a fact of life: exams

9 down, 2 more to go and still counting.

at this point, the end of 'it' seems so near yet is still unattainable. moral tomorrow and finally... bio on mon. then, that's it. that's it! oh... when i think of all the hours of studying and brain cracking until 3.31pm of 4/12/06 aka last paper for me... i'm just itching all over. just come and get over with it already!

chem must be really really mind-blowing because for some weird coincidence, 3 people (or maybe more) sat at the wrong places in the exam hall. lawak right? they must've been so blur after cramming for lousy chem. how do i know that? well, one of them sits right in front of me and the other one sits right at the back of me. and the 3rd? me. must be a disease.

so, what's so memorable about this once in a lifetime experience (which if i had a choice i would rather forgo but can't)? well... you go into the hall... muttering your hastily memorised formulaes, hoping and praying that this or that won't come out. when you receive your paper and get the a-ok sign from the chief, you start shivering, palms sweating (err... actually, not from the unanswerable questions but from the heat)... and you try to do the questions. but man! what on earth are they getting at? don't understand la. and now, you really start sweating from fright. die la die la... cannot answer... there goes my A.... what to do? what to do? but i guess there's only one thing to do. umm, other than crying aloud and having a fit. finish the paper as best as you can.

things i noticed during exams...

people are so darn kiasu.

of course, that includes me too.

people get sicker during exams.

hmm... that's me too.

no one cares if you pick your nose or scratch your butt during exams.

no, that, i can say is definately NOT me. but no one battered an eyelid when i sneezed (loudly), sniffled and coughed all through add maths, physics and chem.

nothing is more interesting then what's behind you when you've finished your paper and there's nothing to do for the next 15-20 minutes.

well, it's true... no extra paper for me to conteng on.

the lembaga is really making the invigilators work for their salary.

before the start of the paper, we are either given 2 sheets or sometimes no paper(s), yes, even though it's known that we need extra paper to write on. so, it's the JOB of the invigilators to go around giving out 2 miserable sheets of paper everytime someone asks for one. real waste of time for us to have to aask for it i tell you. especially during add maths. BUT, it's real nice to see teachers' having to cater to our demands once i awhile. hehe.