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Today the 1st Malaysian batch in Mansoura graduated.
I knew little details about the convocation. The reasons for that are:
#1 I don't really know my 6th year seniors, since I'm just arrived and lived in Mansoura for about 6th months.
#2 I was not the guest of honor in the event (Hey, where's my invitation card?!)
#3 I'm geographically malfunction to find the convocation hall to sneak in.
#4 I'm a diligent hardworking student who have no time for anything non academic except facebook, video games and this blog.
#5 I'm Forever Alone.
The Malaysian student representative here decided to throw in
a party and an after party a carnival in celebration to these seniors (which they refer to as SENPAI).
I in a little way help to contribute in a carnival for them, as a token for their convocation. Though I have to say that the job I was given was something which was..beyond me? I felt like I was given a challenge rather than some common job.
Nonetheless, CHALLENGE ACCEPTED.
I'm not really sure how I did, that's the other students to decide, but I'm pretty pleased.
I'm glad I contribute in celebrating the Senpai convocation.
Felt happy for them, yet there's a little sadness in myself.
The word convocation is and will always be some sort of taboo for me.
And a conversation with a parent of one of the Senpai, seem to reopen the old sad tale.
Bitter smile.
Laugh.
Just laugh.
Be happy for them now.
And make sure you are happy tomorrow and the day after.
p.s: pictures? later.
