Finally the term is coming to an end; all the homework is blowing over. Right now the only thing I have left is my ERP. I've chosen 1984, but I'm only about one eighth into it! And it's due this Friday. x_x

So I've decided to transform into the ultimate bookworm for the next 2 days. I shall bury my face into the pages -- I shall read when I'm eating; even as I choke on the bone I accidently swallowed. Maybe I'll steal a quickie during lessons; and then continue even as the teacher breathes down my neck. I shall read while I'm walking; and even after I trip and fall I shall be found on the floor with the book in front of my face.

Whatever it is, I _must_ finish it by Tuesday; in time to start on the actual report.

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Here's a little something I came across, thought it'd be nice to share it.

"Love like you've never been hurt.
Dance like nobody's watching.
Sing like nobody's listening.
Live like it's Heaven on Earth."

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And I included my Johari and Nohari tables by the side, please help me fill it up so that both you and I can know more about me. XP

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Yes I know, even as I said that I'd post regularly, I haven't. And looking at how I'm such a terrible person at carrying out what I've originally set out to do; I worry about getting the book read by Tuesday anyhow. Well let's see if I manage it! ^^

ONCE UPON A TIME,
there lived a little cloud in the big blue sky.
It was a happy, white fluffy cloud.
It spent its days drifting and
looking in awe at all the wonders of the earth below.
As the little cloud grew, it got bored with the sights.
The not-so-little cloud got depressed and grey.
A tear started to roll off it.
Before long, the not-so-little cloud was bawling.
Throwing thunders and
blowing huge howls of wind into its hanky.
Finally, it could cry no more.
It felt much better and a little less grey.
THE END.

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Just a nice pretty poem that I came across in Lian He Zao Bao. XD (Yes I know, it's weird that I got it from a Chinese newspaper. And there was a Chinese translation, but if I type them out they'd probably come out as weird symbols, so.) The author is this 30 year-old lady whose English name I know not of; 江月芬. (See it came out as weird symbols, right? But must still credit, hor? -- Han Yu Pin Yin: Jiang Yue Fen. ^^) You can go read yesterday's papers to know more about her.

P.S. Yay, I'm blogging regularly~! ^^

Yes, I realised last Sunday that my blog had been dead for a full month. I had missed writing about Vietnam, about the Chinese New Year, about my brother's birthday, about Valentine's Day! But trying to catch up on all that would only result in myself being forever caught in backlog, so I've decided to leave those out.

That period of time shall be known in this diary as "Time of Work Overload". Yep, you guessed it. Ever since we came back from Vietnam, the homework has been piling so high until you'd think scaling Mount Langbiang was no sweat. But I guess I can't complain; such is the life of a student, and even more so -- An IP student.

So yes, I've decided to make sure that I see this blog through since I made the choice to start it. And I've decided that the best way to do it is to have short posts! XD Yeah, on school days I can blog everyday if I want, as long as I make sure that the posts aren't super long, right? Just a short post about a little somethin' somethin' would be best, I don't need some great big hoo-haa to blog about. And then when it comes to the holidays, I'm sure I'll have enough time to spare for longer posts.

Ahh, such is the conclusion of a young blogger that has never blogged during school days before. Well let's see if I can blog more often now; wish me luck! ^^

P.S. This' a day late, but still, Happy Valentine's Day!