it feels like 4am,
if it wasnt for the sun.
i've been awake,
n i dint even realise the time,
til the sun rose.
it still feels like 4am,
cos im so dazed.
received my one way ticket for my exam.
which can only mean one thing,
the exam is very very soon.
the ticket says to be at melbourne park function hall at 8.15am.
8.15 am???
it's going to take me at least half an hour simply to get there.
looks like, i have to wake up at 6am,
to sit for my 6 hrs exam,
looks like im gona need 6 bottles of "V"
to survive the day.
so ive been reading a lot,
ive ran out of questions to practice on,
n my brain is js too saturated to study anymore sciences.
so i decided to catch up on wat s goin on in the world.
time, new scientist, newsweek, herald sun,new internationalist, wikipedia,
article after article i read,
as i have to squint my already hard to open eyes,
to read the very tiny prints these magazines chose,
god knows why.
the more i read,
the more i realise,
how ignorant ive been all this while.
it came to my realisation that,
yea, i do watch the news every evening,
where they talk yet once again about the weather,
all the juicy hollywood gossip,
accidents occuring around melbourne.
but i havent really been paying much attention to what is really going on in the world.
altho i'm really tired,
n js want to spend a whole day not doin anyth,
without having to worry about how much work ive got left to do,
i actually enjoy reading these articles,
cos im learning so much.
if everyth else fails,
at least ive bcum much more aware of the current affairs rite now.
so, did u know:
In Japan, Shudo (衆道 shudō), the Japanese tradition of age-structured homosexuality was prevalent in samurai society from the medieval period until the end of the 19th century.
In 1997, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) filmed staff inside Huntingdon Life Sciences (HLS) in the UK, Europe's largest animal-testing facility, hitting puppies, shouting at them, and simulating sex acts while taking blood samples.
The U.S. is currently the greenest nation in the world, despite talks of how they are the main cause of deterioration in environment, especially California
Capital punishment and abortion is legal in Islam
A couple of parents who have just lost their child to cancer, wants to use the sperm the son had donated, and into a surrogate mother, just so that they can have a grandchild.
Facebook has been condemned to be a waste of time, and reduces productivity in the workforce among many other negative traits. Facebook fanatics have opposed to those condemnations, by creating a group against people who are against Facebook.
In China, parents send their children to boot camp for Internet addiction for at least two months.
While I drown myself in words, facts n numbers,
the only thing keeping me awake and alive,
is the fact that we ll b havin breakfast at mart today!!
weeee....
if it wasnt for the sun.
i've been awake,
n i dint even realise the time,
til the sun rose.
it still feels like 4am,
cos im so dazed.
received my one way ticket for my exam.
which can only mean one thing,
the exam is very very soon.
the ticket says to be at melbourne park function hall at 8.15am.
8.15 am???
it's going to take me at least half an hour simply to get there.
looks like, i have to wake up at 6am,
to sit for my 6 hrs exam,
looks like im gona need 6 bottles of "V"
to survive the day.
so ive been reading a lot,
ive ran out of questions to practice on,
n my brain is js too saturated to study anymore sciences.
so i decided to catch up on wat s goin on in the world.
time, new scientist, newsweek, herald sun,new internationalist, wikipedia,
article after article i read,
as i have to squint my already hard to open eyes,
to read the very tiny prints these magazines chose,
god knows why.
the more i read,
the more i realise,
how ignorant ive been all this while.
it came to my realisation that,
yea, i do watch the news every evening,
where they talk yet once again about the weather,
all the juicy hollywood gossip,
accidents occuring around melbourne.
but i havent really been paying much attention to what is really going on in the world.
altho i'm really tired,
n js want to spend a whole day not doin anyth,
without having to worry about how much work ive got left to do,
i actually enjoy reading these articles,
cos im learning so much.
if everyth else fails,
at least ive bcum much more aware of the current affairs rite now.
so, did u know:
In Japan, Shudo (衆道 shudō), the Japanese tradition of age-structured homosexuality was prevalent in samurai society from the medieval period until the end of the 19th century.
In 1997, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) filmed staff inside Huntingdon Life Sciences (HLS) in the UK, Europe's largest animal-testing facility, hitting puppies, shouting at them, and simulating sex acts while taking blood samples.
The U.S. is currently the greenest nation in the world, despite talks of how they are the main cause of deterioration in environment, especially California
Capital punishment and abortion is legal in Islam
A couple of parents who have just lost their child to cancer, wants to use the sperm the son had donated, and into a surrogate mother, just so that they can have a grandchild.
Facebook has been condemned to be a waste of time, and reduces productivity in the workforce among many other negative traits. Facebook fanatics have opposed to those condemnations, by creating a group against people who are against Facebook.
In China, parents send their children to boot camp for Internet addiction for at least two months.
While I drown myself in words, facts n numbers,
the only thing keeping me awake and alive,
is the fact that we ll b havin breakfast at mart today!!
weeee....
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