Saturday, October 03, 2009,4:35 pm
interesting week
sun - cant rmb wad happened in e morning and afternoon. den at night watched singapore grand prix, with pizza hut delivery! delicious
mon - chi b oral in e afternoon. screwed man. den aft tt met the s13 guys bar Sam at jurong east before training down to city hall for class gathering. had seoul garden for dinner. me and QX got damn high on the chocolate hahas. sumptious. i can still taste it now. den aft tt went to swensens for ice cream cake, before watching phobia 2. weird movie imo. left early with Fab and others to avoid missing e last train (sounds a much better reason than saying we were scared ~_-)
tue - went to hospital for checkup. mmhmm
wed - got back gp and maths prelims! did okok for gp ba. i was aiming for A, as well as >40 marks for essay =( ah well. better to miss out on prelims and achieve it during A levels, than the other way ard. also below expectations for maths. thx a lot, paper 2
thu - fun? lol. got back chem. i improved frm mid years by 2 marks!!! from 38 to 40!!! woohoo. now to improve by least 20 marks for A levels. den crapped around with Hannah montana and Sheena sweetie during lit before maths. den had extra econs lecture. lol me and HK were more interested in the champions league reports. btw,
that's why Ronaldo is a better player than Messi, the only bra-celona player i don hate
fri - sian. anyway "assembly" in lt4 was fun haha. i have been inspired and touched by the Olympian tales of triumph over adversity, of fortitude and perseverance in the face of hopelessness and despair. plus its fun crapping with Jonus XD
sat - did a level h1 maths just now. managed to finish it within three hours, which is excellent considering tt those 3 hrs included going to the toilet and changing the songs on my ipod. prob going to do econs ltr, before watching Man Utd thrash moonderland! woots
and it feels good to help those who are not as privileged as you, even if its something as tiny as telling a visually-impaired person that the bus is here and when to turn right, turn left etc. you have to feel for these ppl: they are visually-impaired, hearing-impaired, have only one arm or leg etc and probably feel like outcasts or stereotyped against. i dont see why we should treat these people any differently. they are our fellow human beings, after all. even simple little gestures like these can make a world of a difference, and if anything can put a smile on their faces it's priceless.
and ive suffered enough. thank God for the church bulletin a couple of weeks ago, which has been invaluable. knowing God has always been, and will always be there regardless of literally anything makes getting out of bed everyday worthwhile and with belief that the positives will eventually trump the negatives
