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Wednesday, May 07, 2008

[Current mood: bleah]
[Current song: -]


My eyes are like closing shut anytime now but I'm still trying to squeeze bits of info about Anatomy into my head.
Yes, Anatomy.
That module with endless complex explanations that just goes on and on about just one simple structure/part of the body.
It may seem interesting when you briefly read it but memorizing them KILLS.


I think I'm used to Pri and Sec sch's method of memorizing - where you write and write to study for tests.
And you're forced to memorize things cause' they do not have open book tests.
But oh boy, I think I'm getting over reliant on this open book test thing in RP.
Gosh. This mentality of mine has to go!


Crap.
DNA's tmr and you know what it means.
My turn to present solo(MOST PROBABLY) tomorrow.
Come on! Just let Alvin Teo shoot questions right at me.
His questions are always tainted with poison, make us go weak in the knees when we can't answer them.

"I'm not just asking the person who is presenting. I am asking the team too. Or the whole class, as a matter of fact."

1:06 PM



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