I suppose my long absence from blogging has put a stop to my ease of flow of ideas. It seems I'm currently out of ideas to blog about, though this is to be expected with the confines of the theme of my blog. School as you know is off for the entire week ( I wonder how many times I must repeat that), so there's really nothing to blog about school that is currently happening. Going back to school is not really an option as I must treasure whatever free time I have left before the impending SPM, even if that means wasting my 24 hours away with TV shows, movies, games and pleasure readings. And yes, I do feel a tad guilty now, though I doubt it'd be able to sway me away from doing all the above.
Exam results are thankfully not out yet, though that is to change within a week. Co-curricular marks are however in, and I have to say I'm pretty pleased with my marks this year, after achieving what I believed to be the maximum marks attainable. You chung ling kias can of course check yours at the website you should be all too familiar - the Chung Ling Myschoolactive site.
On other matters, I should really discipline myself and start studying. SPM is not that far away, and there's so much I have yet to commit to memory. But of course, we shall fret ourselves not with such petty issues right (I shall henceforth use the word petty so as not to trouble myself or get sucked in the realisation that I really wasn't as prepared for my trials as I was and should be instead studying this very moment)
I shall write again soon, so as not to lose my touch, but I fear that mere ramblings may not be able to pull me out from my recent slump in writing, one that stretches back to I suppose 3 years ago ( I suppose the use of the word recent is so as to not feel as disappointed with myself...oh well) But anyhow, Happy Hari Raya to all muslims! Oh, and a big shoutout to all those poor souls who are still having their trials. Trust me, it feels great to be over with trials. Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee.....Muahahahahahaa....
Exam results are thankfully not out yet, though that is to change within a week. Co-curricular marks are however in, and I have to say I'm pretty pleased with my marks this year, after achieving what I believed to be the maximum marks attainable. You chung ling kias can of course check yours at the website you should be all too familiar - the Chung Ling Myschoolactive site.
On other matters, I should really discipline myself and start studying. SPM is not that far away, and there's so much I have yet to commit to memory. But of course, we shall fret ourselves not with such petty issues right (I shall henceforth use the word petty so as not to trouble myself or get sucked in the realisation that I really wasn't as prepared for my trials as I was and should be instead studying this very moment)
I shall write again soon, so as not to lose my touch, but I fear that mere ramblings may not be able to pull me out from my recent slump in writing, one that stretches back to I suppose 3 years ago ( I suppose the use of the word recent is so as to not feel as disappointed with myself...oh well) But anyhow, Happy Hari Raya to all muslims! Oh, and a big shoutout to all those poor souls who are still having their trials. Trust me, it feels great to be over with trials. Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee.....Muahahahahahaa....
2 comments:
hey! you are to "ask" shafern to enjoy her trails?? Geram! Heng Ee do not have such long holiday!
hahaha.....oh well...chung ling syiok mah
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