Friends

I have not blogged in a long time so today I will talk about one of my primary school friend. He is called Derrick but it does not matter at all. We were in the same class during P5 and P6, however, during primary five, I was not very close to him but only when I was primary six then I was closer to him. He is not a very friendly person at first sight but once you know him deeper, you will see that his friendship is very important. Let me describe his funny antics clearly. He loves to spite our former form teacher, he does not pay attention during class and like to make jokes about her, hence he will get sent out off the class 6 out of 10 lessons. When a relief maths teacher relieved our form teacher for a few weeks, he always like to spite her.
"Who has gotten this question wrong?" the teacher asked, and Derrick will raise his hands for every single time she said that until she realised that he was a lousy student. I just do noy understand why he does not like our teacher.
Besides that, he also has pronunciation problem, he reads 'me' as 'meh' and 'no' as 'nor'. We were accusing Derrick when he said,"Who? Meh, meh". It was so funny that me and another guy (seah yi, if you know who is he)laughed all the way from the hall to our classroom. Hitherto, I still do not know if he can speak this words properly. RTA will definitely help him pronounce the words cleary and accurately.
Then there was this 'Cold War' between me and him, sparked off because, I think, because he ate in the canteen while I ate in the classroom and he got very angry with me. He often tried to get me out off the class with rude and obscene gestures, even in front of the teacher, of course the teacher wasn't looking. However, now I am sure he will not do it again as he is mature enough to think.
He always wanted to beat me academically but he wasn't always successful. If he did badly in CA1, he would say that he would try harder in the next term test until PSLE, which I do not know if he is satisfied with his marks but I am sure that Derrick, being a competitive person, would surely like to improve himself in the new environment of secondary school. Hope that you will strive to become the top.
We joined the Infocomm Club together and the training was totally useless. The trainer took 30 minutes just to take attendance and another close to an hour to teach us to how draw a table on Fireworks. Our class often make jokes with each other to spend our time.

Now we keep in contact with each through MSP, we still make the same jokes but the friendship never changes. I hope we will not lose 2 years of friendship so easily and your maturity really help 'overcome' your childishness.

P.S. I know that you will read this post, hope to see your long comment. Thanks for your constant support towards this blog and I will always remember you as a friend throughout my life, at least secondary school.