Well as the nosy person I am, I went to school on 30 December which was the day PMR results came out. Sigh...it brings me back to last year, how nervous I was in SY's house with Heng, then arriving to school to be bombarded by "terrorists" haha jk...I meant our very own reporters from EdBoard. Anyway back to the present cause that day wasn't about me, it was about them, EVERYTHING was about them. I arrived in school at 8.10am(hehe sry for being late) then lepaked till most of the F3's arrive. I was to interview them before and after the results came out. While waiting, saw this adorable little baby boy with his Granma(I think). He was too cute I wanted to squeeze him alive! I've never felt that way towards a being of the opposite sex before, couldn't understand why I reacted the way I did, maybe I should just stay away from guys forever....but what the heck, who can? Hahahahahahahaahhahahaha don't think I'm a slut or anything alrite. Anyway once I saw him I immediately grabbed Mira's camera(DSLR or sumtin, the more high-tech abit one)and started snapping away. That boy was really working it I tell you, giving me the cutest shots even though he didn't mean to. The picture below is my proudest one, lucky I got it before he turned his head...
Now....isn't that adorable?? When the results came out it was hard to help teacher hand out certs, interviewing them and asking them what they got so I can tell them to gather at badminton court for Pelajar Cemerlang group photo. Kevin ended up helping to hand out certs so I just walk around interviewing people, not easy actually, there were tears of joy and sadness spilling all around me. Not to mention several stunned speechless looks, couldn't interpret those.. Several people came with their parents and it was heartwarming to watch them hug each other even though the results were bad, that's what families are for. Then there were several people who dressed up just to take results, with eyeliner and so on..I mean come on, no one's gonna look at you, besides it's all just going to smudge as you cry anyway. Ooohhh there was this guy I interviewed after he got his results which was 7As and 1B or C I think, I asked him who would he like to thank and you know what he answered??!! His GF!! It was so sweet of him awwww....but kinda bad cause he didn't mention his family(Hey if the person I'm talking about is reading this, I meant it in the nicest way possible alrite?). After the Pelajar Cemerlang photos were taken and everything was packed up, Sasa, Heng, SY, Marz and I went to Sasa's house to watch movie. Sigh wanted to watch the cartoon Anastasia cause I got a craving for it since Youth Camp but can't find it in her house. It's really hard to find it these days, don't know why..it was so good. Ended up watching Wild Child despite of the drilling noise coming from next door. It was so loud and I could feel the vibrations as I leaned my head on the wall to watch the show, after awhile it gave me a headache. When the show ended, so did Marz, I mean he left haha. Then Audrey came knocking in the room to invite us out to the hall for a little experiment. On the floor was a couple of petri dishes, 2 bottles of sterilised water, some tape and a pack of sterilised cotton buds. The experiment was to see what kind of bacteria are living on your skin by using the cotton bud dipped in sterilised water to swap any part of the body then rubbing it in the petri dish. The petri dish contains Nutrient Agar which has most of the nutrients needed for most bacteria to live, this dish will then be covered and sealed with the tape, labelled and stored is a cool dark place. After a few days, some things can be seen on the petri dish, unfortunately I don't have photographic evidence of this experiment because I don't own a camera sigh.. Anyway Sasa swapped two areas on her body and so did her little brother, then Audrey asked us whether do we want to give it a try. I agreed cause it was really interesting and how often can you see what's living on your skin? I swapped my arm at the elbow region and rubbed it on the petri dish then sealed it on my own, was so cool man.
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It's been 2 days since I sealed the petri dish and so far only milky stains could be seen on where I rubbed the cotton bud, kind of disgusting actually but I'm still hoping for a cooler effect. Audrey says even if nothing happened doesn't mean there are no bacteria because 1: There are bacteria EVERYWHERE and 2: The Nutrient Agar is only suitable for most bacteria not all. She also says when I'm done with it I have to return to her so she can bring it back to college and decontaminate it, how cool is that?! Will keep you updated as the days go by, might even bring it to school to show it off!!
P/S: Will post about New Year tomorrow ok..
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