Sup Guys.
Tim from Cambridge at 8.30pm while its still bright as day. (It only gets dark here ard 10pm)

Today i met our History teachers
Dr Jessica something and the other guy.
In my opinion it was just ok for an intro lesson on origins of the cold war. I learnt a few new things but not much.
Of course, on the ReachCambridge blog, which can be found at www.cjcreachcambridge.wordpress.com , i would personally feel that today was highly enriching and would pose a wonderful experience.

Hmm. RJC and HCJC people. I wont stereotype but from what i,ve observed and seen today. The representatives for those 2 schools. I dont see how CJ history could lose out to them. Oh i,m not saying their stupid. They have excellent content.Better than mine at least. But as for today, i dont see myself losing out to them in anyway.

Ok so we visited King's college today.
Must go place. Its the BEST.
The chapel was brilliant. I was really blown away by the extricite artwork and the the detail put into the carvings. The ceiling was vast and finely crafted. ALL the windows were made of tinted glass. An impossible feat considering that it was built in 1440.

Went punting today. Punting is like canoeing except you dont get wet, you can relax and its tonnes better.
If i had a girlfriend, i would take her punting. In the long boat with nice comfy cushions, theres enough space for 2 people to sit side by side. You relax like you,re the king of the world and the punter brings you down the visually pleasing river in cambridge. Imagine like punting alongside Ducks with like 5 ducklings following mama in a line from behind.

I bought my Cambridge pullover for 18 pounds.
I was really disappointed when i couldnt buy the super nice pullover which Sherrie pointed out yesterday.
It was for females and there wasnt my size =((((((
O well. Now i can pretend that i was from Cambridge university.
Stand outside RJC and shoot them glares in which they have no choice but to turn away to.

On a little more serious note.
I hope history lessons pick up tomorrow.
There is definitely room for improvement and huge potential lying behind this trip.
I sincerely hope that it would be an out of the world (or at least singapore) learning experience for me.

Bye bye.