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When it all boils down to the fact that you feel somehow your mentality has revered back to what it used to be, all rotten and down, you know you've got trouble coming your way. Somehow the path can seem so bright yet it fogs up when you're high up at it.
Or maybe perhaps it's just that I've got the wrong song in my head.
Then again the wrong songs can go on forever, and it's up to us to turn it off and get it out of our heads. Right now I guess I need some knocking and hammering to get myself back into place. All those in China and Vietnam now hope you're all doing fine, Singapore is fine now too.
Things have been so bad. They can't get worse for all of us. And yes please spread the message.
PLEASE HELP TO PASS THIS MESSAGE TO ALL RI STUDENTS.
Dear Batchmates of 2007 and fellow Rafflesians,
We are very shaken and very sad at Zhi Hao's sudden departure. Most of you would probably be feeling the same way too.
While we are all grieving at the loss of a wonderful friend and batchmate and being overwhelmed by feelings such as the brevity of life, unfairness, futility, sorrow, loss and pain, we would like to propose that we recall the wonderful memories of our times with Zhi Hao - in school, in class, in project groups, in CCAs, in org comms , or when we were just hanging around with him in and outside school.
Let us capture all these in a book of tributes in loving memory of Yew Zhi Hao. It will be a book of memories, tributes, photos and more, celebrating the life of Zhi Hao.
If you wish to contribute to this book, please follow the following guidelines:
- Use an A4 size paper (any texture and colour)
- Draw, print, handwrite, cut, paste (let your creative juices flow)
- Use proper language, ensure that it is a fitting tribute and be sensitive to the feelings of Zhi Hao's family
- Please contribute as many photos of Zhi Hao as possible
We will start collecting and compiling all contributions into a book when school reopens. Paul Tern is presently away on an overseas CIP journey, so in the meantime, please contact Jonathan Lim at jonathanlimes@gmail.com should you need clarifications.
Zhi Hao's parents may have lost a beloved son, but let us keep memories of Zhi Hao alive for them through this book. May this book be a source of comfort and strength for them .
Let us do our best for a dear friend,
Paul Tern and Jonathan Lim
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It's a nice morning.
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