IntroDuckShuns

Good Day. I'm Ke Tat from 3E5. if you find my name hard to pronounce (which you probably will >.<), you can call me "Square", the short form of my online name "XSquareStickIt". And yes, my group's name is kind of derived from that, which just goes to show how much I rule. Nah, just kidding. I'm a pretty big loser. Which is why I'm aiming to improve on myself by going on this trip.

Oh, and this is an introductory post if it isn't clear enough already.

I don't recall exactly what needs to go into our introductory post, but I do recall that we have to list down the ways which we aim to improve ourselves. So I shall now list down the ways in which I can improve myself through this trip. Firstly, I joined this trip to Vietnam as I am hoping to grow out of my shell. Truth to be told, I am generally described by my peers as quiet and shy. I guess they do make sense, so I am hoping to grow out of this shyness to hopefully see a brighter side of life. Secondly, I want to learn to appreciate things better, which is why I joined this travel group. In the past, when I am involved in a compulsory trip to somewhere, I would moan and whine about it. However, I failed to see the hard work put behind the trips at that time. Now, I am joining this group so as to learn to love the things around me, be it at the comfortable and civilised Singapore, or at the argubly less developed Vietnam. Even before the trip began, I am already appreciating the colossal amount of money that has been sunk into this trip, along with the hard work of our teachers. After all, they were the ones that planned our vaccination trip coming up just this saturday from the time that I am posting, they were the ones that planned for our airlines, they were the ones that would guide us and make sure that we are safe, and they were the ones that... made me write this gigantic wall of text >.<

But in all honesty, I am going just because some of my best friends are going. I am rarely involved in any of my classmate's activities back in my lower secondary days, and I aim to change that. I want to experience the joy of being with my friends, especially in a fun filled environment. Although what I just said is quite cliche, it is still the truth about what I feel.

I am quite worried about me dragging the whole group down though. I'm quite a clumsy person, and I forget things easily. Worse still, I might even get lost in the freezing streets of vietnam and get reduced to a pile of human molecules... nah, i'm thinking too much.