This Year 10 Formal, we have decided to create an award ceremony.
So please nominate someone (or yourself) for an award in any of the following categories:
Most Funny Moment
Most Embarrassing Moment (Please submit person + description of what happened)
Most Weirdest Habit
Funniest School Photo
Best Catchphrase (like, something the person always says)
Most Bullied Person
Most Loved Person
Lamest Jokes
Funniest Haircut
Most likely to succeed
Most likely to get arrested
To submit a nomination, comment or email to:
vincentkong7@gmail.com
OR
alexander.c@live.com.au
Wednesday, September 23, 2009
Saturday, June 20, 2009
Tuesday, May 19, 2009
Wednesday, April 8, 2009
Thursday, March 19, 2009
Update
Unfortunately, no SpiderTran. Just a lot of words in this post.
Like many others, I had my work experience week at Westmead Hospital. It was actually a pretty good week. The staff were all super nice people. Very helpful and so forth.
While at the hospital, I got asked a lot about what I wanted to do in the future. I just dutifully answered doctor and got a lot of info on what it takes to do medicine.
It is a pretty interesting career. The lifestyle seems great though it may just be that I haven't seen the long hours they work and the hard work that gets you there.
I guess now that people are starting to think what the hell they're gonna do with their lives, the things we think about are pretty daunting.
The doctor I followed around the hospital was really cool. Really, the doctors I met were all residents and registrars and despite what people might say, it really did look like something out of Scrubs.
Everyone seemed happy.
I want to imagine myself one day, rearranging someone's brain and saving their life.
Like many others, I had my work experience week at Westmead Hospital. It was actually a pretty good week. The staff were all super nice people. Very helpful and so forth.
While at the hospital, I got asked a lot about what I wanted to do in the future. I just dutifully answered doctor and got a lot of info on what it takes to do medicine.
It is a pretty interesting career. The lifestyle seems great though it may just be that I haven't seen the long hours they work and the hard work that gets you there.
I guess now that people are starting to think what the hell they're gonna do with their lives, the things we think about are pretty daunting.
The doctor I followed around the hospital was really cool. Really, the doctors I met were all residents and registrars and despite what people might say, it really did look like something out of Scrubs.
Everyone seemed happy.
I want to imagine myself one day, rearranging someone's brain and saving their life.
Tuesday, March 3, 2009
Thursday, February 19, 2009
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