EOY message for P6-3 (2008) Part II: Thank You!

Let's move on to a more cheery note.

I want to thank you kids, P6-3 of 2008. It was quite a ride this year. I didn't expect the transition to be smoother as compared to last year. The rapport and support from you guys and even your parents were great; it was as if I have been teaching all of you since P5.
This year was eventful for me because it's been a long while since I felt like a teacher; doing what a teacher ought to do. Teach, discipline and counsel ... in fact they have been ongoing throughout 2008, even after PSLE.
As I have told everyone, even though your 6-years primary school stint has come to an end, I hope all of you will treasure the good times, the bad and even the strange ones. For me, I just find strange affinity with the Class of 2008; it's as if I've literally watched some of you grow up! Friends forever does not mean everyday must talk over the phone, going to the same school ... it's about keeping in touch, meeting up once or twice a year and having fond thoughts of one another. Trust me, this alone is no easy feat to achieve; do work on it if you really mean it.
As of now, I'm not sure whether I'll be there on the 20 November when your results are out. If not for my ICT, I'd love to be there not to just praise the few who got outstanding results but rather to celebrate with all ... for your result, regardless what it may, is an achievement and sending you kids off the school gate for the last time.
Anyway we'll see how things go from here. You guys take care and by the way, I have asked Alex to look into organising a monthly badminton session at possibly Potong Pasir CC beginning next month ... we'll work out the details soon so do keep coming back here for updates.
This blog is still in its infancy as I may be adding more features, i.e. giving authorship to you kids so that you can update your secondary school experience, future gatherings, when you're expecting to see your grandchildren (okay, I doubt I'll be around then).
Oh yes, there's a chalet-related activity coming this weekend. So to those who are going, have lots of fun but please be considerate and don't tear up the place. If the doctor clears me on Saturday, I may be able to see some of you then ...
Till we meet again, take care and God bless!

Ah, to clarify I didn't cry today. It just happened that there were alot of sand, dust and dirt in my eyes ... I can tell that you still don't believe a word I'm saying ... nevermind ...