Unlike rgs, we only have one LJ day. But it was still fun. Kinda. We went to visit Fort Canning Park and the Changi Museum. Classic. Went to both places before in primary school, haha. And they havent really changed much. So the trip was actually boring, except some fun facts which I learnt about Singapore's history and more. Like the quilts which Australian women and children POWs sent to their husbands through the japanese so cleverly, and what flowery things some people in the past ate for, ahem. The fun part was going around with friends, doing something other than stoning in class learning. It shows people in their fun sides! My group's tour guide really knew her stuff well, and told us all the interesting (or not so) facts and info. We didnt care much about the worksheet given, lol. Just looked through and left it aside.

Finishing some philosophy work, some research work and revising maths- statistics for tomorrow's test! Simply must do well, and make up for my horrible english...

Today im thinking: Why do people want to be tour guides when they have to do so much, like get so much information in their heads, take care of and be responsible for the various aspects of the tour group, answer any questions, go to the same places over and over again, carry the important role of representing the people of the country, etc. They dont really earn as much as they ought to, dont they?