Saturday, April 24, 2010
- Allied Health 2010 -
Allied has come and gone, and it has left many of us with a nostalgic feeling.
Needless to say, this year's Allied was great. Epic, almost. There were many good moments from the night ranging from old feelings, new feelings, proud feelings and alcoholic feelings. I think there were definitely less friends in the house that night, but luckily that didn't effect much.
Pictures less taken - although I didn't take any the first time around... To be honest with you, I'm finding it hard to actually explain the night as "well" as I did before. Things happened, but I guess not to me as such so my story would be rather fragmented.
We had our post-Allied de-brief and it was very limited to the amount of feelings shared compared to all the other times. Maybe it's the age thing again. Although I don't like to talk about the 'getting old' business anymore, I think we share less of our emotions as we age. It's more like recognising the naivety of our feelings and we become a little more embarrassed to speak of the petty emotion.
Allied Health never really played a part in my life yet I fail to understand why I can't detach myself away from it all. Something wants me to hold on to this feeling for just a little longer, because letting go means letting go of.. of what?
That night, I learnt how to say no to what I would've said yes. To (more) drinks, to stupidity, to idiots...wait, how many drinks did I have? Ok, maybe not the drinks thing, since I've always been a responsible drink-driv-er.
Needless to say, this year's Allied was great. Epic, almost. There were many good moments from the night ranging from old feelings, new feelings, proud feelings and alcoholic feelings. I think there were definitely less friends in the house that night, but luckily that didn't effect much.
Pictures less taken - although I didn't take any the first time around... To be honest with you, I'm finding it hard to actually explain the night as "well" as I did before. Things happened, but I guess not to me as such so my story would be rather fragmented.
We had our post-Allied de-brief and it was very limited to the amount of feelings shared compared to all the other times. Maybe it's the age thing again. Although I don't like to talk about the 'getting old' business anymore, I think we share less of our emotions as we age. It's more like recognising the naivety of our feelings and we become a little more embarrassed to speak of the petty emotion.
Allied Health never really played a part in my life yet I fail to understand why I can't detach myself away from it all. Something wants me to hold on to this feeling for just a little longer, because letting go means letting go of.. of what?
That night, I learnt how to say no to what I would've said yes. To (more) drinks, to stupidity, to idiots...wait, how many drinks did I have? Ok, maybe not the drinks thing, since I've always been a responsible drink-driv-er.
Toilet tales.
If only I could turn back time... I would wreak more havoc and have more fun.
Allied 2010 was a good night, a good end to a great story.
-{ missing you 4/24/2010 09:00:00 pm }-