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The Day & Results.

It was a heck of a tiring day. But the results were good. It was all we need to cry. As soon as the results we announced, most of the members cried and got me wondering why. But i can't believe the fact that we won SILVER. We practiced for only two months and this was the result. Before the competition, the senoirs stressed that it was important in every aspect in terms of straight lines, chin-up and blah blah blah. But it was quite simple for us to easily win SILVER. The Drum Major and Assistant Drum Major thought that we could not make it to SILVER but we totally proved them wrong.



As a matter of fact, this was loads of tears and sweat and hardwork. The most important aspect is teamwork. Without teamwork, there would be no SILVER. It was a moment of silence before our results we announced. We were so happy we couldn't wait to scream and cry. I love it. I didn't cry anyway. I still love the experience.

If you guys want to know how we won SILVER, go Youtube and search SYF 2008. There will also be other school's performance. But try to look out for OPSS. It rocks. The thing is that our music was better than other marching bands. The other bands are noisy but our was nicely arranged and beatifully played despite marching quickly.

So, its stopping here for now. Updates on the way. TaTa.~~~~SILVER~~~~

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