then, it is the end of what seem to be a very long pre-u programme.

2007 and 2008 so far had been exciting, challenging and important to me. I remembered starting college on the 19Mac 2007 when i first took the now-very-familiar ktm to kl central. I went in to my first class of law, which now, come to think of it, is pretty amazing! It was on The Doctrine of Judicial Precedent which i have absolutely no idea about! It was a huge thing for me because i was initially taken aback by the level of language demand in alevels. Also, it was in this very class that i first met a friend by the name of Amirul Rashid. Subsequently, i met a few others who to me, were interesting and incredible people. Little did i know that they would be of a significant impact in my life as they had changed me alot from who i used to be and the way i look at things.

I was also surprised to come across a few people whom i used to know from Klang in college. We were known as the "Klangites" by our friends. However, it did not draw a line between us and the Kl folks because we all get along together pretty well. But it is nice to see familiar faces around.

Eventually, there were numerous memorable outings and "adventures" that i would definitely remember. Two of which is the "walk" to Taylors College to watch debate and the very first sunway outing where we skate and played bowling. Then, there were low moments as well as conflicts arise between our interactions and i personally felt moody as things weren't going so well. Nevertheless, we managed to go through our first semester exams and i would think that it turned out pretty well.

The second semester took off in December 2007 itself where there were, what i would consider, "huge changes" or "reshuffling of events". And until now, the end is finally visible. To me, it feels like a really long time as there were just so many things that happened in just a year and a half. Two major events were my selection for national service and the start of college life.

Overall, last year was a turning point in my life that i would consider significant. And although i was the odd one out when i had decided to study in brickfields, i had managed my best so far and am grateful to have met great friends and buddies, both in Sarawak NS and in college.