Last Saturday, I went back to Gombak to fetch some official documents and to sit in a government servant preliminary test. I was rather half hearted about the whole test, since i was not looking forward to the prospect of becoming a government servant. The life of a government servant seems to bleak and uneventfull to me. Not taking account positions such as the diplomat and government secret service assasins of course. Positions like those, allows us to travel, see exotic places and make life and death decisions. Hey.. wait a minute... my test was for the position of govenrment diplomat. Dayme. All this while i was imagining myself stuck behind a retro 70s style desk in the heart of Putrajaya (Malaysia's very own Washington state).
The test was very hard. It was hard, not because of the individual question's complexity, it was hard because of the time limit for each test. There were a total of five test sections, and i lasted untill the second. I gave up right after going through the math section of the test. Imagine fourty modern math questions to be answered in 45 minutes. I'm a slow thinker, thus i can't cope with that time limit. I could only manage to answer twenty when the time runs out.
I guess the real reason for me to sit in the exam was so that i could re-live my high school days. The tests was held in my old high school hall. Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan Gombak Setia. Taking the test did not make me feel any nostalgia or familiarity, but sitting around waiting for the test did spark some unwanted feeling. I felt old. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhh!!!
No not really. I felt that our generation is old. You and me and the rest of us. Looking at the young school goers reminds me of the the days when we have to slave over homework. Be bullied by the popular kids. Feel insecure about the tiniest of things. And look up at the grown-ups and feel envy for their freedom.
Looking at the guys and girls sitting for the test, reminds me of my teachers back then. bwahahahaa.
Oh, and i think high school chicks are damn cute. Graduate chicks are damn hot.
This makes me think. When i was a teen, i look at the girls my age, i'll feel an attraction to them. And that is ok. But 10 years later, when i look at those teens, and feel the attraction. I felt dirty. Somehow that doesn't seem right.
The test was very hard. It was hard, not because of the individual question's complexity, it was hard because of the time limit for each test. There were a total of five test sections, and i lasted untill the second. I gave up right after going through the math section of the test. Imagine fourty modern math questions to be answered in 45 minutes. I'm a slow thinker, thus i can't cope with that time limit. I could only manage to answer twenty when the time runs out.
I guess the real reason for me to sit in the exam was so that i could re-live my high school days. The tests was held in my old high school hall. Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan Gombak Setia. Taking the test did not make me feel any nostalgia or familiarity, but sitting around waiting for the test did spark some unwanted feeling. I felt old. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhh!!!
No not really. I felt that our generation is old. You and me and the rest of us. Looking at the young school goers reminds me of the the days when we have to slave over homework. Be bullied by the popular kids. Feel insecure about the tiniest of things. And look up at the grown-ups and feel envy for their freedom.
Looking at the guys and girls sitting for the test, reminds me of my teachers back then. bwahahahaa.
Oh, and i think high school chicks are damn cute. Graduate chicks are damn hot.
This makes me think. When i was a teen, i look at the girls my age, i'll feel an attraction to them. And that is ok. But 10 years later, when i look at those teens, and feel the attraction. I felt dirty. Somehow that doesn't seem right.