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Wednesday, November 29, 2006
♥ 12:11 PM

The computing and jap papers yesterday were horrid. For one, they were much harder than I thought, and secondly, I couldn't finish on time.

So, it still turns out that what you're looking forward is always worst than what you dread, at least this time around. I was dreading econs but it was okay; and on the contrary, the two papers that I wasn't so worried about were bad. Oh well. No point dwelling on spilled milk. It's not as if I can turn back time and make things better.

Anyway, I'm taking some time to relax - after all, my next and last paper (yippee~) will be this coming Mon, so that gives me another.....5 days to study.

Been feeling quite disappointed about some stuff. It's always the case that the more you hope for, the harder you fall when it didn't materialise. I'm getting so tired trying to maintain the status quo. Am I asking for a lot?

And sometimes, simply believing just isn't enough anymore.