I can now breathe easier than ever.
Sep. 7th, 2014 05:15 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
coolerthanthouI admit.
That I was the one who wanted to work, the one who told them that I could work, the one who wanted to spend the time during the holidays at work despite the short span of time I was allowed.
Come on. Who doesn't want more money right?
We all would want to indulge in something, say good food, every once in a while, and knowing that you have some spare cash on hand to do so is just one of the best feeling in the world, isn't it?
I would admit.
That I was the one who wanted to, again, make use of the holidays, given the short span of time I was allowed to finish up one bridging module so that I wouldn't be feeling so meh when I get reminded that I still have 2 more bridging modules to do if I don't do anything about it when I have the time.
It was painful.
Having to burn the weekends away, having to go to school on weekends, having meals alone in a campus that's way too cold for any living organism.
And now with less than 24 hours left of my holidays, I can finally breathe easy like anyone on holiday would with the bridging paper down albeit feeling so damn uneasy about leaving the exam hall so early because I have ran out of things to write for the paper.
No, not in the bad way that I forgot the points to write, but I've used up all the points for the question and the marks allocation for the questions are way too much, way too queer.
Have you guys ever done a set of 5 MCQ questions that would cost you 25 marks of the entire paper?
Nope? I guess so.
Neither have I. Though I just did a set of them earlier.
Staying up into the early hours of the day, watching old episodes of Arashi and laughing so hard at the stupid yet so damn adorable antics that they do alone and plugged in,
This is holiday.
And off to get some shut eye before having to show my best game face on later today, for a friend. (:
Tillagain.
That I was the one who wanted to work, the one who told them that I could work, the one who wanted to spend the time during the holidays at work despite the short span of time I was allowed.
Come on. Who doesn't want more money right?
We all would want to indulge in something, say good food, every once in a while, and knowing that you have some spare cash on hand to do so is just one of the best feeling in the world, isn't it?
I would admit.
That I was the one who wanted to, again, make use of the holidays, given the short span of time I was allowed to finish up one bridging module so that I wouldn't be feeling so meh when I get reminded that I still have 2 more bridging modules to do if I don't do anything about it when I have the time.
It was painful.
Having to burn the weekends away, having to go to school on weekends, having meals alone in a campus that's way too cold for any living organism.
And now with less than 24 hours left of my holidays, I can finally breathe easy like anyone on holiday would with the bridging paper down albeit feeling so damn uneasy about leaving the exam hall so early because I have ran out of things to write for the paper.
No, not in the bad way that I forgot the points to write, but I've used up all the points for the question and the marks allocation for the questions are way too much, way too queer.
Have you guys ever done a set of 5 MCQ questions that would cost you 25 marks of the entire paper?
Nope? I guess so.
Neither have I. Though I just did a set of them earlier.
Staying up into the early hours of the day, watching old episodes of Arashi and laughing so hard at the stupid yet so damn adorable antics that they do alone and plugged in,
This is holiday.
And off to get some shut eye before having to show my best game face on later today, for a friend. (:
Tillagain.
