You Will All Be Missed - OCAC 2010

Time is so short! It feels like it was yesterday when I was packing my luggage, and now I am unpacking. Sieving through the photos with endless smiley faces and weird poses/positions really made me realise what a great time we had. And of course, where would we be without our leaders. To Even - thanks for ALL the wonderful stories as well as keeping us in line and on track for the trip. And of course, the bubbly personality that brought laughter to the group with the most fun we could ever have. To Yin-Hsieh - for the lame jokes, sharing Taiwanese experiences, and becoming the subject of many silly things that K/Cristine were able to come up with. To Nancy - for being so cool the whole trip while adding inserts/commentaries from time to time trying get us to appreciate TW just that little bit more ^^. To Hedy - for introducing to some of us your interesting tastes of drinks and foods in TW, some of which were truly bizarre! To The Boss - for the calm and cool attitude that you managed to put up until the very last few days. And your lovely little daughter, how cute ^^. Last and definitely NOT the least - to my group's very own Fritz who started out quiet and shy but gradually got resurrected to become the centre of attention (actually more like the laughing stock, but it was all love~). What can I say about Fritz ... well let the following noises be my voice :

1. Gwee Gwee
2. Ooh no ~ (the "no" is pronounced with a high pitch)
3. Oh my god ~ (the "god" is pronounced with another high pitch, best said off-pitch)
4. Lots of hand-waving, with a sexy stare over the glasses (not looking through them)

THANKS TO ALL THE LEADERS for making the OCAC camp so memorable! Miss u all already!!

With the trip itself, from the exhilarating drumming to arts & crafts, or the water activities to nights markets, and even from the very sweaty martial arts to the relaxing tea tastings, Taiwan has, once more, become alive inside me. It made me proud to be a Taiwanese, to speak its language and be proud of its culture and people. And I'm fairly sure that everyone on this trip would all feel the same. But the thing I miss most now (after only leaving TW for one day) is all of you who made me laugh, who beared with me from learning your names a week into the trip and still getting countless times wrong, who tolerated my lame jokes and the need for attention and participation in group hugs and photos, who pointed with disgust when I do stupid things. All of you will be missed. Love u all! ^^