I absolutely have to record this down if not I'm really going to regret it. :)

SYF 2011 was the best thing that ever happened in my life so far.

Practising for the judging, I remember my struggle with all the actions, as well as a kind of endless longing for the agility and bodily coordination that others seemed to have naturally. :)

It wasn't an easy feat - more so for the people who were trying to correct me. :( Yet thank you God, for such kindly seniors, who never lost patience with my blundering self and took it upon themselves to guide me and help me improve. Thank you for my dearest friends, who fiercely tried to defend me from feeling like the worst dancer in history and always being there for a little pep talk.

On the day itself, 29th of March 2011, I was really nervous. I remember just seconds before the announcer called us out onto the stage, I psychologically felt that my pants were too loose. My partner (Oh, God bless her!) tried to comfort me and checked my knot. :) And then we were off. As the music started, I realised I had been holding my breath. I let it out in one flush and prayed hard.

Later in the foyer, people kept coming up to us (seniors from years back, teachers, juniors, parents) and they said it was flawless and very touching! Which was quite comforting. Thank you God!

Okay somehow, I felt later that YOU had been placing a 'veil of flawlessness' in front of us that displayed nothing but perfection because we worked hard and you love us so much. And so I think this was the revolution that happened that day. :)

Anyway we all gave our superb best and now... TIME FOR THE RESULTS (GIVEN TODAY)
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GOLD, WITH HONOURS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


I wasn't present with them to collect the results as I was at the orthodontist, but as soon as I received amy's message I ran around the house screaming, my mom too, and we hugged and danced around the house. :))))

YES WE DID IT, CREDITS TO THE EXTREMELY DIFFICULT PLANNING AND DETERMINATION OF OUR DEAR SEC 4s AND TO OUR HARD WORK.

And of course to God, of whom carrying this out successfully would have been utterly impossible. :)