About Me

I suppose I've said most of what I've wanted to say about myself in my home page, so this is just a bit of my background and the things I do.

Current/Previous Schools
National University of Singapore
This is the university I'm studying in now and I've got one and a half years left till graduation. Yay!
National Junior College
NJC (alternate web site)
My former junior college where I made lots of good friends. I liked the cosy environment of a small school and I kind-of miss all the places where I would hang out with all my friends. But the old building's gone and the only thing left is the memories.
St. Andrew's Secondary
This is and will always be the school I am most proud of and the school spirit is still there in me. I'll miss this school the most, because this was the school where I got to know God in a much deeper way and also because it was here that I made a very good friend.

Current/Previous ECAs in NUS
Campus Crusade for Christ
Of the four ECA's here, this is the one I'm most involved in. It's really busy--about 6 hours per week, minimum, but I've made a lot of friends here and hope to maintain the friendships after graduation. My involvement here includes leading a group in bible study as well as being part of a prayer group. I thank God for this ECA, because it was here that I've really grown spiritually. The part that I enjoy most is going for the camps--the singing as well as the friends I've made. I didn't know how much I missed camps during my army days until I went for a freshman camp with Campus Crusade.
NUSSU Volunteer Action Committee
I kind of regretted quitting the Interac Club I attended in junior college, so I decided to go and do some volunteer work here. My project is in Boy's Town Home (different from Singapore Boy's Home) and I help the guys there with their schoolwork in mathematics, and science, or just chit-chat with them about anything under the sun. The guys I'm with are fun people to work with and I enjoy teaching them. They're very friendly and they ask me all sorts of questions, but not always about schoolwork. Sometimes they might ask me personal questions, like am I attached, etc. Next year, I'll probably be changing my project to MINDS Yio Chu Kang and I hope to broaden my experience by it.
Outdoor Activities Club
I kind of joined this one, primarily because I like outdoor recreation and sometimes it's hard to find people to do this stuff with. So far, I've gone for just one night-cycling activity and a short 3-day Mt. Ophir climb. The Ophir climb was especially memorable. I liked the cool weather, the nature and the scenery at the top. Most particularly, I made quite a number of good friends during the trip.
University Lifeguard Corps
I'm not really a member of this one, I just signed up for the cheap lifesaving course. I got to know a number of friends here and apparently, it was one of them who started me off and made this web page possible. I'm not involved in ULC anymore, but I do keep in touch with activities through the mailing list and I hope to continue going for the ULC annual mass swim where you can swim about 90-100 laps and pick up a free swimming trunks, goggles and lots of other free stuff.

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Current/Previous Schools
National University of Singapore	This is the university I'm studying in now and I've got one and a half years left till graduation. Yay!
National Junior College NJC (alternate web site)	My former junior college where I made lots of good friends. I liked the cosy environment of a small school and I kind-of miss all the places where I would hang out with all my friends. But the old building's gone and the only thing left is the memories.
St. Andrew's Secondary	This is and will always be the school I am most proud of and the school spirit is still there in me. I'll miss this school the most, because this was the school where I got to know God in a much deeper way and also because it was here that I made a very good friend.
Current/Previous ECAs in NUS
Campus Crusade for Christ	Of the four ECA's here, this is the one I'm most involved in. It's really busy--about 6 hours per week, minimum, but I've made a lot of friends here and hope to maintain the friendships after graduation. My involvement here includes leading a group in bible study as well as being part of a prayer group. I thank God for this ECA, because it was here that I've really grown spiritually. The part that I enjoy most is going for the camps--the singing as well as the friends I've made. I didn't know how much I missed camps during my army days until I went for a freshman camp with Campus Crusade.
NUSSU Volunteer Action Committee	I kind of regretted quitting the Interac Club I attended in junior college, so I decided to go and do some volunteer work here. My project is in Boy's Town Home (different from Singapore Boy's Home) and I help the guys there with their schoolwork in mathematics, and science, or just chit-chat with them about anything under the sun. The guys I'm with are fun people to work with and I enjoy teaching them. They're very friendly and they ask me all sorts of questions, but not always about schoolwork. Sometimes they might ask me personal questions, like am I attached, etc. Next year, I'll probably be changing my project to MINDS Yio Chu Kang and I hope to broaden my experience by it.
Outdoor Activities Club	I kind of joined this one, primarily because I like outdoor recreation and sometimes it's hard to find people to do this stuff with. So far, I've gone for just one night-cycling activity and a short 3-day Mt. Ophir climb. The Ophir climb was especially memorable. I liked the cool weather, the nature and the scenery at the top. Most particularly, I made quite a number of good friends during the trip.
University Lifeguard Corps	I'm not really a member of this one, I just signed up for the cheap lifesaving course. I got to know a number of friends here and apparently, it was one of them who started me off and made this web page possible. I'm not involved in ULC anymore, but I do keep in touch with activities through the mailing list and I hope to continue going for the ULC annual mass swim where you can swim about 90-100 laps and pick up a free swimming trunks, goggles and lots of other free stuff.