Of The Drama Club and the President
Total i had my Project Work Oral Presentation Dry-Run...heh...i was the very first speaker..not just my group but the whole class as well..so i went up there and did my thing..wasnt at all prepared and wasnt at all afraid..due to some reasons i will mention later..everyone was so scared in the morning for some reason..all busy scribbling down notes and doing some last minute adjustments...i was there wandering around fooling with Ravish and Melvir..It all started and due to some miscommunication between me and Wan Wei i sorta made a fool out of myself..They wanted to play a jingle before the presentation...and showing the lyrics at the same time..i asked Wan Wei before hand if i should start speaking after the song or after the intro TO THE SONG...but she thought i was saying the INTRO which was the song...so in the end she told me to start after the intro..and i did..ended up raising my voice..trying to challenge the speakers...Anyway...my presentation when on find...maybe i was talking a little too fast..i didnt feel like i spoke for 5 minutes..anyway...i feel that my experience as the president of the drama club in secondary school really helped a lot..actually since kindergarten i have been performing on stages...In kindergarten i performed for the aged folks in my school playing some instrument...not exactly sure of its name..then in primary school i did a lot of performance..one of them was a singing performance and the other was a scene where i wake up from a nightmare..i really cannot remember what role i played..i think i played a student who cheated in class and was haunted by this angel...in secondary school i played as one of the killers of Julius Caesar and as an evil worker at Bugis Junction...all these performance really helped to strengthen my wits...Performing in front of hundreds of people is not a easy thing...The fear of screwing up...and you need to memorie your lines..where to raise your voice..where to whisper..where to mumur..where to keep quiet...your movements..every step...every facial movements..everything has to be precise..Good to know that i actually benefited from it...not scared of the audience anymore..which made things a lot easier for me..hahaa..was pretty fun actually..had to agree with Mr Yeo on that...alright gotta slp now..cya~

Song of the Moment---One by U2