There's actually much to say but I don't have the time. I'd just briefly cover what I do have to say and be done with it

Nepal:

What I liked about this was the sponteniaty of it. Being in a small independent group meant there weren't pesky teachers telling us what can be done and what cannot be done. The fact that it was done through an travel agency meant that we paid which meant tht there was kinda an obligation to serve us. On one hand I felt kinda bad for the excesses we were allowed since it was supposed to be a CIP trip, but on the other it meant that we had a choice in what we wanted to do. Managed to go to visit the girls in their homes which is nothing that I'd probably have the chance to do.

Uh, frequent blackouts. Like 4 hours of deliberate blackouts plus alotalot of other un-deliberate blackouts. Terrible. The worst is when the light just keeps flickering like its threatening to go off. If it blackout it blackouts at a few hours at a go. Terrible. Then cannot play Bridge or daidee. And the rubbish. Strewn all over such that there are random fields of rubbish on the roads. And cows (i.e. sacred beings) run around swishing their tails at flies. AND the CARS nad MOTORBIKES. drive with their horns. If i get sent there to work my life will decrease by 5 years with the amount of pollution, air, land and noise. Gives us a whole new appreciation for Singapore, eh?

Shit, there are stuff Ialso wanted to talk about about Singapore but I can't rmb. Can;t meet alot of people cos I'm really relaly pressed for time. Hence I apologise extremeley sincerely here *bows* I'll make time the next time I come back I promise.

Did alot of last minute stuff in the past 4 days. Things that should have been done ages ago lah. Meeting wenjie made me v v happy, for one. Um, Chenjie surprised me with his homecoming. Um, meeting ket again was great! Missed hanging out and her ways of behaving and stuff. Um,