Let the war begin!

    Tomorrow will be the most suspense day in sem 2 cause at exactly 8am, we will be fighting to set the best timetable for sem3. My group will be competing with the other groups to set it. Who is the fastest will get it. Few days before, a good friend of mine had created the best timetable, where we don’t need to go to college on Friday. However, there will be always a bad thing happen in every ‘blessing’. Although we discuss about the timetable quietly without any outsider, somehow the news started to spread around. As day goes by, more and more outsider know our plan. In fact, there is an ‘alien’ wanted to join us though we don’t really liked that guy. (or is it just me?). So, we can’t really reject or say no to him cause we are just too polite. Our mother teach us that.

    We are kinda sad and dissapointed that almost everyone know about it. Can’t really blame the outsider for knowing it cause we do some mistakes during the planning of timetable such as over excited and reveal our plan too early. It will be a valuable lesson to us. We will learn from our mistake.

    The problem now is that we are scare that the utar line will be congested tomorrow or in other term, ‘hang ’. Not suprise at all, looking at how utar staff do their job. So, may the force be with us. Let the war begin!

 

Chemistry test

        Just done my chemistry test 2. And like sem1, I’m frustrated with this test. I had studied that damn subject for a long time d (for me, 1 week is consider long), but still I had no confidence on getting a good result for this test. In fact, I’ll be very happy just to be able to pass the subject. Most of the questions involved chemical mechanisms and that questions have a high mark. And the lousy thing is that i think i might screw up most of that question.  The problem is that i don’t seem to be able to fully remember the chemical mechanism. The night before the test and an hour before the test, i had used up all my brain juice just to remember the mechanism. Once the test had started, my brain started to go against me. My knowledge about the mechanism thingy becomes blur and i started to get confuse. I think i had mixed up some of the mechanism. It seem like i can’t really differentiate all the mechanism. This is not a first time that happens to me.  I always score an average mark for chemistry and sometimes just barely pass. (i got B for chemistry in SPM while most of my friends were able to get an A). So, i decided to make a conclusion here. Chemistry is not one of my subjects. No matter how hard i tried, i will never get the result that i’m proud of. My brain is not set to understand chemistry. Haiz. Feeling depressed now. Next week will be a physics test and i hope that the incident won’t happen again like today. Or else, i’ll have to make another conclusion.