It feels good when I can silence the doubt in my mind and to finally feel like I'm running TOWARDS rather than AWAY from something.

Moving on.

I think I will begin a mini-series entitiled "My Last" to chronicle my last dose of everything high school has to offer me.

So today was My Last Gerko Day.

I would say it was well spent.

I wish I could say something positive a certain club, but I think inevitability will triumph in the end on that matter.

On the other hand, it was a blast to keep walking around the hall the whole day and hanging out with all my friends. And unlike previous years whereby I was such an antisocial and a nobody, this year I was hanging out around 4 different stalls most of the time.

First of all I loved hanging out at the Ed Board booth! Even though it's my last Gerko Day and I didn't get to man the booth properly and all it was still a blast to just go there and fool around and sign up for CHINESE department! WOO! ;P

Then I spent some time at Chun Yeen's newly formed (RE-formed actually) Photography Club. There, I took some camwhore photos professionally , which I will show you if I ever get around to acquiring them.

Another plus this year was the Interact booth. Okay well not really the booth per se, but the people of Interact. I bought a cow from Carmen, which ironically I can use to Force strangle Kyle with (Kyle...sounds like cow?) and then I tried to buy a Fareen that was on sale. But then Ms Sherlina outbid me by RM0.50.

Last but certainly not the least I checked out the Itanium Solutions counter. As usual, it was drowning out the neighbouring music club and society stalls right next to it by means of blaring speakers. I didn't managed to see a lot of videos like last year, but got to feast my eyes on a fanboy lightsaber duel video while I was there.

The rest of the day was long and draggy. I think we lost our halo to the myriad of people constantly borrowing it [they care about the halo but they don't care about the source...:( ]. The poor Selangor flag fell from the flag pole and nobody even bothered to fix it, meaning that I had to go over and re-tie it. And Aaron bought a grue. What is a grue, you ask?

This is a grue. And as you can see, nothing escapes a grue. Not even a LOLcat. Poor Aaron.

And I think the best part of the day is that there's no homework (or at least no new ones, as far as I know).

So there it is. My Last Hari Gerko.

Farewell, Hari Gerko! Never again will I see your crowded hall, endless wandering students and close to full day ponteng.

Farewell!

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