CHINESE O LEVELS ARE OVER! At least for Paper 1 and 2. Woooooo. Paper 2 sucked. Like really bad. Even Su Yee (who's in Higher Chinese, a.k.a pro at Chinese) said so. Boo. All of us were kinda bummed that teenage related topics did not come out for our composition. It is like the easiest to write man, just condemn them (which just so happens to be ourselves) and make them sound so vulnerable and have no brains of their own. Haha. I was kinda disappointed that the question papers were like brownish in colour. I mean it's not cause they're old or anything, I think it's a type of recycled paper. How appropriate, cause we had one passage in Paper 2 that was about being environmentally friendly.

Intensives for the next two weeks. When are we ever going to have a break man? First Mid Years, then Mother Tongue intensives, then Mother Tongue 'O' Levels, then intensives for the rest of the subjects. Where are the labour laws! Haha.




Old news, but Christian Siriano. I LOOOOOVE LOVE LOVE him. He's fierce. Erlack. The picture's so pixelled. (Click for his full fierceness.)

The weather is so so so warm. I'm drowning in the air (Geography: humidity=lots of water droplets in the air, I think. Haha) Plus we've been checking our scripts in the hall (now known as the massive sauna which keeps us captive for 4 hours or more) for two days straight. Blood has stopped flowing to my legs and feet and my butt is sore. I complain a lot. I know. Haha.

Mother Tongue 'O' Levels on Monday! D: 'O' Level briefing today in the hall. I think everyone was pretty freaked out after the briefing. But anyways. So someone asked Mr Chua, "What's our register number?" I can't remember his exact answer but he was pretty shocked and he asked, "Who else doesn't know her register number? Raise your hand." Answer: Hall full of hands raised. Haha. It's pretty funny. And many people have lost their Confirmation Slip which is our pretend Entry Proof I think. How pathetic. I still do not know my register number till now. Hmm. That could be a problem. And Mr Chua totally scared us (or at least a few of us). He was giving us all those scenarios in case we were late due to accidents, waking up late and traffic jams which are all so possible especially the traffic jams. Mrs Chong's request of us being in school an hour earlier suddenly doesn't sound so bad after all. But still. I'm not going to school at like 7.30 when the paper starts at 8.30. I think my nerves would totally kill me.

I can FINALLY blog. Wooo. So, I've been practically living in China for the past week. Five and a half hours of Chinese every single day. I pretty proud of myself cause I've managed to survive till today. It has been pretty fun though, excluding the massive number of practice papers we've been given. Haha. In this week, we've (Abbie and I) have come to realise that... my Chinese teacher is actually an alien. No kidding.

Here's why:
1. Once, he had an antenna sticking out of his back pocket (It was a comb actually but it really looked like an antenna)
2. Zhen Min said that she felt like aliens were attacking her brain during intensives (Maybe his alien waves were secretly attacking her)
3. He tends to have bad reception when using his hand phone in class (Ah ha! This doesn't usually happen often. Unless you're an alien!)

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American Idol reruns yesterday! I feel that Syesha was much better during the auditions as compared to now. Anyway, my votes go to David Cook :D That is if I could vote. He is uber talented and I would totally buy his albums. David Archuleta's good too but I feel that he can't really sing now-ish songs. Like when he tried to sing some Chris Brown song, it sounded weird. Haha. No offence to you David Archuleta fans.

Exams are OVER :) I actually feel that the exams lasted for a much shorter period this time round. Somehow. Marking day tomorrow! Rejoice.