lysistrata PPP at aps' house yesterday. much more successful than the first one for dramafeste a few months ago. rasam rice, vegetarian pasta, cake, brownies, bacardi and beer.

insane swinging on the flimsy bar that bends and sways in tandem with the forward-backward (or left-right depending on your orientation) movement. climbing like monkeys all over the bars and wondering if they'd break. sliding down the smooth slide and screaming whilst doing so. worm's pole-dancing to hothoneyrag. shirin's undying love for hwachong (lol!) butch guzzling all the alcohol. zhong's tipsy behaviour.

marking yet the end of another production.

drama productions are funny. i think vid was the one who said that there's a difference between a sports team and a drama team. i guess she'd know, being in touchrug, but i wouldn't since i've never been a sportsman. the sense of togetherness-and-one. all different. the most telling thing would be that the team, after a season knows it's there for the next. a cast and crew will most definitely not be together in full for the next project undertaken.

i don't know how it is in other schools, but i remember this dynamic that existed in ri. and which i guess deserves to be looked into. a sec4 student would have a hard time being close to sec2 students.

for 3s and 4s, there would be the whole direct junior-senior relationship because of transfer of titles and workloads and all, as well as being the nearest to identify with in terms of age and hopefully, mental and emotional capacity. 4s and 1s would have a cutesy korkor-didi relationship because of the whole PSL and induction and integration into school culture experience, along with the common breaktime. 2s and 4s though, have no real reason to interact with each other. not in studies or cca.

perhaps someone could prove me wrong, but that's the case for me at least, and i think most other people. i've got the least contacts with anyone plus/minus 2 years my age, and those that i do.. -shrugs-

quixoticka eulogized @ 4:43:00 pm