of mice and men

The holidays have definitely started out with a bang. It began with a fun-filled Friday where Extreme Tennis Ball (XTB) and Extreme Eating (KFC) was the name of the game. Soon Saturday came and with it, an early morning of donating blood followed by a 4am religious debate later in the morning (possibly the lack of blood was accountable). Then ice-skating took its toll and Hyde Park proved itself to be as cold-hearted as ever in a session of chilling which found itself eventually in the warmth of Gloria Jeans. Indeed the holidays have definitely started but what "best laid schemes o’ mice and men" are in stall this July.

twelve angry men

Recently amidst all the chaos created by the upcoming English examination came arguments that were largely intriguing. The debate was between the inquisitorial and adversarial system, and which one brings upon the better 'truth'. Indeed this would remain one of the highlights of the week, for me as well as many others.

a new hope

You know what's weird, coming back after an extended break and asking yourself what the hell is actually going on! This is a common phenomenon and no doubt has some really weird psychological name for it. Nevertheless, this occurs in all factions of life whether it is in the workplace, at school or even blogging. Yes i have taken a long break from blogging due to personal reasons (stemming from lack of motivation) however i believe that like many other problems i'm having in my life there is some new hope.

responsibility and respondent

Recently a certain teacher, well known for his camel-sounding accent and infamous for his angry ramblings has preached his perception of an ideal commitment. Raging towards first grade predominately with second grade and the sixteen age group also in the firing line, he accused many of irresponsibility in terms of training and commitment towards the rugby program. Amongst an abundance of idiocy does come an important message. I too have this responsibility but am not fulfilling it to the best of my ability which has got me thinking of the responsibilities we all have.