Prelims be over!!!

the prelims are finally over

(it sucks to end on friday. when some buggers like joel lum finished on monday)

like zomg when was it going to end..

after the disastrously disastrous physics paper 2 (for me at least), i was already running out of steam. talk about no stamina

2 weeks of intensive exams can really wreck up your life.. headaches galore after almost every paper arghz.

dotaing everyday during prelims at night sure helped thou (for the headache but not the A)

but now that i think of it, this holiday after the prelim is not really a holiday after all. more like a brief intermission.

think of the tentative period of peace between ww1 and ww2. yea now ww1 has just ended and we are all in the process of post-war reparations (this includes comp games, movies, prancing around in j8 aimlessly, and other stuff that will probably not really help for the coming battle.

hmm

and now that prelims are over, onto more important tasks.

1) tidying up my room (this almost done liao :D)
2) studying sats
3) start writing my scholarship essays
4) whatever comes into my mind.
5) ______________

task 15 from previous post will probably never materialise. /stone.

and during prelim period, some things happened to the j1 batch. rather disturbing. nvm about that its rather depressing and we should be all happy and carefree that we have only 1.5 months more to A lvs.

watching miami vice after a gruelling physics s paper is also no joke, especially since the plot is so damn complicated that you can almost say that there is a non-existent plot. and some parts were like soap-operaish and slow. not good when u are almost about to nod off.

should have watched devil wears pravda instead. at least there will be a few laughs

watch this movie only when your head is clear. or if u just wanna watch sex/violencebloodgore/guns/drugs/. In that case you should just stay home and download limewire or ares.

moral: watch a funny movie. or organise a class outing to eastcoast/sentosa (that one pending)

random quote: If you are pained by external things, it is not that they disturb you, but your own judgment of them. And it is your power that wipes out that judgment. -- Marcus Aurelius Antoninus.