a sixth sense cannot make up for a complete lack of common sense
the resident
-best known as May Ching-
-09/01/1990-
-19 years 1.2 months-
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Saturday, September 08, 2007, 2:19 pm
The final weekend before what was left of the September holidays.I'm actually not supposed to be sitting here and typing away because I have tuition in, like , half an hour. Sucks.
My motivation to study has bought a one-way ticket out of the country but sends postcards occasionally just to grace me with some evidence of its existence. Gah, and I've yet to finish my Maths homework, which to me is practically impossible. Not ot mention I haven't even TOUCHED the Bio tutorial on cell division which is supposed to be discussed on Monday. I mean, mitosis and meiosis is quite simple and straight-forward: the squelching of one cell into two identical cells.
Unfortunately, some geniuses out there spent years dedicating their lives researching and naming the little things (some after themselves) that the cells did before they pulled apart from each other. A handful more decided that this knowledge was essential to 'A'-Level students and hence included it in the syllabus. What ho.
On a totally unrelated note, did I mention that I got an A for General Paper in the Common Test? It's a sore point among everybody else that knows and they always get touchy when the subject of how badly they did for GP comes up. But what can I do about it? The same way shit happens when I do Maths or Chem, I do well for GP and Lit without really trying. My idiot progenitor keeps nagging me to change my Lit from a H1 subject to a H2 the same way he wants me to change H2 Maths to H1. Well, idiot, here's my response.
Not only is it too late to switch to the Arts stream, that combination doesn't exist. So yah, boo and sucks to you. And no, money can't solve the problem, nor can changing schools.
But hell, it's a heck of a tough life for me now. Things are unpleasantly crappy most of the time.
Labels: gp, mitosis, the progenitor