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Purple
Confession



20090407


Now is the last week of school for this sem and the classes that we are left with are mainly review lectures.

Today we had our last lecture for a module called sociology of emotions. Interestingly, we ended the whole module on an emotional note. 

After giving us a review of the whole module, our prof did something unexpectedly. She showed us a video that she made with quotes from us. Although it was just a simple video with music and quotes taken from our essays, it was interesting and touching. 

It gave me the feeling of "graduating". Do you recall how it felt like on the last day of school, be it primary, secondary or jc? 

It was the same feeling.

The feeling that you had learnt alot together, gone through many nightmares and now you are closing this chapter and moving on. 

I guess the nostalgia feeling is appearing and may get even stronger as one approaches the G-day, graduation day. 

Feathers

10:27 PM