My right hand was severely paralysed after the paper, and I think I owe the teachers who are marking my illegible scripts a big apology. At times like these I wish wish wish I were ambidextrous. (I try once in a while, but practising is never a long-term affair because it's too tedious and messy.)
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The Long-Awaited Parcel from US arrived today! It was nice and rattly and delightful to peel open. Too bad I'm taking a hiatus from jewellery making until the prelims are over.
Parcels in the mail = :D :D :D
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Physics early tomorrow, I have a few hours left to study before I collapse into bed. I'm so exhausted; the brain is evidently not used to so much thinking.
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And, this is an emergency announcement - If anyone has found a ziplock bag containing a pair of dangly earrings and a little piece of paper with our URL printed on it, PLEASE return it to me!
Left it at the open lockers outside the RJC library. Someone must have picked it up between 12 to 4 pm. Contact us at elisa.and.evelyn@gmail.com. Thanks!
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Hahaha I just received 5 consecutive SMSes from Mr Lim, explaining to me a question I asked about Gravitation. He's quite a dear, really. (:
I tend to SMS teachers questions whenever I panic, and I always feel a tad guilty. Imagine how annoying it must be to be peacefully recovering from a horrible day at school filled with horrible students, and then your phone beeps, and then you have to waste your SMSes on a pest of a student, and your peace is shattered.
Poor teachers.