and the girls keep going "hurr hurr! hurr!"

So I am back, weather-beaten, insect-bitten and all. (That was a rather smart play on words, yeah haha) And I'm in the mood for some long, unadulterated rambling. For five days in Kluang, all thought processes had to be sped up and abbreviated or shelved for there was always something to move onto to, some task to complete, some people to talk to. You were never left alone so perhaps, that's why it was hard to reflect. Looking back on the 5 days, I can't say I didn't make new friends, yet I can't say that I forged deep frenx4evaz bonds either. It was an in-between camp, with some high times, a few low points and quite some meh moments. It was neither too taxing nor too relaxed. It was intermediate and maybe that's why it is hard to describe it now. Perhaps I should start from scratch so something would get chugging in that lazy grey lump.

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Now this has been long enough. I can't be bothered to make a summary but YLTC was quite an experience to remember. Yeah. I love those times when I bump into S11 people and have short chats with them. Heh. I'm too sleepy to think straight. Till another time. And it's damn heartwarming to find 8 birthday messages within the first 30 minutes of your birthday. :)