Ask a s2pid question, get a s2pid answer. I'm thinking of the time when we were all getting ready for the choir farewell. All the individual sections preparing gifts for their respective juniors, the painting of the wooden frames which we were going to give the teachers. I think those were one of the few times i really enjoyed being with the choir. Our choir had that certain chemistry sometimes. I just know that people would wanna be in the choir if they knew the fun we had as the 2005 batch. Anyway, we were all at the north lodge painting frames, taking photos, making a lot of noise, eating, drinking, talking about totally unrelated things, opening windows and calling peoples' names then ducking. Lianglin's suggestion for the manufacturing line: certain groups doing the same thing. Like one group of people sticking all the black paper on the board of the frame, one group painting the first coat of paint. I just found it amusing at that time the way he called it manufacturing line. Then people were picking up the frames and sticking their heads within the frames and taking photos of themselves.. like hello? we're supposed to be painting here.. Haha. I can't forget the moment when Grace and Lianglin had their El Grito whistling duet. All of us were so amazed and we tried to add in the missing sections. Aww, but none of the altos knew how to whistle. Josiah tried to be the bass but he couldn't control his whistling either. Then when the guys left to rehearse the song they were gonna sing for the girls the next day (which was really nice :>) it was me Grace, Joyce, Mindy left to do the details on the frames. Ok, but all this had nothing to do with the first sentence of this post. What i am actually referring to was the day when i had to lug around that paperone box that had the alto junior notebooks in them. They each had the same lovely quote from Aristotle in them which i really liked. Anyway, i was going into the library and the librarian auntie saw me with the box and she asked whether there were kittens in there. Naturally, i answered yes. Which gained me a rather bewildered look from the librarian herself.