Novzix : A Tiny Dot In This Gigantic Galaxy

Weeks ago, months ago … We were all struggling and stressing out to PASS, not with super flying colours but PASS. And it all didn’t turn out so bad after all Now, if people say final year project is hard, I would say, oh it was like letting the air out of ur body only - FARTING

There’s NO words to thank people around me who have provided TREMENDOUS help, support, guidance and love. I owe these people for life. I would love to list out all the people so much but I’m so afraid I’d miss out a few so I better don’t lah. YOU know who you are.

Wanna drive?

The FRIEND who has given me full support physically & mentally throughout my journey. *there are others too!*

Yay! But where’s the whole class?

Yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaataaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!!!

To conclude, I’m stealing a speech by Lost main actor, Matthew Fox who was invited to give a graduation speech very recently in his own college.

“You may have an idea
where you want to be in 20 years and some of you will get there. But if
you do, I guarantee you won’t have let yourself take chances. 18 years
ago sitting in these seats, as hung over as I was, I remember a sense
of accomplishment & a sense of fear. In defining the future for
yourselves, the safest choice may not be the best choice.”

“Live for your own
passion, not the aspirations or expectations others have for you. Trade
fear for trust. Allow yourself to find that area either of your
excellence or your excitement that motivates you to apply the same
focus and energy that got you through MMU. Whatever that area is,
there is value in it simply because it is the area of your passion.

“Finally and most importantly, do not apologize. One of the
most beautiful things you can see is that moment of which a person
stops apologizing for who they are and what they want to do and who
they want to be and they drop being themselves. That’s it, that’s all
the wisdom I’ve got to offer.

“As of tomorrow you are the author of your own life. I’m
excited about what I get to do. I get to tell stories but equally as
exciting as that to me is the story each one of you is yet to write.
The first chapter is coming to a close, where the story goes from here
is up to you. Congratulations class of 2007!”

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