It's not the best time now to write a post on AYLC, because it's just gonna take super long.

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I'm disappointed, at someone who can't understand the needs of other people.

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Sometimes I really really disliked school, because of all the things that we have to do. AYLC ignited my passion for leadership and council again, and it takes self-motivation to get myself going for the next 2 years, or maybe, just the next year, since we're stepping down in Year 6.

I seriously think that maybe the school could lessen on the amount of things we need to learn, and learn them with quality, instead of chionging through the syllabus prepared. =/

Maybe this period (next week), when all my 6 tests (or more) and TYA and Teachers Day Rehearsals and SMP datelines all clash together, it's an ultimate challenge to how much I can contribute to council. Am I to keep away all the council work and study for my own benefit? Or am I to hang on there for everything, with the possibility that I might fail all my tests in the end? Hahah.

I guess, sometimes when we all say that school work is the most important of all, and we should concentrate on our work when we can't juggle and leave the leadership alone for awhile. It's not always the case when it comes to the actual situation.

It's MY responsibility, and it's ME that chose to be in council. So I should have expected this.

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AYLC was still worth it, despite all that I have described above. :)

1. IRP (Youth Science Congress)

2. Do IRP extension for SSEF next year, and do it well.

3. Staff Appreciation Day (21 days more to the end of it)

4. CO Concert

5. TYA Games Day

6. Maintain my CAP, despite the lots of math and english MCs.

As long as I get these 6 things done properly this semester, I'm happy with my life.