4 long exhausting, overwhelming yet successful days have finally passed, and all the plannings that had been going on and on for months have finally paid off. Think I’ll update about CAPS later, or another day, my brain’s pretty much burnt out.
The nights were lonely, and I spent each one of them looking out into the seas, wishing you were right there beside me, holding me to sleep. Every single minute I wondered what you were doing, if you were thinking of me the way I was of you, if you miss me the way I do you. Early mornings I wake up and watch the day break, it brings me back to that day you took me to bedok jetty to watch the sun that never rose, yet we had fun all the same. Not knowing how you were over there, not knowing what you were doing, not knowing how you were feeling kills, and makes me so want to just take the boat back to spore. Yet sometimes I think I’m better off not knowing. GRR random random, damn tired.
Know what, I’ll probaby update bout CAPS.
CAPS India was awesome. Really awesome. The reason why it was so were the people involved in planning and also those who came and had the right mindsets to have fun. And really, without especially Chinchong, Darren and Romeo, this whole thing is really impossible to achieve. June.P and Edmund Oh were dead nice during the whole thing as well, and together, it just made this whole expedition terrific. It felt really good to see them all smiling, having fun even while staying up all night to do night duty, boil tonnes of water, cook all day, get wet by the games and just gathering together infront of the tvee to slack. The views were beautiful and breath taking, and the company was great. Jiun left earlier though ): Bunking with the juniors was a new experience, and definitely fun and better than I’d expected. Got to know the junior girls better, and had hilarious times with them throughout the four days. Walked around the village abit with a few of them and enjoyed the country life experience. The glassed soft drinks, the old school coconut sweets and RM0.50 nasi lemak that was pretty filling. Everything, everything, and everything was just amazing. I learnt a lot from this whole thing, I swear, and it’s really, really exciting. Paddling with frustration against the tough waters, knowing how the juniors endured through even more, constantly having to deal with cock-ups and sai-kangs, and working together with the main comm to put a smile on everyone’s faces. To sum it all up, CAPS India will be something that’ll remain etched in my mind even years down the road. The hard work, late nights we all put in, did not come to a waste.
No lies, baby, no promises.
I’ll take you,
just the way you are.