When I think back on my graduation, i think it was a good day.
i had beloved friends come all the way down to take photos with me, friends who didn't mind acting as our designated photographers of the day, clear blue skies which later became overcast (we had fun still :), friends who really did keep their word and looked for me to take photos with, parents who didn't dress too outrageously (even though my dad felt a need to wear his outdated hippie maroon boots with heels twice the height of mine so he would look taller, and his ear studs still), and hey, even my hair kept its word to let me look good in photos!

We didn't take a proper graduation photo back then in our jc days. (or if we did, we all looked like shit anyway.) This is as apt a photo as I can find. It feels final, the way graduation is.
Looking back... AO1 always.



Three and a half years later, Ao1 and Ao3 are still good friends :) Pioneer, Pioneer, go! Chi-pom, chi-pom... The PJ-ians unite!



These girls are the friends who made my university days less lonely. Special thanks to Kat, our designated photographer of the day.



My deer(wife) and waiyu (affair) fooling around at night some weeks later. They wanted a competition to see who could make the weirdest face, cos that would determine who was the true err..soulmate? for me.. haha.



These are the people who mattered. And the ones who were so sweet, to actually come and find me to take photos. You know how some people say "eh later must take photo ah!" but deep inside you know it's just something they say? Well, these babes aren't like that. They mean what they say.



And of course, not to forget, my favourite and dearest darlings.



What would my life be without you darlings? :) Thank you so much for coming down especially for my graduation. Love love luuuuurrrrve ya! *muackz*