count your blessing

WOW i just been to the best birthday party i ever been to !!!! It was simply beyond any party i ever went . All joy and happiness almost seem tangible be4 me . All the great company i had , all the delicious foods , touching moment , that was simply beyond words . I meant i feel totally natural in the company ,  the host sister kidnapped my phone , i almost kena another allergy from drinking alcohol , the host dad almost forced me to go up stage to sing .... I meant there is absolutely  no place i want to go except for absolutely anywhere , hahahaha .... Ok complaints aside , on a more objective note  , it was a pretty touching party . People came from different walk of life , of different personality , of different  beliefs came together to wish a happy birthday . Each of us may not know each other and "some"  awkwardness is displayed at the table , but each of us genuinely celebrate the day . Of course , like everything else things could be better , and naturally nothing is perfect ( ahem  ) , but i sincerely hope all the best , and  pls return my hp to me ><
on a side note , after the heavy expenditure on birthday gifts hitherto , i supposed i have to start my own birthday party so i can get b some presents b . hahaha

will i survive ?

Somewhere along the way , i got along with peace and continuity of my life . So much so that i have failed to notice the impeding doom . The Qualifying English Test (QET) . Apparently , NUS organize a QET for upcoming batch of undergraduate ( excluding those exempted ) to test the english proficiency . The test consists of three parts , mainly the editing , comprehension and composition . And those who did not make it will have be forced into taking a special class to reinforce their english foundation . So why am i so worried ? First of all , i had to admit my incompetence in English don t even deserve the C5 in my GP . Furthermore , 2 years stint in NS certainly enrich my vocabulary of vulgarity , but i doubt NUS is testing me on that . To add to all , ,  i had totally no idea that there is a pre-entry test on my english ( not that knowing it early will help much ><   ) SO that brings us to the next question , Why didnt anyone tell me about this beforehand ? Well i guess i am about the only one i know that is enrolling into NUS but still sucks in his english . MY sis got an A2 for GP , so are my others friend that i keep contact with are doing pretty well in their english . So alone and taunted by this insurmountable task , where am i heading into ?