Clutch of Inspirations.

Thank you Lord! For granting me my wishes - straight A's for AS! Had been dead worried about it for some time. I actually had nightmares about obtaining terrible results twice. One was so true, in a way that the exact handphone theme, the sender, the message appeared in my dream clearly. Scary. Thanks to my dad, I had another silly dream. He took my first semester's results slip and waved it in front of my eyes when I was half-asleep last night, saying, " Your AS results. Critical Thinking. D. " And I dreamt that I got a D for it. Hello! Our "keep on the right track" teacher told me it would be an accident if I didn't get an 'A' for CT. I have to tell him that later.

Anyways, glad that everything went well. I was a nervous wreck this morning though, with worries rushing through my mind. Then halfway through my violin lesson came the message from sis that we have to go to school at 10. Lol, I probably played terribly after that, fretting and fretting. Especially when I was waiting for my mum to fetch me. Luckily, I have this Christian daily advice poster hanging in my room - you close your eyes, point your finger somewhere on it and tada, read the words of gold. Today, I pointed at "The beginning of anxiety is the end of faith, the beginning of faith is the end of anxiety." That helped soothed me a lot.Reaching school, I was summoned to the Marketing blabla room where everyone was filling a questionnaire regarding the school. Then as Dr Lee appeared from another room, we went out and took photos which I thought was funny and ridiculous. We had not even received our results! Duh. After that, Dr Lee finally started distributing our 'printed from Internet' results. Felt like jumping up and down when I saw mine! Heehee. Then it was photos again, photos with more natural smiles I suppose. And we went back.

Congrates to everyone else who got results hoped for! I bet there's a heap of straight A's in Taylor's. Competitiveness is surely not absent in the time to come. Besides, there's still a long way to go - just the beginning for a stage of our lives. Which reminds me of ...America's Inauguration! The historical moment which attracted over a million people to the National Mall just to witness the first black man being sworn in as the president of U.S.A. Who on earth would have thought of that, when the blacks were treated as slaves in the olden days. So it's more or less like a wonder for the African Americans. In fact, newly inaugurated president Barack Obama has received trust and recognition from countries across the world. Whatever, hope that he would take 'bold and swift actions' as said as he wades into a sea of troubles awaiting him.

President Obama signing his first act in the President's Room. never knew he was left-handed.

Delivering his inaugural address in Washington D.C.

Sayonara to George Bush, hello to the Obama era!

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