More about ME
Passions and interests!
Sporting Endeavors
I thoroughly enjoy sports. To me, it does not only benefit me physically, but mentally and emotionally as well. Sports has given me opportunities and has allowed me to meet new people. I started my hockey journey when I was in primary 4, and entered Victoria School via the DSA exercise. Today, I am the proud Vice-Captain of Hockey in Victoria. Apart from that, I enjoy various forms of exercise like cycling and climbing.
Music
Since the tender age of 4, I picked up the drums. The reason? I'm not so sure myself. Music is something extremely dear to me, a must-have necessity, and being able to play along to my favorite songs is truly a blessing. Since 4, I attended lessons for several years, and after that I started honing my skills by myself. I am now serving in my church's worship team!!
Service
I enjoy helping others, more than anything in this world. Seeing people happy brightens up my day. In school, I help out teachers and peers. More notably, I offer my services during school Open houses in previous years. At home, I help my parents whenever needed, especially to care for my younger brother. But helping out the elderly really brings out the joy in me.
Hockey
It's a dangerous sport, but the pain is all worthwhile. The photos you see are from my most important game, the finals against RI in 2019. Victoria being the underdogs of the season, are now still-reigning champions! These are boys who went through blood, sweat and tears with me, these are my brothers in arms.
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Drumming
I started of as a young boy who could barely reach the kick pedal. I had nothing more than a unexplainable passion. I owe the world to my parents, for having the faith in me and trusting a 4 year old in his judgement. They pumped in a great deal of money ( lessons weren't very cheap either ), and set me down the road of my drumming journey. Unfortunately, I do not have many images of my current drumming phase. However, feel free to check out my YouTube channel, if curiosity gets the better of you.
Community Service
In early 2020, before the pandemic hit, I had the privilege to pass this lovely old couple supermarket vouchers on behalf of Victoria School. Alongside me was my classmate, Ray (apologies for he cannot be seen due to the cropping of the image). It was a humbling experience, and I realized how fortunate I was. It was also a very heartening and encouraging experience, to be able to chat with the older folks and see how happy and optimistic they are despite their circumstance. Something I've observed throughout my various interactions with the older generation, is that they tend to be very selfless and earnestly wish the very best for the generations after them, regardless the way they express that care and concern.
