Thursday, June 19, 2008
[3:09 PM]
whatever cass! -,-
LIANNE
i don't know why im wasting a post (:
LIANNE
i don't know why im wasting a post (:
the band is as strong as it's weakest player;
[2:06 PM]
YES LIANNE...
but RCB,
WE STILL
LOVEEEEEEEE
YOU ALOT! ((:
we lecture you so that you still remember our expectations of you.
ignore lianne's comment about cass,
ITS SO NOT TRUE XDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD
NEOPRINTS TIME :D taken before band, 18June. XDDDDD i know i'm evil but lalalala...
YAY MY PHONE WALLPAPER :D
LALALA bryan looks extra.
I WON'T IGNORE JOSEPH THIS TIME,
note: this is bryan. RETARDED catface :D
ALUMNI! yay.
LIANNE'S ZILIAN!
lalala,
but RCB,
WE STILL
LOVEEEEEEEE
YOU ALOT! ((:
we lecture you so that you still remember our expectations of you.
ignore lianne's comment about cass,
ITS SO NOT TRUE XDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD
NEOPRINTS TIME :D taken before band, 18June. XDDDDD i know i'm evil but lalalala...
YAY MY PHONE WALLPAPER :D see your seniors, mainly eugenia and lianne, look so SMOOTH.
me and linrui look like retards, seeing eugenia and lianne are strangling us.
(ignores joseph)
LALALA bryan looks extra.Lianne looks chio la, see -.-
i look damn retarded... zzz.
HAHAHA SEE LINRUI!
(joseph's ignored.)
I WON'T IGNORE JOSEPH THIS TIME,cause LOSERRRRRRRRRR is the theme. (:
lalala see the arrow pointing to his head, & the pink crown... XD
yay i like this neoprint! i look DECENT LALALA.
at least my hair was eh... tied up.
note: this is bryan. RETARDED catface :Dthis time, lianne looks abit O.O?!
haha. :D
ALUMNI! yay.i like this neoprint la, BUT I WAS LAUGHING LIKE MADDDD.
zzz -.- my handwriting... :D
LIANNE'S ZILIAN!she always exclaims that i'm zilian, but ya.
SO IS SHE ;D
zilian's presented in MANYMANYWAYS...
yay lalala.
i love RCB <3333333333
lalala,
cass!
the band is as strong as it's weakest player;
Tuesday, June 17, 2008
[5:00 PM]
IS THIS LIKE LECTURING SESSION OR SOMETHING?!?!
Ayo. Cass and Joseph uh. The juniors had enough lecturing already, trust me.
LOVE YOU JUNIORS! DON'T LISTEN TO JOESPH OR CASS!
( haha, okay. Maybe you should. But just don't feel you're a failure. Cos you guys really rock! )
LOVE,
your very encouraging senior, LIANNE! ;D
Ayo. Cass and Joseph uh. The juniors had enough lecturing already, trust me.
LOVE YOU JUNIORS! DON'T LISTEN TO JOESPH OR CASS!
( haha, okay. Maybe you should. But just don't feel you're a failure. Cos you guys really rock! )
LOVE,
your very encouraging senior, LIANNE! ;D
the band is as strong as it's weakest player;
[4:46 PM]
HELLO MY DEARS :D
cass here.
joseph's post actually makes sense, but still it needs some adjusting to.
I would partially agree with Joseph's post, partially. It seems to me that yes, Gold is a great feat for you all, considering we haven't gotten Gold in a long time. However, it is also true that you should not let this all go into your head. Victory is good, but if it means that you will be confident, over-confident, then it is not all well.
After visiting the band just yesterday, I realised that our standard HAS improved, but like what Joseph said, it is still at the tip of the iceberg. Thus, to raise it even more to steadier levels, we should put in even more effort. With Miss Chan leaving the band last year, I think the band has been lesser organised. Like we miss the spirit of Miss Chan's steadfastness and determination, I hope you all will not let us seniors down and push even harder.
When Joseph mentioned potential, I would rather say everyone has the potential. Every baby is born a genius, it is the process of nurturing the potential that matters. Yes, you should listen to the conductors, your seniors, and like Mrs Chua mentioned, you should work even harder. Approach anyone to claim any doubts, and on your own, you can go dig out more scores to practise at your own time. Many would say that they have no time and all, but if my sec4 seniors and I can do it, why not you?
Congratulations is one thing, but to continue persevering is another. I wish you guys all the best, and I hope you guys would aim for Gold with Honours the next SYF in 2010.
cass here.
joseph's post actually makes sense, but still it needs some adjusting to.
I would partially agree with Joseph's post, partially. It seems to me that yes, Gold is a great feat for you all, considering we haven't gotten Gold in a long time. However, it is also true that you should not let this all go into your head. Victory is good, but if it means that you will be confident, over-confident, then it is not all well.
After visiting the band just yesterday, I realised that our standard HAS improved, but like what Joseph said, it is still at the tip of the iceberg. Thus, to raise it even more to steadier levels, we should put in even more effort. With Miss Chan leaving the band last year, I think the band has been lesser organised. Like we miss the spirit of Miss Chan's steadfastness and determination, I hope you all will not let us seniors down and push even harder.
When Joseph mentioned potential, I would rather say everyone has the potential. Every baby is born a genius, it is the process of nurturing the potential that matters. Yes, you should listen to the conductors, your seniors, and like Mrs Chua mentioned, you should work even harder. Approach anyone to claim any doubts, and on your own, you can go dig out more scores to practise at your own time. Many would say that they have no time and all, but if my sec4 seniors and I can do it, why not you?
Congratulations is one thing, but to continue persevering is another. I wish you guys all the best, and I hope you guys would aim for Gold with Honours the next SYF in 2010.
WITH LOTS AND LOTS OF LOVE,
CASSANDRA :D
the band is as strong as it's weakest player;
[4:27 PM]
Hi everyone, Joseph here. (gonna post something rly formal. have to practice my eng anywaez)
Little people has posted recently so I shall post, since I have time on my hands anyways.
A gold may be an achievement to all of us and I believe that the practice you have put in is not a decision that you have regretted. But the standard is still at the tip of the iceberg. You have much potential in each and every one of you; if you could tap into that potential yourself you wouldn't need instructors, do you?
In all my years in band(and I have been in band since p1 till now), instructors always guide us when we are heading towards the wrong direction. Not for themselves, not for their pay but for each and every one of you. If they do not care, why character building and not just practicing the whole time? Your sucess may not lie as a musical player when you grow up, but the character that is forged in the band will lead you to your own success, whatever your path may be.
I would like to congratulate you guys for a gold, but there is still a lot of potential that you can realize it by listening to instructors first. It has been a long time, the last time we had a gold, if I'm not wrong, was in 2000(which we got a consecutive silver, similar to a gold). If you take instructors for granted or don't listen to them, the next success may come in a long time too.
Little people has posted recently so I shall post, since I have time on my hands anyways.
A gold may be an achievement to all of us and I believe that the practice you have put in is not a decision that you have regretted. But the standard is still at the tip of the iceberg. You have much potential in each and every one of you; if you could tap into that potential yourself you wouldn't need instructors, do you?
In all my years in band(and I have been in band since p1 till now), instructors always guide us when we are heading towards the wrong direction. Not for themselves, not for their pay but for each and every one of you. If they do not care, why character building and not just practicing the whole time? Your sucess may not lie as a musical player when you grow up, but the character that is forged in the band will lead you to your own success, whatever your path may be.
I would like to congratulate you guys for a gold, but there is still a lot of potential that you can realize it by listening to instructors first. It has been a long time, the last time we had a gold, if I'm not wrong, was in 2000(which we got a consecutive silver, similar to a gold). If you take instructors for granted or don't listen to them, the next success may come in a long time too.
the band is as strong as it's weakest player;
[3:36 PM]
Okay. I've come to this certain decision that
I'm going to pass this blog's password to the current band majors.
Since Sec 1s are quite ancient already LOLL.
They will keep track of events and update in this blog.
Lin Rui.
(Bandits all agree? Lianne? Cass?)
I'm going to pass this blog's password to the current band majors.
Since Sec 1s are quite ancient already LOLL.
They will keep track of events and update in this blog.
Lin Rui.
(Bandits all agree? Lianne? Cass?)
the band is as strong as it's weakest player;