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for the record, econs wasn't really that good; on top of that, debbie just sent me a message from mrs. yap telling us to expect a harder econs paper 2. oh well, i just cracked my brains solving a math s question, and goodness knows how i solved it! by some magical miracle i will at least obtain a credit for math s which is next tuesday morning at a horrible eight o'clock am. come to think of it, it's not so bad having econs s on the 30th of november-a whole 5 days after my last paper on the 26th-at least i'll have time to study for it. there goes my holidays man, i still have to study for the damn sat 2s that i'm taking on december the 4th. and after that i'll have at most two weeks to settle all my university applications...how to find time to exercise and get ready for ns?? and how to find something special for prom?? i know i shouldn't care but about every single walking male will probably be wearing a jacket and a shirt.
anyway i hope lit and geog was good for everyone who took it today-as much as i dread going to school for the exams i think i'll miss it very much when it's all over. once again it had to rain on the only day i wanted to play tennis, so we had to dry the courts over and over again. but it's picturesque at night and whenever you stay till it's dark everything seems so peaceful and nice, sheltered from the world outside. i've always told people that i wish jc could be one year longer-or that i wished that i could retain, though that always invokes endless tirades of sarcasm.
guess what? i like david tao (thanks wei yuan). i used to think chinese music was damn cheesy but i guess not now. maybe if i listen more i'll be able to pick up chinese again-and after that i can go learn some european language so i can work in the un or something, haha.
anyway i hope lit and geog was good for everyone who took it today-as much as i dread going to school for the exams i think i'll miss it very much when it's all over. once again it had to rain on the only day i wanted to play tennis, so we had to dry the courts over and over again. but it's picturesque at night and whenever you stay till it's dark everything seems so peaceful and nice, sheltered from the world outside. i've always told people that i wish jc could be one year longer-or that i wished that i could retain, though that always invokes endless tirades of sarcasm.
guess what? i like david tao (thanks wei yuan). i used to think chinese music was damn cheesy but i guess not now. maybe if i listen more i'll be able to pick up chinese again-and after that i can go learn some european language so i can work in the un or something, haha.