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Ma'ams pass out le.
written on Sunday, July 29, 2007 @ 1:24 PM ✈

Just yesterday, ma'ams had an awesome passing out parade. They passed out so fast. I felt like I just joined NP a week ago and now 38 ma'ams passed out already. We are so used to calling them when we have questions, seeing them every ACT and DALT, talking to them as NCOs, but now, we can't do that anymore. They won't be handling our matters. Quiz comp is coming up next week Sad

Last ACT was over long ago, teared during the squad talk. Last DALT too, watched ma'ams do the last performance.

After the parade, we splitted into companies and further splitted up into smaller groups. Jing Hong ma'am, Glenda and I were guarding the canteen-leading-to-hall stairs. According to ma'am, it is supposed to be a tradition, but I'm still confused. Then there was the reception in the conference room. Squadmates were quite reluctant to let this night leave so quickly. We did our performance followed by ma'ams and we also gave our presents to ma'ams.

At around 7pm, we brought ma'ams up to give the presents and we had a group hug. I think when ma'ams told us to change, I wanted to return the NP skirt so I ran towards the 1/1 corridor. Luckily I didn't hear anything. I just passed the skirt and moved away. I hope squadmates who didn't get to go to ma'am's house will remain cheerful, because ma'ams will always love you all.

After changing and everything else, I realised that the skirt was on the floor, so I returned it to ma'ams at the auditorium. Sheila ma'am's house is so near. It is like 1 stop away. And then we sat in a circle. We talked for a while when the cute dog came into the room. I think it licked many of us. I've never had a dog, I bet it must be really fun to see it everyday.

We asked ma'ams a lot of things and we also said a lot. At first I told my dad I would go home at 9, then I stayed till 10.20pm, I think. When ma'ams hugged us and spoke to us, I felt that I was missing them badly already. I was doing my best to hold back my tears until I stepped out of ma'am's house. I thanked the ma'ams when I left, but I was thanking them for everything that they have done for us.

Walking a few steps out, my tears just rolled down. There was a feeling I had that I cannot describe. 就是舍不得吧. I finally let go and cried. Squadmates were telling me that it was okay, saying stuff to me.

(I have never regretted joining NP and I will never will.) I don't know, I think it is because that they have been taking care of all of us in the mere 7 months, but it was really true caring. Now that they won't be taking care of us anymore, our emotions just came out and ma'ams are really the best.

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