Sunday, November 30, 2008 / 9:17 PM
gee One more paper to go. And i have no confidence for it. HAHAHHAHA. But i managed to perk myself up today after kenshu rehearsal. Went to Body Shop to buy stuff and lugged home a big bag of festive gifts. Thank goodness i drove there otherwise it will be a nightmare trying to balance the bag and hanging on to dear life on public transport. Teck Kiang got married on Saturday, and we woke up real early to head down to Tampines Soka Centre and witnessed his solemnisation. AWWWWWWWW. It was so sweet and cute! We sang love songs for them and Teck Kiang took over and sang to his wife. Haha so romantic. Well they are having their wedding dinner now. Makes me crave for some hot boiled soup in the midst of my flu-ey condition. Wah seriously i have no idea why am i feeling so groggy. There is this weird feeling in my head and my shoulders are soooo sore. Anyway i was so inspired by the weddings this month that i decided to just browse for my wedding ring! HAHA plan for the future :D http://www.tiffany.com/Engagement/Item.aspx?GroupSKU=GRP10015#f+0/0/0/0/0/0 the Tiffany Novo. Absolutely gorgeous. Stunning. Perfect. But heck i wonder if my future husband can afford it? Well on a side note, let's just settle for what we can now. But i cannot help but look through all the designs and everything!OH GOSH I LOVE TIFFANY & CO. Really expensive but just imagine the robin blue box and ribbon... AHHHHH. I wish i have a bowl of hot soup now. Man the flu-ey symptoms are making me feel lethargic. Tmr is the social work paper! Gee. Think i am going to go crazy after the paper ends. Whee. |
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Friday, November 28, 2008 / 10:51 AM
Goodness gracious me. AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH. This is terrible. Horrible. Unimaginable. There are so many things i wish i had included but i didn't. I did not answer the questions as they were supposed to. SHEEET. And gosh today is going to be as frightful too. HMA is a nightmare by itself. OMG. I am so going to give up on HMA because it is so cryptic. What's with the personal tragedy and public tragedy man. GRRRRRRRRRR. What a brave new world. |
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Tuesday, November 25, 2008 / 9:58 PM
the road less travelled Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, And sorry I could not travel both And be one traveler, long I stood And looked down one as far as I could To where it bent in the undergrowth; Then took the other, as just as fair, And having perhaps the better claim, Because it was grassy and wanted wear; Though as for that the passing there Had worn them really about the same, And both that morning equally lay In leaves no step had trodden black. Oh, I kept the first for another day! Yet knowing how way leads on to way, I doubted if I should ever come back. I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence: Two roads diverged in a wood, and I— I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference. Robert Frost I had always thought that this poem was inspirational in the sense that it teaches you to stick to your path and although there may be regrets and mistakes made, you trudge on with your choice. But when i wiki-ed for it just now, i realised that was just a literal translation of the poem, and that the actual meaning differed. Guess poems have that kind of mystical effect. You can never be too sure what the poet is saying despite such a few quatrains. Feelings and thoughts are so highly condensed that it feels almost impossible to pierce through the layers and see what exactly a poem contains. Sometimes i don't get poets too. But i respect them for churning out poems of such kinds, partly due to their ability to really create poems and now just write in blank verse and claim it to be poetry. However, poetry is not without its demerits too. Too much emotions, flighty stanzas, cryptic subject matter. I wish i could understand poetry better. Like understand how authors think and what people want. Perhaps by training the analytical eye can we then have a better grasp of our worlds. And finding out how fickle people can be, and what really drove Sylvia Plath to suicide. Was it Ted Hughes? Or was it the cruel critics? Oh well. Preparing for my exams. Getting a little giddy :D |
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Friday, November 21, 2008 / 12:04 AM
exams stress II It's like running a never-ending marathon. You feel your lungs bursting, your head thumping (it is right now), your heart screaming. Your legs get heavier with each step, each step sends a shot of pain up your heel. Muscles seem to be tangled, and the fists clench tight. Thirst and dehydration grabs you by the ankle, dragging you further back. I know the marathon ends in less than 2 weeks. But everyday seems so dreadful and hopeful. It is another day to absorb more information and revise so that i will have something to write and not go into a state of shock during the exams. BUT it is dreadful because i am inching closer to the finals. And when i take a look around, it seems to me that everyone is so relaxed and well-prepared! Seems like they are just going to go in, take the exams and party after that. And old me is sitting here freaking out with a terrible headache. Lol funny to think that way. AAAAAAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRRRGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I really hate this headache! The back of my head threatens to explode. Some people say that humans use only about maximum 20% of our brain power in our entire lifetime. I don't know the exact percentage, but still there is so much more power to tap on! Really wonder how Einstein managed to unleash his potential and achieved so many remarkable feats and inventions. I'm sure i can do better than wallowing in self-pity, but still the amount of work threatens to upset my equilibrium, which results in the massive breakouts i have right now. Ugh. And i just tightened my braces yesterday, which could possibly explain the terrible headache. Nice cool blue i have now. DAMNIT.4 more days left. HOW HOW HOW. grrrrr. Guess i shall just study what i can and just go for the exams. Hope that i can score a cap of at least 3! |
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Saturday, November 15, 2008 / 10:19 PM
exams stress Stressed beyond words. I am battling it out with Sociology. In fact this subject has received more mention in my entries than any other. Sigh. WHY IS IT SO DAMN HARD TO GET IT? WHY CAN'T I JUST GET IT? fook man. And with less than 9 days to the bloody exams, my physical geog is pretty screwed. I have no idea what to expect for human geog. Social work is "huh?" South-east Asian studies is fun but a blur. Literature is a sigh. And sociology makes me suicidal. Man, i am worried for my finals. Spent too much time getting overwhelmed and slacking, and now it is time to face the music. FIGHTING SHULI! |
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Monday, November 10, 2008 / 11:53 PM
shout it out I need a shoulder to cry on. I need a sand bag to vent all my frustrations. I need the sea so i can shout out all my grievances. I need a bottle of water to flush out all the accumulated anger. If only everything was that simple, like the washing away of a stain or sweeping eraser remnants off the table. So thereby, no need to hanker after the impossible. No need to subject myself to unnecessary emotions. Don't have to chase after something that desperately wants to get away from you. I wonder what is it in me that makes me so loathsome, so disgusting, so visceral, so unappealing. Just what is wrong with me? Oh well. Right now, the exams take precedence over everything. And for someone who is not that smart to begin with, i really have to work doubly hard. GO GO GO SHULI! |
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