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joanna faith
"Teach us to number our days, that we may apply our hearts unto wisdom." Psalms 90:12
till she graduates

Sunday, September 21, 2008, 8:52 AM

she is back, yet again!
alrightie-eyh, i'm back from Rawang! aka. CUG camp. Not a huge bunch of us, but enough to go a little crazy on the last night.
We played a game called signs (everyone makes up their own sign/action and then passes it on around the group while the person in the middle is trying to catch the signs being passed on. if they catch the right person, they become the person in the middle) till about 2am. Such fun.

I guess CUG camp taught me a few things. Mixing with peers that you've grown up with but may not always feel like you click with at times, humbling myself, and.. that you can have fun with a small group of people.

So, to the CUG-ers: thanks for the half-semangat water polo games, baywatch diving lessons, and random fun moments :)

taken by leonlai