Heart racing. Clammy palms. Hot flushed faces. Hyper-ventilating. That was how it was a day ago. * Had stomach cramps the day before. I guess it was the butterflies beating their wings a teewee too hard. Took the train down to Outram on results day, to meet the other 3 Yellow people and a white couple. For the first time in a long time, i was spot on. Not even a minute early or late. (Aud mentioned it was because today was an important day. How true?) Made a double-back, this time to Pasir Ris. By then, we were too nervous to eat lunch. * Each step closer to school, my heart skips another beat. First step through those familiar gates and i could feel my heart thumping all the way up to my throat. Goodness gracious. I wasn't even that nervous for O level results. It was like *snaps* Was chased all the way to the hall. And The P. told us we did well. To my standards, it wasn't really all that good. haha.. By good standards i say, 100% passes for all and a 50% distinction rate for all subjects. * The atmosphere was all too much i say. All the blood rushing to my face. I wouldn't be surprised if it was beetroot red. On screen, the A-ers were mentioned. Name after name, we applauded. (poor J2's in the Lecture theatre had to sit through the release of our results, with more than a 100 getting 3 A's.) Maybe i was too immersed in my own world, Maybe it was the pounding of my heart in my ears. I didn't hear. I dumbly stared at the screen. And didn't realise it was me. Until ade kindly nudged me and told me to go up. I can't believe that i could still sillily ask her, "go up now ah?" LOL! When just moments earlier i was watching people get their 5 secs of fame. No sense of relief, it was ineffable. Half walked, half ran. All those eyes burning into me. I just wanted to collect my result slip and disappear. Couldn't look at it. Didn't want to look at it. Till i was reminded to. I wouldn't call it a total disappointment, but yet i can't say i'm entirely gleeful about it either. However, its self-gratifying and self-fulfilling. All those people who doubted me, if i was evil, i would go "bwahahaha" in their faces. But evil isn't in fashion now and just not in my nature. I guess i have to thank the heavens and my guardian angel that i have 3 distinctions to play with. Did i mention i detest B-ees. Urghhh.. But its better than any other alphabet yea? Anyway, i totally appreciated all the help i had through the torturing A's. And the many thank you-s. * I'm really happy that da gang did great. Out of 6, 5 of us went up to collect our results. All thanks to the countless teabreaks and a library full of comic books, i say. (well, that was what i told mrs H. anyway) hehee Yes. We even went to thank the librarian auntie for asking us to "shush!" during all those numerous mugging sessions. I kinda miss those days. *grins* 05s201 totally rocks my socks. None of us got below a B in our A level subjects. woot! hahaha. If only it was a straight distinction class though. But beggars can't be choosers. * After all the gold-fish like gaping for a breather in all the nervousness and anticipation... The moment hits me like a tidal wave straight after collection of results. The feeling isn't all good. Call me silly, but its a scary feeling now. It seems as if the currents are stronger now. And i must swim with a great more effort. But as always, with the end goal in mind. My best is all i can do. * All the pieces of the puzzle of my life is somehow, somehow falling into place...