You know your getting old when you receive word that your secondary school classmates are married, or are getting married. Congratulations to Rachel Lee on your new life [I know it's a year late but I only just found out from Meiyue, who only just found out from some other source], but BY GOLLY are we young. Well, maybe 23's not so young anymore, and I'm probably the only one who still acts like a kid, running all over the house and stuff, so it was with mild shock as I took in the news. Also early congratulations to Madeline Heng from the next class, who would be getting married soon. I swear it's stuff like these that give rise to mid-life crises when you're barely pass your second decade.After hearing the news about people getting on with new phases of their lives, I decided to nose around Friendster for abit, seeing what other developments have taken place in the lives of people I have known since primary school, many of whom I have lost contact with over the years. For one, our dear Audrey Han has blossomed into quite the lady. Good on ya girl! Basically, everyone has changed [drastic or not], which prompts me to question myself where exactly am I now in my life? It doesn't feel like I've changed much since then, but then again, I'm not a judge of my own character. I still feel stuck at 18. Nothing about myself feels 23 [technically, 22+]. Maybe I have a little growing up to do, and fast. I'm only left with one more year of school, and after that, I got to be all grand old dame and stuff about life.