Hearts thumped, minds raced, pulse quickened, eyes closed. In one drop of sweat lies a worry, in a blink of en eye the seconds tick by. The stability of our minds fail us and the tension of the rubber band is stretched to the max. Calmness and coolness fails us all as we reach fever pitch. Eyes start to dart around, searching for comfort.

D-Day is now 28 hours away. The gargantuan gullotine is ready to strike us where we will hurt the most.

Tomorrow. Friday. 9th Feb. 1430 hours. Bedok View School Hall.

Are you ready, class of 2006?

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Some worthy notes to take note.

1. If you are at home, tire yourself out. Cause, as sure as the Sun shines on all your little asses, YOU WILL NOT SLEEP WELL TONIGHT IF YOU ARE NOT TIRED.

2. Run, jog, soccer, netball, basketball, housework, sex. Engage any one of these activities to tire yourself out. If you want to do the last activity, make sure you use a condom. =)

3. Tonight, most of us will worry and will toss and turn in bed. My suggestion is to drink milk, chocolate or something warm then go sleep. If this alternative fails, try alcohol. Don't get caught can already.

4. Whatever your results, open your minds. Don't be limited by the points. Keep all avenues open, babes!

5. You already did it, so no point trying to hope/pray/worship/hope against hope/hope again/pray again.

Finally. Not good luck. Best of luck to all those of class 2006 regardless of whichever school you're in. Be it Victoria, Bedok View, Bedok North, Ngee Ann, Broadrick, St Pats or private candidates.

Get ready your tissue papers. And like Shawn said, bring along chocolates or whatever that keeps you going. It'll be over in a blink of the eye.

D-Day. I cannot emphasise more already. Now for my 4 hours dosage of soccer.

Carrying your name, close to me.
9:47 AM