Sixteen

As I plonked myself down and let my eyes ran wild around the room, the sense of helplessness was overwhelmed. The snoring and constant coughing were unbearable. It wasn't me producing all those noises. [They were suffering, I know.] The pain in my left wrist enraged me further. It was already 3 in the morning and I was forced to eat cookies[instructed by the nurse] as my blood sugar level was below average. I lied down, and flipped through the memories. The latest software which I had just downloaded in my local disk B and there I saw...

• how I felt when I first reached our camping site-I was elated
• how I first climbed up the double-decker bed
• how I then regretted for choosing the upper bed as there were INSECTS on my bed when I wanted to sleep
• the oddest rules in RESORT which instructed its guests to wash their own plates after meals
• how a brunch of students were compelled to play in the rain with their eyes folded by scarfs
• how Franky looked like when he pointed his finger at Chan struggling to recall Chan's nick during the card game
• how we laughed our heads off at the first night and studied econs with the companion of 'wild lives'
• how Ms Chan demonstrated the way to do aerobic in the early morning [the second day]
• the way we were in the jungle, and how KCV helped her boyfriend to get through those 'obstacles'
• Senior Nor Zafry sharing his experience in Australia with us and meanwhile some of us had already 'gone' to Australia by just closing our eyes
  
• how we were being misled to cross the suspension bridge believing that FLYING FOX would be waiting for us on the other end
• jumped into the pool and had fun as if on-going assessment never existed[friends, lecturers, 'colour fox'...]
• how the l o n g-anticipated BBQ and camp fire turned out to be 'economic buffet' ,
• the extravaganza of the night: greatest performance ever![Special "WOW" for Mud's twinkle-star remix, Fad's silat and the 'adrenaline-overdosed' by the last gay partners]
• the explore race which was indisputably fun, thrilling, energy-consuming, and laudable!

And of course, all of you.

Some might think that it doesn't worth it as it is like I paid RM200 to fail my econ[I had no idea how to do the data interpretation] besides getting a few kisses from the ever-dangerous creature of God. I did feel frustrated when I think of the former. I did expect leeches but not snake. I could have dead if it was poisonous.

To sum up, RM200=Failing econ + Snake bite.
Yet, RM200 also equals to
Experience+Once in a lifetime+Friendship+Ever-lasting memories+P&C..

That night, I closed my eyes with a smile on my face. The only thing was that, they were very worried and I felt guilty for that. Still, never once had I felt regret. Because, I'm still breathing, at least.