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I cannot agree more with Stephanie's full-on post about what happened this morning. I too, agree with the "it's all about the marks", but not about the "you don't have to like the subject". I think she was probably implying a stereotypical view of asians when she said the latter, because some of us were forced to do the subjects we chose. Sad, sad life. And I love the spunkiness of the last few lines HAHA TEN UNITS, YEAAAAH! And with the idea of talking to Miss P, I do think that we should give her a proper goodbye and tell her our reasons for leaving. On my part, because I have zero intentions of keeping it.Once more, I'll return to this time last year, where I heard Extension 1 English helps you with Advanced English. Safe to say, it has. A lot. But I'm just not cut out for the work this year, and I'm enjoying my freedom of not caring about Chemistry nor that one unit course.

I finished my Projectile Problems 1 (YESSS) and now I'm planning to fix up my weekly timetable and write a few notes/sort out work before sleeping. Then tomorrow morning will be dedicated to fixing up my List pieces and actually starting on my extra list pieces. I feel so screwed for this exam. I have never been this under prepared, and I suppose I have no one to blame but myself. Scratch that, I do have no one to blame but myself.

Tutor tomorrow night, and the night after. I'm so glad I finished homework last night :') Okay, I'll be off now. I have places to be and people to see! (I'm joking, I'm actually a lonely person at home who is a slave to self-inflicted bouts of homework).