River Flows In You

Note: I guess "The Man In The Mirror" have to come later because I have a sudden, overwhelming desire to blog about other stuff right now.

Looking at the clock right now,
2 a.m. in the morning.
Yet,
I couldn't sleep.

When I close my eyes,
All I could picture of is you.
I turned from one side of the bed to the other,
Hoping that it was you right next to me.
But when I open my eyes,
All I see is --
Nothingness;
Just darkness of the night.

Fate.
Once an implausible idea.
The idea of arranged coincidence becomes real,
As I reminiscence about our time together.

I miss the late nights we spent;
I miss how you sip your coffee;
I miss the messages you sent;
I miss the smile on your face.

What could be a greater irony than this?
It's almost as though
Fate
Decided a divine comedy should be staged.

Now I'm looking at you through the glass
Don't know how much time has passed
Clear yet shrouded
Near yet far

"Even as the moon remained still,
The river still flows"
That's what you said,
Asking me to move on.
You are my perfect ending
But I don't want you to be anchored by me

So I'll make this loud and clear:

I'll wait--

Will you?

R.I.P Michael Jackson

Note: I split my post into 3 parts -- "That's Why I Love Sundays", "R.I.P Michael Jackson", and "The Man In The Mirror" -- because they are all posts that I think deserve a post of their own. Additionally, the post would be too long if I were to merge them together. Hope you guys enjoy reading as much as I enjoy typing them.After I signed in on Facebook, all I see was messages and tributes to Michael Jackson on the home page. At first I thought it was someone's idea of a practical joke. I mean, how could someone who dances 4 hours per day, someone who is about to launch his last world tour suddenly pass away right?

Wrong.

I got quite a shock when I Googled an article regarding MJ's death. Apparently, he passed away from a heart attack. Not the most glorious death for the "King Of Pop", but shocking nevertheless. I couldn't help noticing the pun, as in how MJ's heart "popped" out on him.

I'll admit that I didn't really have a good impression, amidst news of child molestation charges and broken noses. In fact, I was quite cynical of him. After his death, I spent one hour reading up on his achievements and life stories. It was then I realized that he was truly a great musician, something that I fogged by my cloud of cynicism.

He started out with Jackson 5 at the age of 5, singing evergreen tunes like "I Want You Back" and "ABC". He then started his own solo career, with each album being more successful than the previous one. Time and again, he has proven himself to have the ability to fuse songs of different genres together to create something new. Like who could forget the pop songs infused with funk beats, such as "Smooth Criminal" and "Bille Jean", or the more recent hip-hop inspired songs such as "They Don't Care About Us", or gospel-ballads like "Man In The Mirror" and "Heal The World". It was interesting to see his music evolved along with changing times.
He also turned music videos into a form of art. Back then, MVs are all singing not advertising, not much of aesthetics make-up such as storyline and special effects. But MJ is able to turn them into an art form under his directing, with his award-winning music videos "Smooth Criminal", "Thriller", and "Scream". MTV would never be what it is today without him.He leads a very hard life at times. He was abused by his father at a young age. He suffered skin problems, which was the reason why his skin turned pale white. His health deteriorates over time. And his financial manager cheated him of his money. Despite all this, he still managed to become a good dancer and an even better musician.

I spent one whole afternoon watching his music videos and listening to his works. Looking back, it was a pity he passed away just before the launch of the his final world tour, (ironically) named "This Is It". It was supposed to be the big bang to the end of his career. It never came. I watched a small part of the rehearsal video which was released a few days ago, and I could tell that this was going to be IT, the biggest concert for him. Micheal Jackson looked like he got his voice and his groove again, and it was great watching him being on stage doing his thing.

If you guys are interested in listening to his music, below is the list of songs I recommend you to listen to:

Smooth Criminal
Billie Jean
Dirty Diana
Earth Song
Heal The World
Black Or White
Remember The Time
Thriller
Beat It
They Don't Care About Us
Man In The Mirror
You Rock My World
Scream

My personal favourite is "Man In The Mirror". I really like the "chill" feeling at the start and how it ends on a high note. Not to mention, the lyrics are well-written and are very meaningful.



Thank You, Michael Jackson for bringing great music to the world. You are a great dancer, singer and musician. If there's anything I learned through your death, it would be that I shouldn't judge people by their flaws.

May you rest in peace.

That's Why I <3 Sundays

Note: I split my post into 3 parts -- "That's Why I Love Sundays", "R.I.P Michael Jackson", and "The Man In The Mirror" -- because they are all posts that I think deserve a post of their own. Additionally, the post would be too long if I were to merge them together. Hope you guys enjoy reading as much as I enjoy typing them.

I'm beginning to love Sundays more and more.

Used to hate them because it made me feel like I can't let fully relax because the next day is a schooling day. That would mean I need to finish my homework, do my laundry, clean my room, sleep earlier than I would like to etc. Basically, things I have to do to prepare for the week ahead.

Nowadays, I'm enjoying my Sundays. I still have to do all those stuff mentioned just now. It's because I now have weekly classes to look forward to on Sunday. And I also like to hang out with the other dancers after class.

I literally spent the whole day at PoMo yesterday. Woke up around 12pm. Reached PoMo just in time for Ahmad's class. He continued last week's choreo, which was to "Relax(Take It Easy)" by Mika. This week's choreo was even harder than last week's. Not to mention, tiring too. Even though it wasn't as long as say.......his "Kiss Me Through The Phone" choreo (which was 16 FREAKING 8-BEATS to be taught in 1.5 hours) or his "Flying Solo" choreo, but this choreo was dead tiring. When a choreo is tiring and hard to execute perfectly, you know that choreo is going to be very nice. So I really enjoyed his class yesterday. I'll post the link to the video when he uploads it on Facebook (seems to me Ahmad likes to upload his vids on Facebook nowadays, which means you gotta have an account to watch it).

After the class, hung out at the reception area while Ahmad was trying to repair the sound system in one of the studios. I dunno since when he became a handyman, but I'm definitely not going to ask him to repair anything anytime soon, because I ended up waiting nearly an hour and he DIDN'T manage to fix it.

While waiting for him to waste our timefix the speakers, I was watching Alex's class. The best part was that he used one of my FAVOURITE MICHAEL JACKSON SONG --- "Man In The Mirror". Liked his interpretation of the song, with some signature Michael Jackson moves thrown in. Man, I wish I had gone for his class. Seems to me alot of the instructors nowadays use Michael Jackson's songs in honor of his death.

So anyway, went to Mad Jack with Ahmad and Shu Ting. We were chatting away happily in the restaurant, so not surprisingly, we were the noisiest ones there. Ahmad treated both of us to chicken wings and cheese fries, which was nice of him. Which instructor would do that for his students? Not many, I bet. Some instructors don't even communicate with their students outside class, yet alone treat them to lunch.

Puay Son came to join us after Kate's class ended. Amusingly, Kate also used another one of MJ's songs --- "You Make Me Feel". Had a nice long chat with the 3 of them. I really like chatting with my dance friends. Mainly because they are mostly honest and genuine when it comes to what they say. Needless to say, I had a great afternoon with them.

Ahmad told me I had improved since I first took his lesson a few months back. According to him, I "hit the beat" better now. Which means my movements are clearer and more in tune with the rhythm nowadays. But I still have to work on my old bad habits and alot more if I want to improve. I was genuinely happy but yet humbled by his comments.

Afterthat, me and Ahmad went back to Danzppl. It was raining heavily outside PoMo and I don't have an umbrella with me. Ahmad had to teach another class while I hung out at the reception area -- again. Had an enlightening chat with Yi Fan, one of the instructors, whole the whole time I was there. Jie Xiao, another one of the instructors joined our convo. Before we knew it, Ahmad's class was over and Winnie came to meet him. You might think that's when we left, but wrong, we didn't leave. The 5 of us were the last few ppl there, and we continued chatting and gossiping. It was around 8 o'clock when Ahmad asked us to leave so he could lock the place.

While Ahmad and Winnie went to catch a movie, the 3 of us continued chatting at a coffee shop. Apparently, Jie Xiao is an alumni from HC, which pretty much means he's my great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-grand senior. Though I admit there's something about him that doensn't make him look like a HC mugger. Even he admits it himself. And both Yi Fan and Xiao are from NUS Dance Blast, which I plan to join if I got into NUS next year. According to them, A levels is the craziest paper they've ever taken, which didn't excite me especially since I have about 4.5 months left to A levels.

I make my way from PoMo to Dhoby Ghout MRT with Xiao. Could you still believe it was STILL raining???!!! It was already around 8.30pm, and it started raining in the early afternoon. When we reached the MRT, we parted ways there (coz I'm taking bus from the bus stop). But not before he gave a hug, which surprised me, largely because I have only hung out with him twice.

Moments like this are the reason why I love to hang out with the dancers. Don't get me wrong; I like to hang out with all kinds of ppl. In fact, a few of my close friends are non-dancers. There are all kinds of dancers: the egoistic and arrogant ones; the humble and down-to-earth kind; the loud and stylish ones. Just like how they are all types of people. But the ones I hang out with are genuine, honest and caring. And that's why I <3 them.

Hopefully the rest of my Sundays will be like this.

Forever.

P.S To Nik, Brian and Anne! When are you guys coming for Ahmad's lesson? I miss hanging out with you guys!!!

No Boundaries

I recently found this song on Nik's blog and it got me really addicted to it. It's by Kris Allen, of American Idol's fame. I love the melody and the guitar, but above all, I love the lyrics. It motivates me to do my best in the things I do.

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Went to watch KO night finals on Friday night. Got a glimpse of what was coming on The Big Groove when Funky Ziggy had a showcase. Their showcase was amazing! I wish I could do whacking like they do. Hanged out with some of the SYDC ppl after the KO night finals. Got to know some really interesting ppl. Again, I learnt to not judge a book by its cover.

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Sunday was one of the coolest days of my life. Though it was one day before the start of block tests, I spent it doing..........anything but study.

Started the day by going for Ahmad's lesson. I really like his choreo to Mika's "Relax(Take It Easy)", though the song was kinda techno. Ahmad's choreo are seriously getting harder and harder. The steps, angles, sharpness and everything demanded for his choreo are getting more difficult. But I can't complain, coz that's the reason why I chose to attend his class. If not, how do I constantly improve myself? Though I feel kinda intimidated sometimes by the pro ppl in class, like Jimmy (the ex-captain of NUS Dance Blast), Bob (also from Blast), and Hazlina (hmm...also from Blast), but I really like dancing alongside them because I always pick up something new from them. If there's anything I learnt from that lesson, then it would be that hip hop can be danced to any type of music. Ahmad's recent song choices ain't always R&B and hip hop music.

Btw, I met another fellow Malaysian in his class. Apparently, his name was Dennis and he was the runner-up for So You Think You Can Dance Malaysia. No wonder I found his face familiar. But he was really good that was little difference in the level between him and Ahmad. And he apparently lives near my home in Malaysia. How cool is that? Hope to learn from him when I get back to Malaysia some time later.

So after Ahmad's class, I made my way to Singapore Expo Hall for THE BIG GROOVE!!!

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I can't even describe TBG in words. Is there a word for "BEYOND DOPE!"? There are so many talented dancers in Asia. Really enjoyed the whole 3 hour concert. It was already 10.30 pm when it ended. I love the performances by overseas crews like WCO, Cool Mint, Funky Ziggy, 5+5, Phillipines Allstars and etc. The poppers from 5+5 crew was totally sick. And Cool Mint gave a very nice opening for the concert, and this came a crew of Japanese girls, with the oldest being only 13 years old. Felt like I kena pawnedzzzz.....

I felt proud of the local crews too. O Crew outdid themselves at gave a 32 MINUTES PERFORMANCE!!! That was like 12 minuted more than their O School Recital last year! But Ryan didn't perform though. Probably too busy with his newborn baby.

The other local crews was also quite good -- Styles From Beyond, Danzpeople (which was Ahmad's item), Trademark etc. But it was clear that the overseas crew was at a higher level, though I would say that they are not too far behind the overseas crew. In fact, I was quite surprised by the small gap between the quality of local and overseas crew. Maybe Singapore is catching up fast.

I was really inspired by the performers at TBG. They have broaden my horizon, showed me a new limit. Maybe there really are no boundaries in dance...

In the end, I guess the long wait before the concert was worth it. I can't wait to watch next year's TBG!

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On a side note, I realized my old dance gang has come a long way from where we were during Daniel's Hip Hop course last year. Nik and Brian went to Ngee Ann Poly and join Huixian in NRA; Ie Ching quit dance totally to pursue her studies and career (not to mention, busy with her boyfriend); Diana has joined TPDE and well on her way to be a dope popper (hey, a top 8 in a popping competition is worth something). So I guess we have move on with our lives and found other circles of friends (or dancers, heh.). I realized this when we were waiting in queue for TBG. Huixian and Brian hanging out with the SYDC ppl; Diana is hanging out with TPDE; ; leaving me and Nik chatting for most times. But I'm glad we are all still friends and we still get together sometimes.

I wonder where I belong now? I guess I don't really have a distinct group that I belong to, like SYDC, NRA or TPDE. But I'm proud to say I have made quite a few good friends through Ahmad's classes and Ryan's course.

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School is...................dreadful.

Block tests are not going as well as I thought it would be, what's with me feeling unwell ever since after TBG. And before you ask, no, I don't have swine flu.

GP was....................kinda mediocre. Didn't really managed to finish my essay coz it lacked a proper conclusion, but I guess it's still passable. As for compre, let's just say the compre wasn't easy. Plus, I had to do it through a headache. Don't even wanna think how it will turn out.

Econs was even worse. I shall not elaborate. The headache was still there, and coupled with grogginess, you can imagine how my Econs paper will die.

At least Geog was still ok. Left a 9 mark question blank (out of 100 marks), but the rest was doable. Thank god the headache toned down during the test.

Seriously, I think I'm falling sick. My body temperature has been going up and I had persistent headache ever since GP paper. The best part is I have a mild nosebleed during Geog Paper, which come and go throughout the whole of today. But weirdly, I don't have fever or anything like that. I hope I won't die for the remaining 2 papers. Have to finish studying Math by Friday, which I barely started. And I haven't started on Chem. Ironically, my preparation for Econs whatsoever has been wrecked because of the stupid headache. Hopefully my block tests won't go down the drain. At least it must be better than the first one.

Time to go.

Nite guys.

Confession

This blog was dead.

I haven't blog at all since my last post, which was about 3 months ago. No, I'm not going to say "I didn't blog for a gazillion years because I was busy with blah blah blah...". I mean, I guess it's kinda true that I had alot of things to do and never enough time to do all of them, but deep down, I know the real reason why I dread to type a post on this blog -- I feel that I am trying to please the readers instead of writing what I really feel, and furthermore, there are ppl who read my blog whom I don't want them to read.

Now that I got that confession out, I guess I can move on with my post.

"So what if there's ppl you don't like reading your blog? If you're afraid of them so much then why don't you start a new blog?! Quit whining!"

It's quite likely some ppl might think like that. But I personally feel it's not worth it to start a new blog all over again just because of some assholes, since I also have many good friends and my family who faithfully read my blog when it was active.

So here I am. Typing.

3 months.

12 weeks.

That's how long since I last sat down and typed a blog post. So many things happened just within this quarter of the year that I could scarcely believed it had passed by. Ryan's Lyrical Hip Hop Course I&II ended. Made a few good friends along the way, ppl like Jan, Andy, Theresa. I also started going for Ahmad's classes, and got to know the instructor pretty well. He's a very nice guy and a very caring instructor. I'm proud to have him as a good instructor and an even better friend. Also got to know more ppl from the weekly Sunday class, like Chris Goh, Winnie (Ahmad's gf), Puay Son etc.

Had a couple of outings with the MAD seniors too. The first was to celebrate Wilson's birthday, and the latter was a small gathering before he leaves for NS and before I leave for Malaysia.

Went to watch K.O Night too. Always amazed by the dance talents in Singapore. Joey really imrpoved tons, along with her partner, Jeremy, of Flairnation fame. Luqman and Jean too!
Did I mention I had the chance to pair up with Hui Hua for K.O night too? I really learnt alot from him. Personally, I think our styles differ a little too much that the chemistry was never really there. But still, I was grateful to be given the chance to pair up with him for K.O night. If not, I wouldn't have learnt alot throughout the process itself.

Oh yeah, how could I forget the session at Diana's place! It was really fun! We should do it more often!

The list goes on really long, but I just want to say I went through alot of ups and downs within these few months. It's all just part of life, I guess.

Just came back from Malaysia a few days ago. Believe it or not, I actually finished studying Physical Geog while I was there, but................that means I didn't do much of anything else. I'm glad to be back home. Really loved my family and my friends there. The food was awesome, as usual. Couldn't stop eating when I was back at home. I think I gained like 3-4 kg over the course of 2 weeks.

Really didn't feel like coming back to HC. I dunno why, but I just feel that I don't really have anyone that really knows me very well in school. It's kinda weird. I think I'm closer to the ppl I see weekly or monthly rather than the ppl I see everyday. I guess when you put 2000 smart ppl in one place, all you get will be competition and politics.

In fact, I'm freaking sick of some ppl in school. You can kinda feel that they are judging you all the time, hence you can't really be your true self when you're around them. I'm also sick of the politics in school, especially when it involves the dancers. So what if I learn dance outside and I like to dance in the PE studio? So what if I'm not very good? I'm still learning as a dancer, and if you can't fucking accept that then you should just fuck off instead of spreading rumors behind my back. If you're going to bicker behind my back instead of improving dance together, then you are better off not being a dancer.

Sigh. Can someone tell me why relationships can be so complicated?.........

Not-So-Happily-Ever-After

It's close to 2am in the morning, but yet I feel the urge to blog at this "ungodly hour" (as my former GP teacher, Miss Ong, would put it). Just came back from watching Cinder Ella Revamped at Republic Poly Cultural Centre. Basically, it's a modernized Cinderella musical with a few twists -- including a Cinderella that can do hip-hop.

I'm apologize to the dance seniors who are involved in the production, but I'm gonna be honest and say--

It sucks. Period.

The reason I went to watch it was to support the dance seniors who were involved in the production (Nic.tay, Han Zhi, Bong, Casey, Terrance, Andrew). I went to watch with the other half of the (former?) dance gang, Wilson, Tack Kian, Sali and Su Hui. To be able to hang out with them again was the other major reason I took this opportunity to watch the musical, when block test is so near.

Met up with Wilson for dinner before we went to watch the musical. Vanessa suddenly popped out of nowhere during dinner and accompanied us to get flowers for the performers. Tack Kian met us later at the MRT.

When I set my eyes on TK, I knew he looked different. He wasn't the upbeat and happy-going senior that I'm used to. Rushing to finish scholarship applications might be the major reason why he was sian diao today, but then I realized later that the reason he has toned down was because of NS. Somehow, when I was talking to him about NS, I realized that he was rather unhappy/sian diao because of NS. I wonder whether maybe he was just tired from completing scholarship appilcations, or maybe he was really unhappu about NS. Hope the old and cheerful Tack Kian will be back soon.

We made our way to RP's Cultural Centre. We managed to get into hall right before the performance started. The opening contemporary item was rather good, but things just went downhill from there. The play was bogged with lousy acting, poor dancing, tuneless singing and horrendous stooryline progression. It was rather painful for someone that had theatre experience to endure the poor script delivery. I literally cringe when the actors stutter while Sali was laughing away.

The problem with the play is that the actors are amateurs, and they can't dance well. According to Nic.tay, who choreographed some of the dance items, most if not all of the actors had no dance background. This was probably because the actors were casted first before they auditioned the dancers. So you could imagine how bad the dancing was. SometimesMost of the time, I couldn't even make out their moves and most of them weren't even on beat, let alone being synchronized.

It was quite a waste really, because there are quite a few of MAD seniors in the musical, but most of them became choreographers or just calefares. I think the musical would have been better if the actors are more professional and if the MAD seniors are allowed to dance and act.
Heck, I don't even know why the lead male chracter was chosen!!! His acting was seriously fucking horrendous and he stutters ALOT! N-n-n-ow if y-you rea-rea-lly w-want a stu-stut-te-ring pr-pr-prin-ce, y-you co-uld al-al-ways g-go f-for a par-par-rot-rot. In fact, even parrots don't stutter that much.

Oh, I haven't even talk about the singing! Most of the singing were out-of-tunenot anywhere near on tune. I bet I bring my grandma to Kbox and she would stil sing better than the people in the musical. Urgh!!!

And the storyline progresses too fast at times, and too slow at other times. It was rather frustrating actually, because the storyline was actually quite good -- minus the lousy acting and dancing. Things were so bad that Sali, Su Hui, Wilson, Tack Kian and I were contemplating making our own musical halfway throughout the show.

That's not to say there's nothing good from the musical. For one, the music was composed by Daniel and his songs were dope! I really like his songs because they are very original. I also like the sets coz they looked quite good, though I think it could have been better. Though most of the actors can't act (what an oxymoron), there are a few outstanding actors among them. The fairy godmother, Big Mama and Stink deserve praises for their acting. Those 3 are probably the most entertaining and professional actors on stage. And some of the dance items were quite okay, though admittedly it's those that involve the dance seniors.

In the end, I felt that the musical didn't justify the ticket price. I wasn't getting what I paid for, so I felt kinda like I got cheated.

However, the real takeaway tonight was probably the time I spent hanging out with and catching up with the seniors. I really missed them alot since their graduation and funnily, I feel closer to them compared to some of the people in school. The last time I saw the dance gang was after the OSchool Recital, and 4 months had passed since then. Time sure flies. Some of the seniors have changed (some for the better, others for the worse), some still remained the same. Everytime I see the seniors, I feel like I'm JC1 again. Probably I'm still not used to being a senior.

Anyway, block test is coming in 2 more days and I haven't finished my revision. Been half-mugging and half-slacking these few days. Guess I'll have to go into full-mugger mode for the remaining days.

Till then, let fairy tales remain as fairy tales.

Of School & Block Tests....

Wow, it felt like ages since I actually visited my own blog, yet alone posting new content. But first, I want to say-----

Happy Birthday to my mum!

It was her birthday this past Wednesday, the first day of Block Test 1. I feel rather bad because I kinda forgotten about her birthday as I was busy preparing for Econs on Wednesday. It was till at night when my father called then I suddenly remembered it was my mum's birthday. But I swear I remember her birthday -- I even wrote it in my organizer!

Well, anyway, I think this blog WAS dead. My previous update was more than a month ago. I think JC2 life is rather demanding, in the sense that you need to manage your time properly if you want to have enough time to do everything you wanna do in a day. Sadly, my blog was cast aside as I struggle to complete my tutorials, study for block tests, dance, play games (hey, everyone needs some time off right?) and rest.

Maybe it's kinda hard for you guys to get a sense of my schedule by only reading this blog. Basically, I have something on almost every weekday after school, on top having to complete tutorials and study for tests. My schedule goes something like this:

Monday -- School ends at 3pm; Ryan's LA/Lyrical Hip Hop Course at 7pm
Tuesday -- School ends at 11.30am
Wednesday -- School ends at 2.00pm; Badminton Recreational session from 2.30-4.30pm
Thursday -- School ends at 2.00pm; Ryan's Lyrical Hip Hop open class at 8pm
Friday -- School ends at 2.30pm; Bad Rec session from 2.30-4.30pm

Basically, other than Tuesday, I would have something on after school. This can get kinda hectic, especially when tutorials are piling up at the speed of light. That's not to say I don't complete my tutorial -- in fact, I usually complete ALL of my tutorials on time. But the amount of work to be done is plain crazy. Furthermore, the teachers are spamming tests in the weeks leading up to Block Test 1 (BT1). I had 3 freaking Geog Tests, 1 Chem class test and 1 Econs lecture test in the 3 weeks before the start of BT1. What the fuck, teachers. Mercy.

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So far, BT1 has been something like this: O.o

BT1 started on Wednesday. GP was the first subject to be tested, and I can safely I fucking screwed up GP. Big time. For the first time, I couldn't finish my freaking GP essay!!! Like WTF right? I think my brain wasn't really in an optimized state to take a test, so I couldn't finish writing my essay consequently.

GP comprehension paper was.......interesting and intriguing. The passage given deals with a topic most teenagers (and maybe even adults) would be excited about: pornography and obscenity. There was this paragraph that went something like this: Viewing of pornography would induce "sexual regression", as individuals would try to achieve a sense of "self-gratification". My initial reaction when I understood the sentence was O.o. In other words, the author was implicitly stating that people who watches porn would masturbate, which would cause them to shy away from having sex since they can satisfy themselves. I totally wanted to burst out laughing.

Oh, and then there was the summary. Try to rephrase this point: "........is why people don't have sex in the public". One of my classmates (I won't say who) offered a direct answer: "......is the reason you won't find people fucking in the outdoors. I was laughing like crazy from that one.

But sadly, I didn't have time to finish the application question (which is something like an essay). The comprehension questions are also killer questions. Sigh. There goes my hope of getting C for GP.

On a lighter note, I did much better for Econs today. The essay questions are not particularly hard, especially when I have studied for Econs. I managed to finish writing 3 essays (or sub-parts), but I was writing my last essay halfway when the time was up. Even then, my essays are sufficiently long to get me what I hope to be a pass. I really hope I can get C or D for Econs this time round.

I have no paper tomorrow, so I think I'll spend the day mugging for the remaining 3 subjects, which are Chem, Math and Geog.

Actually, I have tons more to blog about, but I think I'll blog about them tomorrow after I finish revising. Danced for the whole afternoon and evening today. So come by tomorrow where I will be talking about more interesting stuff if my school life is not of your enjoyment.

Till then, I wish everyone good luck for Physics and Literature test tomorrow!