beingbeaple

In simple terms, Sudoku is a numbers game designed to exercise the mind, but for some, it
is just another way to complicate a simple life and induce mild heart complications.

Last January 20, 2006, several pupils and students of Kong Hua School participated in the
First Sudoku Super Challenge 2007, which was held in the library of Oro Christian Grace
School,Macasandig. From one to five in the afternoon, the contestants solved different
puzzles that made up the three parts of the competition. Two Kong Huanians emerged as
winners: Sofie Janell Ang as the runner-up for the Whiz Kids Division and Christine Garcia
as the champion of the Masters Division. Participants who surpassed the cut-off score will
be joining the National Sudoku Super Challenge.

Three words to sum it up: It was fun.

Seriously. I thought it would be dull. I thought it would be very embarrassing if I would
lose. I was, as everyone has constantly reminded me, afraid to fail. But things turned out
all right though. I may not have won (my 95 is a far cry from the Masters cut-off score of
250) but I was in no way flustered or humiliated. It was a true learning experience in more
ways than one.

Fresh Pick: I’ve entered Suy Tiak at last!
Today’s Moral: Our decisions, not our abilities, define us.

Poof!

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