Argh!!! I'm suddenly gripped by exam panic as I read other people's blogs! Everybody, or at least a lot of people, seem to have started studying and I haven't! And I can't seem to find the motivation to kick myself out of this inertia! Inertia is bad for studies.

This brings to mind a funny observation some of us made today: that no matter how much the teachers, or maybe teacher, compain about our class, we seem to be able to produce the results. Considering how lousy our attitude seems to be, I suppose it is quite creditable for our class to produce, at the common test, the highest in Literature, the two highest in GP (including, ahem, ahem, yours truly), and some of the highest in Econs. Here I'm talking about in comparison to the rest of the Arts faculty. And it seems to me, that although we may not be particularly participative in class, if we are at all, who gives a damn as long as we produce the results? Imagine if we actually put in more work like the other classes.... Then they'll all be biting the dust... hahahaha

I think I'll start by studying history. And the sooner I finish those pesky questions on Cuba the better. Oh, dang, there's a reading quiz tomorrow. And PE. I hope we don't get forced to play soccer again. If there's one thing in sports i can't stand, it's soccer. I absolutely detest soccer. You will never find me kicking a soccer ball around. Soccer reeks of everything that's wrong with men: the rowdiness, the coarse behaviour, the scandals, the stench, etc. To have a large bunch of grown men chasing after a silly ball is hilarious. I hope we get to play badminton or something. Then Grace and I will once again take the art of looking glam with rackets to a higher level. There should be something invented like sedentary badminton, though...

Ok, I just realised how whiny I sounded in that last paragraph. Oh well, who cares. I rebut everyone who says women hold an exclusive right to whininess. The guys need to let off steam once in a while...

This has been an extremely frivolous post.