I know this is not what I normally do, but lately I've been feeling the need to start a blog or make diary entries and stuff. As I am too lazy to start a new blog (again), I figured I'd just use this one.

Anyway.

I'm not sure how I'm supposed to start a blog post, so okay. Let's see...

To be honest, I never wanted to come here. Like, seriously. I was desperate enough to urge my dad to write an appeal letter to the board of directors of UiTM to transfer me to a different campus. The east coast simply wasn't the destination I had set for, initially. However, my appeal letter wasn't given a consideration, and I was shipped off to Dungun, Terengganu.

Upon arrival, I immediately fell in love with the environment.

We were greeted by the serene surroundings and calm waves that slapped against the mesmerizing shores of Sura Hujung (the region's name). I was smitten. I truly was.

For a week or so, the freshies were given time to get to know the place better through this torturous program known as "Minggu Destini Siswa", whereby most seniors took advantage over the situation to make us suffer under their wrath. Thank God that week passed by pretty quickly.

We were then sorted into classes based on alphabetical order, and I was placed in group D (also known as 1D). It was pretty awkward for me at first, but soon enough I learned to be a part of them.

Now, we are inseparable.

Serious shit, dude. We're like a gigantic family consisting of epic people, and I love every single one of them. Every. Single. One. Of. Them. They strongly resemble my classmates in high school - oh those wacky people. Everyday is definitely a new day with these people around. Their eccentricity makes me not want to miss class. (And I'm proud to say I've never skipped a single class ever since I've been here).

They're the sunshine on my rainy days; the blue, blue sky among the grey clouds over my head; the seven colors of my rainbow but most importantly, they're my friends.

As gay and cheesy as it may seem, it's the truth.

I'm Sya, signing out.