PvZ

Awesome piano playing. One of the reasons I love Plants vs Zombies

All videos are by supershigi (Laura Shigihara) on youtube.

Eat Z Exam

Final exams are just over. And I can really feel that a big amount of weight has been lifted off me.

The late nights of studying and the constant self-arguments on whether to have a rest or not are finally over for this year. I’m quite satisfied with the work I have put into studying so I have nothing to worry about my results. If they are bad, so be it. But I really believe that God has blessed me a lot in this exam. For example, when I was studying for the Science exam the next day, one reference book on the table just caught my eye and I took it up and started scanning through (yes, I had to read fast as it starting to get late) it. After seeing a human skeleton with labels all over it and a small information box that said that the thigh bone or femur is the largest bone in the body, I closed it thinking that those stuff won't come out for the exam. The next day, I couln't believe my eyes that on the test paper thay asked us to label a human skeleton and below that the question: What is the largest bone in the human skeleton? I was amazed...Speechless. Of course I answered those two confidently. So, I'm very grateful.

And then there is PMR 2011. I am starting to feel the urge to study. But I guess I shouldn’t be so worried about it until next year.

So, now I am pretty much free to blog until the next school term in 2011. There are so many things I can do! How about taking up guitar?

I don’t want to brag to the Form5s so I just want to wish all friends: Happy After-exams period!! Hope you love this picture =)

Hope you love this picture =)I took it using a compact camera.

PMR Days

Well, it is the exam season. This time, it’s PMR. Feel the tension, feel the anxiety.

For me, I’m pretty free since I’m not taking PMR this year. In fact, I have 4 days off!!! But this post is not really about that. What I am writing here is concerning those that are taking PMR, those that are studying non-stop at home (figuratively). Two Thumbs up to you Form 3 students. I guess you won’t be able to see this post since you are all so busy now, but just by any chance one or two of you visit this blog, I hope that you will be encouraged.

Many parents would say that if you do your best, there’s nothing to worry about because even if you get bad marks you know that you gave everything and there was nothing you could have done to change the result. I guess that is true. Just hope that does not really happen. Imagine reading 5000 pages and memorizing 300 sentences and not pass?? Terrible.

I am starting to feel the urge to study for PMR since next year is already the year I take it. But I still have the final examinations coming so I guess that just has to wait. And that’s also why I can’t write for long.

So, I just want to encourage any Form 3 reading now that you should not worry too much. Just study and pray for good results. = D I hope that applies to myself next year…

But if you are reading this after you took PMR…

Congratulations, just because you got through the exam!!

Don’t care if it’s an A or a F. I know I am not in your shoes and I don’t know the pressure you are going through, but I believe that as long as you are satisfied with all the studies you have done, then the results are just a piece of paper.

Happy studying!! I hope I have helped you, even though it is just a bit.