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| Okay, I have received the good news. Three cheers because Jaime's actually somewhere in the country! Now someone go tell her of the reunion thing! Go! Go! It's in five days. Approximately (pi + 1.858) days away! This is really important, mmkay.
And yes. I've totally remembered the invites. Really. Sandra will kill me for this. I haven't completed them yet, and they're all outdated and wrong anyway. So they're ruined and if I give them out they'll just confuse people because all the wrong information is written inside. I know, I'm sad too. All my pen ink! Sandra's falsely artistic paint-leaf! Carefully measured and cut morning glory paper! All gone to waste. ): But I still have them. I dunno, it can be like the doorgift or something. Unfinished invite cards? How fetch! Hoho.
Lookin' forward to seeing y'all. And special <s>thanks</s> hugs and loads and loads of kisses to Cara for choosing our 2g awesomeness over a bunch of only-potentially hot scholars! *glares at Maxine and Yiting*
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| Hello, my lovelies! Okay, excuse the hippie language. I'm just happy that people are starting to find out there's a reunion going on... next week! It's next week, people! In a week, our prelims will be over. Yes, now wipe that drool off yer face an' look here. 1. I love lists. 2. The plan is: you can do whatever you want to make sure that some form of edible material turns up at Melissa's house. And I have the address! Will email it to a few people (who should forward it to everyone else, it's only polite!) because I don't want the whole world to know where Mel's staying. Back to the food. This means you can buy anything you want: chips, salad, a nice turkey. Anything. Be creative and save the "chips" option for people who have no creativity, yeah? 3. There is no fixed timetable - thing. After Teacher's Day celebrations you can go to Johor Bahru with your clique if you want. Just everybody, be sure to turn up at Mel's house at dinnertime! Dinnertime meaning, anytime you feel like having a whole load of food. 4. I'll get people (including myself) to bring a couple of movies for us to choose from so we can all have a nice late-night movie. Or if some of us aren't too happy about the choice of movie - Twister, anyone? *kiddy grin* I'll make the font size of this page bigger in a bit. Hang in there, my myopic mates! And hey, thanks for all the comments on the previous entry. Good t'know you guys are still out there somewhere. But where in the world is Jaime Chong! | | |
| I'm back! After a few weeks of neglect I'm smack in the middle (of the beginning) of my prelims, and so is everybody else. But I trust this information will get out to enough people on time. I hope.
I had this whole super big plan of what we were going to do on the day of the reunion but last night I was lying awake (hopped up on coffee) and thinking about what a control freak I am. Long story. Anyway, I'm going to relax a lot of the plans and just suggest stuff. And force you to conform, muahahaha!
1. On the day itself, changing out of school uniform is a major, major plus. Really.
2. Here is the plan: After Teachers' Day Celebrations, we'll meet up. This is completely optional but again, an idea I suggest you follow. We can all meet up together, or in the little cliques we all know still exist. We go out for lunch - or eat in school - it's up to you/your group. Ultimately, we will end up at Melissa Tay's house. Address is in my phone, so I'll update that fact later. Somewhere in Hillview.
We'll be having dinner at Mel's house. This means that we have to provide the food: yes, the fun part! Everyone is suggested to buy little bits of super-unhealthy stuff back to Mel's house so we can all have a potluck-style feast. Tip: shopping in the supermarket with friends is always fun. Our general plan is to eat dinner, play games like twister (open for suggestions, people!) and watch a movie (english plzzz).
That's basically it. I've cut out a lot of super-control-freak portions which only a few people know existed before, and they were really redundant anyway. But I'm sure we would all prefer to hang out in as big a group as possible, hence, class party.
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| Welcome post, huh? Okay. I'm Avril. I'm making use of this aptly-named xanga to post the randomest stuff leading up to our 2G reunion. This includes:
1. Major/minor changes to plans such as the date, the people invited etc.
2. Random squeeage about how excited I will be to see all of us together again after two years.
3. Inspirational campaign speeches for the success of my future political conquests.
4. You know I was kidding about #3, right?
Next post after I get this site straightened out: Details. Loads and loads of details.
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2G (2006) is actually a class. Since we've split up to Dubai and NJC, etc etc etc, organising a reunion has become a necessity!
I'm Avril, the kind-of-sort-of co-planner for the reunion. Sandra was the one to suggest it in the first place, and come up with a date, and start making the invites (yes, NJC people, you will get personalised invites, so you'd better come!), so naturally Sandra's spearheading this thing.
It's close to confirmed that we're having this reunion on the 29th August, which is a Friday, where school will end early due to teachers' day celebrations.
Plans can change. If you feel that Sandra and I are two lame people who don't understand the meaning of "party", then don't hesitate to criticize/moan/offer alternatives! The latter would be the most preferable, really.
The success of a party depends on the people. (Great now I sound like Sarah Chua.) But really, if you all want this to really, truly work out and be the best 2G reunion yet, I'm counting on you to turn yourself into a happy little non-emo kid to just have the most fun you can on this day, with the lovely friendships we made back when we were 14 and had weird hairstyles.
And I can't wait till the invites are given out, I spent my entire Chemistry/Biology/Physics periods making envelopes. It wasn't a pretty experience, trust me.
Ew - I'm ranting.
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