Post PA Withdrawal Symptom

So... if you ask me what would my life in university be like without Performing Arts? I honestly don't know. I can't think of anything better than to be in PA.

Through the 14 weeks, I have gained and learnt so many things. Things that could not be obtained anywhere else. The extra boost of confidence and new found passion for the arts is not something that can be gained in classrooms. Patience, hardwork, timeliness, teamwork; all these are values that have been so deeply ingrained in us that have also caused a change in me.

Stepping out of my comfort zone, taking bigger roles, having to perform in front of a huge crowd. I don't know if I would've had the courage to do any of these without this elective, this subject.

The lecturer I have, Miss Nat, who can also be said to be my mentor and maybe perhaps also friend, is so passionate about her work that she inspires me to be the same - to have this drive in what I do.

I have made friends that I never thought I would have. Old friends, new friends, I truly got to know each one of you more through PA and for that, I thank you. All the memories made shall forever be etched in my heart.

To Winnie, Sam, Mulan and Wei Xuan, thank you for the chance to dance with you guys. I never thought I would be able to dance at all. The song and choreo is still stuck in my mind which is great because I don't think I can let it go yet.

Special thanks to Winnie sifu for taking the time and patience to teach someone as noob as myself to dance. Sorry if I screwed up some parts. You will always be someone I look up to. You can dance, sing, and still have so much charisma.

Lastly, my Inter-mazing group. :) You've seen me cry yesterday when everyone's emotions was everywhere. I am saddened that we will no longer be together but let me say this. I am really really proud of all of you for the hard work you've put in.

Thank you for embodying your character even when it was tough. Thank you for sticking together even if we had a rocky start. Thank you for the memories especially towards the final showcase. Thank you for helping out this leader of yours that might not seem like one.

Thank you, Kalley, our lead actress, our co-producer.
Thank you, Adam, our director, our makeup artist.
Thank you, Sam, our song and dance choreographer.
Thank you, Michelle (a.k.a. Mummy Loo), our co-scriptwriter.
Thank you, Estella, always a bundle of joy.
Thank you, Jessie, our tai kar jie, forever agreeable to anything we throw you.
Thank you, Sab, for being so mean (but please forget about that character already).
Thank you, Coan, for trying your best and being cute.
Thank you, Ahmad, for the numerous ideas (both great and not-so-great ones).
Thank you, Tyll, for showing maturity.

Here's a video of you guys (sorry you're not in it, Ahmad!) to end this post.