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Thursday, January 27, 2005
Hmmm, taking a break from the FMB tutorial 2. Some of the questions are quite tough that it took me 2 hours to complete 2 questions (3 actually, 4a, 4b and 5). Luckily the extra practices aren't that difficult. Down with the last question, but it seems difficult. I'm quite tired, my eyes are strained...
After completing FMB tutorial 2, I still have to try to complete half of FMA and complete the rest of my Chemistry tutorial 2 in order to be a little ahead of the lectures. Grrr... I could have done these last night or maybe earlier but I had to go out and I fell asleep yesterday cause' I had cross-country and went to bowl. I'm taking a break now and hope it helps.
Well, though it's quite tiring to take this combination, but I find it quite satisfying whenever I complete the tutorials ahead of the lectures. Yeah... some might say I'm hardcore, but well... it's just fun.
Anyway, my blog seems to take very long to load for me, not really sure about others; seems like there's an error somewhere, somehow, but I'm not going to care till the weekends... so, I'll let it be.
Talking about bowling, my form is deteriorating. It seems like I'm having some weird habit that I didn't have in the past. I'm not keeping my trail leg straight nowadays, and my shoulders keep going off and not square when release, which results in a bad shot. Damn, well, on the bright side, I'm getting comfortable with the new release and at least I found these mistakes - it's way better than not knowing my mistakes.
Alright, I think I'm going back to my tutorial, bye.
Saturday, January 15, 2005
I know it has been ages since I updated, but, I don't really have much time after I reach home. School ends, and I'll usually go out with my OG, if not it'll be training. Anyway, school's been great. Still coping pretty well with the lectures, hope I can do so even after the tutorials start next week.
Training was great this morning. Then I went down to Clementi to meet Jeremy and the rest, and went to play pool after that.
Played for around an hour, then went home. As Jeremy, Simon and I were walking back towards the MRT station, we saw a girl running across the road to chase after her mother and nearly got knocked down. Luckily, the driver was alert and wasn't driving at a very high speed. He braked in time and hence prevented a tragedy.
This scene makes me really mad. I was telling Jeremy and Simon that the mother should lose her close ones to know the pain, just like how the tsunami victims lost their loved ones within seconds right in front of their eyes. I'm not saying the tsunami victims deserve it, but just making a comparison to how the mother took care of her daughter.
It's human nature I guess, people just don't know how to treasure their loved ones until they lose them. I mean, in the first place the mother should be holding the girl's hand instead of letting her walk behind her and never even look if she's alright occasionally. The worst comes, when I saw the mother just carry on walking even though the girl nearly got knocked down. She seemed nonchalant. *Grrrrrrr....*
She looked like a single mother... but who cares?
Well, I guess people will only learn when they feel pain... *shakes head*
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