As promised, here is the post about my experience in PTEM so far. Basically, I got accepted for the first cohort (if you haven't figured that out yet) I was rather doubtful at first as to whether I should accept it or not but I did in the end. I mean hey, if you have an opportunity, why not?
I felt like a zombie on the first day of school because I couldn't sleep at all the night before (I was out late at night partying lol jks but srsly tho) but literally, I did not have any sleep whatsoever. The moment I was about to fall asleep was the moment my alarm rang. So yeah.
Knowing me, I was practically freaking out in public and of course the people I call friends pretended, or shall I say, decided to not acknowledge my existence in order to keep their 'cool' (except Syaza and Firzanah. They were nice HAHA) I couldn't help it okay. I didn't have any sleep, my adrenal glands decided to secrete an abnormally large amount of adrenaline in my veins so I was panicking AND I was having a culture shock.
I've never seen so many Malays in my life. No offense.
Anyway, other than that, things went smoothly for the following week. I mean, despite getting lost in an insanely huge building that's maybe five times the size of SAS, being really unobservant towards my surroundings resulting me bumping into the senior art students' art sculptures various of times, the amount of homework we get and maybe humiliating myself and everyone seen hanging around with me (poor them) in front of everyone else due to my guffaw of a laugh, college life is good so far. YES!
But unless some miracle happens and hell freezes, I'm still awkward as ever. Hence I've only made around three new friends.
And here's a few pictures involving PTEM (kind of)
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| Hanis, Lyana and I being sakai on our first day. Syaz wasn't with us because she was still in KL |
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| This is a only a PART of the school. The building is just too damn long ok |
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| the food available at the canteen are mostly unhealthily good but at least we have sushi... |
It's nice attending a college that's in the middle of nowhere. No traffic. No congestion. No rush hours. The facilities are great. The teachers are not so bad themselves. People are friendly once you get to know them (lol I should probably socialise outside my usual group a bit more) Plus it's located near the beach so whenever you feel like escaping school...... LOL NO. I'M NOT BADASS ENOUGH. SORRY.
As I was saying, I feel like I'm in Narnia or something.
By the way, good luck to those starting college at Katok tomorrow!! *cough* twins *cough* Be prepared for a bit of chaos and whatnot. :-)
Zir.








