Monday, November 19, 2007
Tomorrow is CBC111 (Modern Chemistry) exam. I don't know what I can expect. I did study for the last test but the results turned out to be not-so-good. As usual, I am perfoming below average. Became very worried ever since I know about my mid-term 2 results with none performing above average. How?
Yeps, like I said in the previous entry, I had my forensic science exam last thursday and it turned out to be a challenging paper, with many case studies that are to be recalled. It is not helpful in the sense that the caucasian names and far-away places are used to mention and classify the cases. However, I guess the paper is do-able, for many questions tests on common sense and general knowledge. I am sure going to miss this module... it is my favourite one so far.
Yeps, like I said in the previous entry, I had my forensic science exam last thursday and it turned out to be a challenging paper, with many case studies that are to be recalled. It is not helpful in the sense that the caucasian names and far-away places are used to mention and classify the cases. However, I guess the paper is do-able, for many questions tests on common sense and general knowledge. I am sure going to miss this module... it is my favourite one so far.
How do you know whether you like or have fallen for someone, and not just reciprocating with kindness for the love the other party has given you? How should you act or react, in order not to be leading the other party on while sorting out your own feelings? Things are happening too quickly and my attention is captured in no time. I'm in a lost as to how I should respond; responding to "jia you" and "good luck" was easy; responding to "good morning", "good night" and "sweet dreams" is tricky and gets more and more difficult as time passes; responding to some others gets a bit tough that I had to skip and ignor them altogether. Lost and the only way out is by myself, before you say "Game Over".
Perhaps in the end, you are just sending out the wrong signals or I am interpreting them the wrong way.
what we could have been, 8:03 AM.
