テストがおわります！The test is over!
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I realise that I tend to pile up my dishes and clothes that need to be ironed, but I've not slacked in my laundry. You could hardly find dirty clothes in my room. Why? I'm not sure. I guess there's just no space for dirty clothes that I would wash them as soon as I deem them dirty and unfit for the outside world. But dirty dishes, well, they go into the sink. But I don't do them immediately. Because, well, they're in the sink. They're not actually in the way. What about need-ironing clothes then, they should be taking up space, yeah? True, they do. If I take them off the hangers. But~ I could actually just sorta leave them on the hangers, see. I am hopeless.
Food has become more of a necessity than anything. Being the illogically lazy person that I am, cooking is most definitely considered a chore in my eyes, and the less cooking, the better. I've never really been able to taste whether or not a dish is delicious or not (salt always needs to be added it seems) and the only food-y smell that would captivate me and make me melt on the spot is the smell of freshly-baked bread. <3 Can never get enough of it. I love passing by the bakery. But you know, I have a feeling I would welcome home-cooked food (which is in now way like mine) in a sort of greedy-enthusiastic way.
Oh the test! Haha, I had actually forgotten that I wanted to add it into this entry. The test was difficult. ;_; But I'm glad I spent those hours studying my kanji. At the very least, I could answer more than half of the kanji-related questions. Some kanji that came up in the test I have yet to study (they were not included in the workbook which I finished the day before the exam), and some kanji I couldn't for the life of me remember how to write them. >< It's a lot more difficult remembering how to write them than to read them, because in reading, I could always guess, especially if it's connected to the hiragana that comes after it. I tried to write them though. And I rechecked my notes right after. Hopefully, they were correct. Another two parts of the test included grammar (and they had some kanji in the question >_>) and a comprehension paper (read the passage and answer the questions). Those were doable. Some left before sitting for all three parts, because if you feel that you couldn't do the paper any longer, you could go home. I was never going to do that, even if I couldn't answer the questions. >< I would at least try. I'm excited for tomorrow; hopefully, I'll be in a new class! At a level that's a little higher, that'd be good.
Gonna take a break from studying tonight I think. Maybe a little revision, and then I feel like drawing.
I realise that I tend to pile up my dishes and clothes that need to be ironed, but I've not slacked in my laundry. You could hardly find dirty clothes in my room. Why? I'm not sure. I guess there's just no space for dirty clothes that I would wash them as soon as I deem them dirty and unfit for the outside world. But dirty dishes, well, they go into the sink. But I don't do them immediately. Because, well, they're in the sink. They're not actually in the way. What about need-ironing clothes then, they should be taking up space, yeah? True, they do. If I take them off the hangers. But~ I could actually just sorta leave them on the hangers, see. I am hopeless.
Food has become more of a necessity than anything. Being the illogically lazy person that I am, cooking is most definitely considered a chore in my eyes, and the less cooking, the better. I've never really been able to taste whether or not a dish is delicious or not (salt always needs to be added it seems) and the only food-y smell that would captivate me and make me melt on the spot is the smell of freshly-baked bread. <3 Can never get enough of it. I love passing by the bakery. But you know, I have a feeling I would welcome home-cooked food (which is in now way like mine) in a sort of greedy-enthusiastic way.
Oh the test! Haha, I had actually forgotten that I wanted to add it into this entry. The test was difficult. ;_; But I'm glad I spent those hours studying my kanji. At the very least, I could answer more than half of the kanji-related questions. Some kanji that came up in the test I have yet to study (they were not included in the workbook which I finished the day before the exam), and some kanji I couldn't for the life of me remember how to write them. >< It's a lot more difficult remembering how to write them than to read them, because in reading, I could always guess, especially if it's connected to the hiragana that comes after it. I tried to write them though. And I rechecked my notes right after. Hopefully, they were correct. Another two parts of the test included grammar (and they had some kanji in the question >_>) and a comprehension paper (read the passage and answer the questions). Those were doable. Some left before sitting for all three parts, because if you feel that you couldn't do the paper any longer, you could go home. I was never going to do that, even if I couldn't answer the questions. >< I would at least try. I'm excited for tomorrow; hopefully, I'll be in a new class! At a level that's a little higher, that'd be good.
Gonna take a break from studying tonight I think. Maybe a little revision, and then I feel like drawing.