Tuesday, April 03, 2007
ONE MORE TO GO!!!!!!!!!!!!! ASDFGHJKLOHYEAH.
Ok. Maybe I didn't fail History. Or perhaps I did. Anyway, I thought it was OK. Could've have done so much better if I had put more study into India. I just regurgitated everything I knew about Gandhi and the satyagraha in the development of Indian nationalism onto 2 and a half pages. Hope it will steal me a few marks.
Stuffed everything onto my bookshelf. It's not usually this crowded.
Got back and started packing up my work station for the end of term. Ah, the advantages of Year 12! We don't have to pack every single thing up, which is fantastic! So then we won't have to spend hours on packing our room up and more hours on feeling super stressed out! Especially during the exam week, and most especially when you've got an exam (like me) tomorrow morning, which you haven't really prepared for! x]
Dad sent me an email today. It was some sort of test to see which hemisphere of your brain you are more dependent on, you know, are you more creative or more analytical. This was the first line of what my results read:
Ok. Maybe I didn't fail History. Or perhaps I did. Anyway, I thought it was OK. Could've have done so much better if I had put more study into India. I just regurgitated everything I knew about Gandhi and the satyagraha in the development of Indian nationalism onto 2 and a half pages. Hope it will steal me a few marks.
Stuffed everything onto my bookshelf. It's not usually this crowded.Dad sent me an email today. It was some sort of test to see which hemisphere of your brain you are more dependent on, you know, are you more creative or more analytical. This was the first line of what my results read:
Hehe, sweeeeeet. I'm "one of those rare individuals"! I feel unique.
All flights heading out from Sydney Airport have a new rule concerning items that take the form of liquid. We're only allowed a maximum of 100ml of liquid on board, let alone through customs, which I think is a great step to ensuring maximum security in air and on land - but blahhhh, it's so troublesome! What is 100ml of water going to do to rehydrate anyone in air? They even have a list of permitted liquids list: water (and other drinks, soups, syrups [who carries syrup on a plane?], creams (and lotions, oils, perfumes, sprays, gels, mascara), pastes including toothpaste, liquid-solid mixtures and other items of "similar consistency". Thank goodness my perfume is less than 100ml. And thank goodness my hand cream is, too. Oh, and they're making us check in 3 hours before our flight now. Well that's a plus ;) All the more reason to leave school early!
Flight's at 2pm, and I'm out of the boarding house at 10.30am after my Japanese speaking exam at 9am. And mmmmmmmmmmm I'm so excited, that I don't want to study for tomorrow's exam. But I have to. And I will - just - soon.
Much love from Sydney,
see you back in KL (:
