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Recently, my friend Theron came out with class comics, claiming that it was to "promote class spirit". At first, I frowned at the very thought of it, I am the chairman and that er... isn't the exact way people relate "promoting class spirit" with. However, after I saw the comics, I have to say I was thoroughly impressed by the comic and it sort of reflects each member of our family's personality rather well and skilfully.

These are the comics! :D

I'm number thirty-two by the way.... Er... apparently my friends were under the impression that I look like an ape... Hahaha lolz... But never mind, at least it's like so much better than other people (mind you... look at the "BoLan" twins 14 and 15... just how cruel is that!) Anyway, I have to agree that my mouth sticks out a bit, like a gaping ape... Hahaha... That can be solved with braces. My teeth stick out too much. Seriously have to consider this option. The last time I met a dentist in school, she recommended for me to wear braces, so did my relative who is also a dentist. But anyway, that's out of the point. :)

I realise that our class is so much like a zoo... There is a monkey, a chicken, an ape, a hippopotamus, a cow, a dog, a panda, a crow, a starfish and a pig.... Anyway, I seriously liked the illustration of our Maths teacher, Mrs Rachel Chan. Okay, so it wasn't perfect and all, kinda weird actually, but it looked uncannily like her, the body size and skinniness... I laughed for like a whole minute when I saw her picture.

Anyway, the comics are getting towards its peak right now. He is now working on our temporary History teacher from Australia, Ms Claire Wood and finished an illustration of that “英俊潇洒” (quote 邱老师) Mr Phan, a relief teacher who's our alumni currently studying medicine in England or wherever. Both of them are having their last day in Hwa Chong today. Mr Phan has to get back to studying as summer holidays are over (I guess), and Ms Wood finished her practical teaching period in Singapore and is set to return to Australia this Sunday. We have grown to admire these two teachers after all these weeks. The comics are supposedly a tribute to them!

The comics somewhat brought our class together (in some unknown way only no one knows). And just when you think we're all splitting into different classes next year... :( We've grown to be so close this two years. The comic isn't the end, it's just the start... The start of more, much much more to go... ;D