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NUS Commencement.

Last Friday, I attended my sister's commencement ceremony at NUS UCC. Well I didn't exactly attend the ceremony, was just in time for the refreshment (or is it dinner?). heh heh. My boss was kind enough to allow me to leave work an hr earlier. And with a bit of drama on the cab (don't want to elaborate on this since cab drivers already have such bad reputations), I was in time for the most important parts of the event, the food and phototaking.

I was really excited when I got there, really eager to find my family. I saw happy faces everywhere, graduates running here and there to take photos with their friends. But the UCC foyer was abit too crowded to be comfortable. Anyway the refreshment was okay, some bee hoon, bao, cakes and stuffs. Fast forward to the photo taking... erm, the back of UCC was under construction so there wasn't many nice scenary for phototaking, just a couple of blue backdrops. After a few quick shots with my family, I quickly took up the role of my sister's personal photographer. She had all these funny poses with her friends. At first I was like "OK, sure! Where? Go where take the photos?", after a while it was more like "Huh? Still wanna take more?". It was tiring. It was worth it. Cuz its "usually" once in a lifetime thingy (unless you getta wear the farmer's bonnet for your masters or phd) =P. And she's my sis!

Okay here's a picture of both of us inside UCC.
sister's commencement

Yo sis, you have come a long way and I'm very proud of you!

p.s. Congrats to ebony and georgia for their commencement today. yeah i am excited for you too =)
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Anonymous said…
wow... ur sis become so pretty already! -eunice
July 13, 2005 11:05 AM
Anonymous said…
hmm yah ur sis quite pretty... wadever happened to u? haaha nah jus kiddin.. anw how waz convo? didnt see u and carine after the ceremony.. no pics wif yall.. :(
July 14, 2005 8:48 PM
egeus said…
i thank you on behalf of my sis for the compliments.

nelly: how bout this sunday? in sch and esplanade.
July 14, 2005 10:50 PM
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