There are some adults in our society who make some obviously silly decisions. Look around your house, your school or workplace. I'm sure it is not that difficult to spot these adults. I'm not exactly condeming these people for the sake of doing so. If their silly decisions affect only themselves ONLY(which is highly impossible). then I am in no position to make any comments. However things would be different if that silly decision affects almost everyone adversely. There are obivously such people in our midst, though I hate to admit it. They could not and did not give sufficent justicfications to the decisions they had made and the whole thing seem so senseless and nonsensical. This certainly do no one any good and it amplifies the ugliness of the adult or the person; firstly, for those who have to abide by the decision (because they are bound by the school rules or company rules) will be adversly affected and for that decision-maker, it really reflects on his/her laspe of logical thinking. While we have some reasons to be angry with that person and the decision, we should not be overly angry, for it do no good but harm to our body. Instead, cool down and attempt to figure out why that decision was made. If that fails, talk to that decision-maker. If you really think that it's senseless, then iron and reason things with that person. If he refuses to do anything, there's nothing one can do. But rest assure that the person will not be well-respected by many.

The biomedical quiz session with the senior was so informative till the point that my brain is so saturated. Anyway, that's not a bad thing considering the fact that I have only read the syallbus and had only biology knowledge that will only cover not even half the syallbus. Besides, he had prepared some notes and I had borrowed some books from the sch library on the human anatomy that will be, I think, useful for the SPOTS section. At least, by next sat, I will be prepared for the quiz. I hope.

I've gotten back my BT results...well, all except bio essay. I do not feel exceptionally depressed or joyous. Not so depressed because I guess I did alright and that there are many who did worse. However, I'm not rejoicing for reason that I did not improve. It's very hard for some people to understand cause I did better than them and I think it's rather insentive of me to talk to them about how I'm feeling. But to be really honest, I'm really tired to stay at where I am, and not moving forward. Only some people understand that sort of tireness. I'm not saying that it's going to stay like this. I'm definitely not going to like my results stay like it is...I'm going to do something about it. With only a few weeks to prelims, something is going to happen before I can achieve what I want. I'm going to move forward and peak at the right time. But sometimes, people do not feel like working hard to achieve their goals. I think the reason is the lack of faith, belief, motivation and inspiration. I think that the latter 2 factors are really important. For me, the College Day last Friday was itself an inspiration and motivation. The pride and glory to be able to come back to receive any prize are really enticing reasons for me to work hard. The desire to excel and get into the course of my choice is another. And last of all, the desire to want to do well and glorify God's name is a crucial point. To be able to do well in everything that God has plans for motivates me to do all things well and good; and all honour and glory shall belong to Him. I think after writing all these things down, I'm feeling better. I'm going to do everything I can (of course, with the strength from God) to achieve better results for prelims and the 'A' levels. There can be miracles, when you believe( But personally, I think this is not enough. One needs to work hard, work smart. Only then, with faith and believe, will you create and achieve the results one set out to achieve).

Here...there was this cadbury ad on tv recently that goes something like "wouldn't it be nice if the world was cadbury......". The tune was really catchy and overall, the ad caught my attention and the tune got into my head...but not the lyrics. So, for those who are like me, who know the tune but not the lyrics, here goes the lyrics:

Wouldn't it be nice if the world was Cadbury
Driving in the car would be a tasty treat
Changing gear would soon become a problem
Cadbury Dairy Milk is so good to eat
You'll be greeted with an exclamation
When you arrive at your destination
Wouldn't it be nice.

Phew! BT 2 is finally over...these 4 days has been like...not too sure how to describe it either. Anyway, shall not ponder over it too much and I will definitely be keeping my fingers cross on the results. I haven't really decide or plan what to do for the next 4 days...I think I'll be taking a break, that's for sure and maybe finish off some tutorials so that I won't be lagging behind. It doesn't feel too good to be behind time and eveything. Oh, there's one thing to look forward to. The outing with the gi and gang this sat/sun; depends. gi is back! So exicited to see her...anyway, that's the weekend. As for tommorrow, I'm not too sure what I'll be doing also. Perhaps get some rest and all...well, leave tommorrow for tommorrow itself, I say.

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