When all the love feels gone
And you can't carry on
 Don't worry, girl
 I'ma take it from here
 Just as sure as the sun will shine
 Every morning, every time
 Don't worry, girl
 I'ma take it from here

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Went to Gloria Jeans with Chris, Em and Jiyoon today, breadtop too. Please don't ask me what I was doing, everyone needs breaks right... Right??

It was really uplifting to spend time with pleasant people for once, just making jokes and laughing as if there were no such things as exams. While the atmosphere lacked somewhat in the level of energy compared with last week (strong suspicion that party drugs were ingested at some stage), it was still fun, and more importantly, genuine.

Haha, thanks everyone who played some part in *hinting* at the stuff that was on the Chem SAC =P, really appreciate it, that SAC went great! Mickey, Em and the rest of you, you know who you are... Even though most of you probably aren't going to be reading this >.<

Bye.

Posted at at 5/28/2007 09:54:00 PM on Monday, May 28, 2007 by Posted by Glen |   | Filed under:

Hold me now
I'm six feet from the edge and I'm thinking
That maybe six feet
Ain't so far down

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As is probably already obvious, I have been busy. (Understatement of the century). In fact, I have been so busy that today I broke my LONG period of abstinence from sources of high caffeine (coffee for leisure doesn't count). At least it was worth it.

Having not taken caffeine with the expressed intent of using it to study for such a long time, the effects were phenomenal. I immediately finished a 20 hour task in 8 hours. Yup, that was the rest of my Uni Bio revision notes. And then I collapsed from exhaustion.

(One-third of the NEAP chem book, a methods assignment, one box of chocolates and three collapses later)

Then I noticed the state of my room. It deserved a photo.



And that's just the floor. I should have got one of the desk too.

I had orignially wanted to post something else... But by the time I made it to the computer, I had conquered the emotion. Rather, IT (study) had conquered the emotionS. Meh.

I should get some sleep. Not supposed to have a life at the moment (guilt-aviodance system?). Oh well. Till next time. If there will be one.

Good night.

P.S. I feel like vomiting. No, seriously. My stomach is making scary ogre-like sounds. Way to top it all off -_-"

/wrist

Posted at at 5/26/2007 10:42:00 PM on Saturday, May 26, 2007 by Posted by Glen |   | Filed under:

And when the night falls in around me
I dont think I'll make it through
 I'll use your light to guide the way
 Cause all I think about is you

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Ok, I can't resist the urge to rant anymore. This weekend was the coup de grâce. For starters, I have a dreadful, dull recurring pain in my shoulder that kicks in whenever I lift my right arm. Yes, that means while typing this too.

With the exams approaching like an unstoppable tidal wave, I decided that I really should make some preparations in order not to be completely crushed.

Friday was perfect, curriculum day so we got the day off. Started off casual, finished off some side homework from school, even got a few games of dota in. Then came Friday night, I thought I would take a look at Uni Bio, since it was the first exam for me in two weeks time. It was then it occurred to me just how much content there was in the course. Fine, lets get started. 30 lectures, not that much.

3 lectures later, its 2am and I have a headache. Never mind, I have the whole weekend ahead of me! I should just have a good nights rest, do it tomorrow. Only a slight nagging feeling.

Saturday morning, start working after chores at about 12pm. One and a half days, thats 36 hours! No problem right? And then I remember there's church on Sunday morning. Pfft, I'll just walk home after, none of that hanging around business.

In waltzes mum, and with a malicious sneer on her face, tells me about some concert I somehow agreed to go to at some stage of my life, or before. "And we're leaving at 6". (Brain: It seems we have hit some minor air pockets, mild turbulence is to be expected, please remain seated and observe the seatbelt sign.) "Oh, it goes 'till 10". (Brain: This is panic control speaking. The situation is still managable, passengers are advised to stay calm.) Oh, its in the city. (Brain: The crew will now take their seats and fasten their seatbelts as we navigate through this freak electrical thunderstorm.) "Oh, we're going with our church friends". (Brain: This is glen to control tower. Mayday, mayday.)

It was a concert with Guy Sebastian and the Australian Philharmonic Orchestra. It wasn't bad, but the circumstances made it terrible. Everyone came out oohing and aahing at Guy. "Ooh, so versatile." "Aah, what a voice." "Thats my nephew!". Honestly, nothing against Guy, but I thought that it was average. His voice isn't THAT magnificent, and the Philharmonic Orchestra didn't blend quite as well with his songs. (I still oohed and aahed as was required.)

So everyone decides to wait around for Guy to come out. Concert ends at 10.30, 11.30 still no Guy. And then pastor comes along and says "w00t lets go makan". Reach there 12am. Eat/talk/stone till 1.30am. "Oh yeah, church tomorrow right? Better go home."

Had to be in church by 9.30am, prepare presentation and projector. Got home at 12.30pm. (This is Sunday for those who lost track. I know I did.)

Resume work.

At the end of it, I finished 17 lectures worth of summarries, took up about half my exercise book. (About 50 pages of summary notes). One weekend.

Oh, don't worry. You're about halfway through.

Did I mention I had SCHOOL homework and SCHOOL exams too?

It is 11.30pm Sunday night as of now. "GG" would be an appropriate interjection at this point.

Bye.

P.S. I am rather proud of the fact that I managed to abstain from caffeine to keep me alive this weekend. (Despite the use of numerous other energy supplements including but not limited to: chocolates, sweets, mints, milo, up & go (high energy breakfast drink), nutella, and yes, even glucose.)

Chao mugger.

Posted at at 5/20/2007 09:34:00 PM on Sunday, May 20, 2007 by Posted by Glen |   | Filed under:

Is there anywhere that far?
Anytime you're feeling low
Is there anywhere that love cannot reach?
Oh no
It could be anywhere on earth
It could be anywhere I'll be
Oh baby if you want to see

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It really has been a while since I blogged... Or at least, feels like a long time. I should have started revision of stuff from last term by now, but I haven't. This week has been quite mad so far as it is for me to even think about revision. I can barely keep up with the homework... Fine, so I'm not keeping up with the homework. Yeah I know I'm screwed.

I could just spend this post crying about this week, but I think people know/had enough to appreciate that it's been busy. I shall now expend a ridiculous amount of energy resisting the urge to do so. censored

Went to happy cup with Em, Chris and Jiyoon on Monday after the Chem SAC. That was quite pleasant, hadn't done that for a long time. It's sad that we had to forge a pact not to talk about chem while we were there. The chem SAC was omg shit fail asdjfkl; wrist. Must... Resist...

While we there sitting along the sidewalk, people were walking past. We were in school uniform, and a variety of greetings were exchanged with people we knew to varying extents. This sparked an observation to me that everyone probably realises, but no one seems to document or talk about.

This phenomenon can be summarised thus: the the magnitude of a greeting is affected by two factors, one being the extent of the relationship of subject to the other party, and as this factor increases, so does the degree of the salutation. A second factor exists, however, that is normally overlooked, and that is the relative distance from which the rendezvous point is from the location at which the relationship between the two parties in question spawned, or the point of origin. An increase in this distance from the point of origin also seems to cause an increase the magnitude of the greeting, regardless of relationship, as long as one exists, no matter how shallow. Note that this hypothesis is only applicable for meetings of pure chance on the part of both parties.

The elaboration of such a phenomenon is such: Meeting a good friend in any place would result in a more forthcoming greeting than meeting a mere acquaintance. The location is not relevant in this case. However, consider this scenario. Let the acquaintance in this example be someone from your workplace or school, whom you chance by often, yet talk little to, if at all. Meeting this place in the immediate vicinity of your workplace/school would not result in any marked increase in greeting at all from a greeting at the workplace/school itself (assume the standard greeting to be a nod). However, if the meeting was somewhere of reasonable distance from where you met them, like in the city centre, this would result in an increased reaction to seeing the opposite party (perhaps a wave). Likewise, if you then met this acquaintance in some other far away country, the extent of the greeting seems to scale together with the magnitude of the distance from the origin (exclamation, smile, physically stopping to converse).

An extreme example might even include: You are in the middle of an arid wasteland in some forsaken corner of the world, with not a person in sight. You then see a fellow countryman. The reaction might be quite similar to the above, just with more dramatic circumstances to make up for the weaker strength of relationship.

The general formula's for the different effect of these two factors are unclear and vary amongst different people, but from my observations it seems that it is safe to assume the suggested hypothesis to be reasonably accurate.

Everyone probably already knew that. But has anyone ever written it down, documented it, made an entry of it somewhere? (Probably, actually. But you get the point).

Friday is evidently a holiday. Yay. More time to study waste catch up with homework? Mid-years are evil. Zzz.

Oh yeah! Today when walking to train station from Uni, I saw this shabbily dressed, shrivelled and unshaven man with stark, blank eyes holding up a huge wooden sign in front of the pedestrian crossing. I will attempt to summarise what it said: "There is no such thing as a mental illness. Psychiatry is a huge conspiracy by the government. You cannot treat something that doesn't exist." It even had smaller red letters inserted subliminally between the lines of text, with pretty much the same message. At first it made me think. And then I looked at the guy holding it again. Then I just lol'd and crossed the road, along with everyone around.

Good night.

To see your smile again.

Posted at at 5/16/2007 08:50:00 PM on Wednesday, May 16, 2007 by Posted by Glen |   | Filed under:

Across the miles
It's funny to me
How far you are but how
Near you seem to be
I could talk all night
Just to hear you breathe
I could spend my life
Just living this dream
You're all I'll ever need

You give me strength
You give me hope
You give me someone to love someone to hold
When I'm in your arms
I need you to know
I've never been
I've never been this close

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There are some things I thought they couldn't make you do. Like make you use yourself as the subject of a bio experiment. What's more, they even make a SAC based on it, so you don't even have the chance to just tikam the results, must actually do it. How about, take a guess what the experiment is on. Here's a hint: it's on water regulation in the body. Ok, for those who don't do bio, it is a study of how the body maintains constant osmotic pressure and solute concentration in the bloodstream, by controlling the amount of water kept in the body. Still don't get it?? Does pissing in a measuring cup every 20 minutes meaning anything to you then...! -_-"

Yay, I'm getting a "new" phone soon! Its not BRAND new, it used to be my dad's actually. But he got a NEW one, therefore by default (and a few bribes in the right places), the right to the throne his current one was mine. I'm not complaining, I don't think I've ever owned a brand new phone anyway. This one is relatively new, probably less than a year old, and that's a good enough offer to get me excited. Sad huh? Oh well. You would be too if you've only ever got hand-me-downs.

We went out with mum out for a mother's day dinner tonight. Yes, I know it's not mother's day today, but it's tomorrow, which isn't that far off anyway. After all, it IS just a sales gimmick... Do it the night before = avoid insane prices and crowds. (I guess quite a lot of people thought this way, so we didn't quite manage to avoid the crowd part completely). Even so, the food was quite nice (thai =D), even if my sister ended up dominating the conversation as usual... I just end up daydreaming when that happens, lol.

Recalling memories of my childhood life at home, there existed quite a significant number of occasions where I was by all counts forced by my parents, mum especially, into some activity or other in which I wanted no part in, much less had interest in. I even remember how she constantly used to adopt the cliché "it's for your own good" and "you'll thank me one day" arguments, and how I then contended, "pfft, this isn't and never will be any good for me. torture me more please." Call this hypocrisy, but reflecting on past decisions made by my parents, many were indeed for my own good (surprise), at least from their point of view... Perhaps it was mum's intuition, but I'm actually grateful for the fact that such choices were not even given to me. I don't think I would be half of who I am if not for them. Mind you, I still refute many things they forced me into (how do they keep doing that...), but I suppose only time will tell.

Despite her unpredictable and extreme mood swings, mum really leaves me with a lot to be thankful for. It's the big things, like pretty much making breakfast, lunch AND dinner, do half the chores in the house such that I don't even have to think about them, and the little things too, like tolerating my failures (or trying at least), even making up for them when she can. Not to mention balance a full time job at the same time. Just an expression of appreciation to mum, as well as to all the mum's out there. Thank you so much, and happy Mother's Day.

Whilst I can say't
Lest this peace hold not much longer
And this pasture to
A battlefield decline

Church has been moved to Sunday mornings, I guess that puts an end to my late saturday nights. Sigh. I guess it's a step towards improving my currently convoluted sleeping patterns.

Cya.

Posted at at 5/12/2007 10:39:00 PM on Saturday, May 12, 2007 by Posted by Glen |   | Filed under:

And it's a leap of faith,
when you believe there's someone out there,
it's a leap of faith when you believe that someone cares, oh,
and when I call out to you,
will you be right there,
right there.

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With the onset of exams and the like, I have decided that I shall give up attempting to maintain frequent blog posts. This way, at least I can cut ties with the computer, make it easier to pay more attention to studies.

My first exam is the Uni one, damn sian. SO much content, its actually a ridiculous for someone having to juggle school together with it,unless you happen to be either a (a) study-freak or (b) genius. Despite what some may say, I'm neither.

I will talk a bit about one of my lectures that was particularly... Interesting. Maybe this will help me remember better?

This particular lecture was on animal reproduction. Some weird interesting aspects of this exist however... Certain animals partake in highly questionable practices...

Take for example, the whiptail skink (below). Parthenogensis is the method of reproduction for these lizards, which is a form of asexual reproduction. Yes, they are one of the rare vertibrates that lay eggs that do not require fertilisation from males. Did I mention, as a result, there ARE no male North American whiptail skinks? The weirdest thing is that these lizards still go through the same courtship rituals, except with "another female taking the male behavioural role". In other words, the lizards are les.


I probably don't have to mention that many molluscs, including snails, are hermaphrodites, or monoeicious, meaning that they possess both male and female sex organs. In other words, sponges, flatworms, annelids and molluscs are all bi. (!!)




Some animals may even be protandrous or protogynous. This means that they are all born one sex, and at some time during their life they either go from males to females, protandry, or females to males, protogyny. In other words, such animals undergo involuntary sex changes. O.O

Salmon, for example, are all born male, and at some stage during their growth have their gonads transform into ovaries, which begin producing eggs. (Wtf...)



And coral reef fish are the opposite. They are all born female, and take turns transforming into males to fertilise all the eggs of the remaining females at once. A good example is the blue wrasse.



In other words, these animals are transexuals. Lol.

Some animal kingdom >.>... And the list goes on...! I won't even go on to mention necrophilia *censored fetish* the multitude of other oddities... I will however leave you with this picture of a barnacle. In action.



...Talk about epeen. GG.

Have a good night, try especially hard to if you made it all the way to the end of the post.

Motivation.

Posted at at 5/09/2007 09:19:00 PM on Wednesday, May 9, 2007 by Posted by Glen |   | Filed under:

To hold you in my arms
To promise you my love
To tell you from the heart
You're all I'm thinking of

Reaching for the love that seems so far

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If anything, I have gleaned from my endeavors that humans are creatures with the uncanny ability to adapt, whether it is to new stimuli, developments, or even whole environments. We have in us the in-built capacity to actively block and allow mental signals that spawn from the discomfort of our brain after being placed in a new circumstance, with little or no stress to the individual, despite the advanced stage of evolution of our brain. I think that part of my brain responsible for giving me that capacity didn't develop properly. I can't live without you.

Today is the last day I have my computer before it gets re-imaged by the techs at school, and I probably won't have access to one for some time while that is in progress. As a result, it is highly likely that I will not be able to update the blog for the next few days. Not to mention have proper access to a computer (the agony)... I probably care more than anyone else, if anyone else even bothers visiting at all =/

Backing up my stuff was a pain, especially since the first time I did it, it was too early, and as a result all the changes I made to my settings on various programs, new work, etc all had to be updated on the backup as well. Hope I didn't miss anything... Oh well, I'll only know after I get it back and start regretting. Not like there's anything I can do about it by then.

Family got back from camp late afternoon today, thereby ending my reign over the domain that is my house... I miss the power quiet already T.T

I have a meaningless, irritating song (I don't suggest clicking that) stuck in my head about, of all things, Dota -.-". So lame... Anyone know any painless methods of getting songs unstuck from heads?

I will now make a futile attempt at sleep.

Some people come into our lives and quickly go.
Some stay for a while, touch our hearts, and we are never, ever the same.

Posted at at 5/06/2007 09:03:00 PM on Sunday, May 6, 2007 by Posted by Glen |   | Filed under:

You found me
When no one else was lookin'
How did you know just where I would be?
Yeah, you broke through
All of my confusion
The ups and the downs
And you still didn't leave
I guess that you saw what nobody could see
You found me
You found me

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I spent the whole of today at my church camp. It was originally 3 days, but I only went for today early for breakfast and came back late... Though it was quite intensive, and they asked me to help with the overhead, I really gained a lot from it.

They did it in some place called Emerald, near Emerald Lake... Quite way out, about half an hour from MY place, and that's pretty far off. Was quite a nice site though, lake nearby, flying fox and stuff for the kids... Too bad good; Well, it rained today though, kind of spoiled the ambiance, but hey, we should thank God for the rain, especially since Melbourne is in such dire need of it...

We really saw God move in incredible ways, and were definitely touched by His presence. Not to mention the FOOD =D... I don't regret going, even though it did set me back some amount of work/'study' time... You could almost physically feel the presence of God inhabiting our praises, it was really a special time.

What is it about church camps in particular that always seem to give us a more intense experience of God? Perhaps it's the act of faith of leaving our comfort zones, and stepping out together with people of one mind when going for a camp, as a result God's promise that, "Where two or three are gathered together in my name, there am I in the midst of them." Matthew 18:20, is able to be more clearly expressed and felt.

Big homework day tomorrow, been particularly slack this week in terms of homework (studying is not equal to homework). Omg, Uni library assignment due in a week's time as well... I haven't even been able to reconcile my improper sleeping pattern this weekend, which will prove to be a challenge throughout the coming week.

General Sleeping Pattern: Monday-Friday, 1am-6am. Saturday, 2am-As late as possible (Hopefully at least 12pm). Sunday, 3am-11+am At least.

Zzz, I'm in trouble.

加油!

Posted at at 5/05/2007 10:53:00 PM on Saturday, May 5, 2007 by Posted by Glen |   | Filed under:

I'll always look back
As I walk away
This memory
Will last for eternity
And all of our tears
Will be lost in the rain
When I've found my way
Back to your arms again
But until that day
You know you are
The queen of my heart

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Turns out that re-imaging our computers will only take 1-2 days... Even better =D. However, I can only get it done on Monday, and I think i started backing up too early... I keep overwriting the old backups because of all the stuff that I do unconsciously throughout the day. Sigh, poor planning.

Tonight, I have the house to myself =D... Parents and sister already gone to church camp, I'm only going tomorrow morning, and coming back tomorrow night. So fortunate could catch a ride from church people who were going later on. No time to stay the whole 3 days >.<... Well, tomorrow might be fun, you never know.

So fast, mid-year exams in a month's time. Incredible how fast the year is passing. Its just the same routine on repeat, causing the illusion that time has passed quickly, numb to the days that go by. It is also fueled by the lack of time we have to even contemplate how life has been so far. You just follow the routine, you just keep going. For this, I'm thankful. It is strong enough a suppressant to keep the frustration away, last long enough so that by the time it ends, so can the agony.

晚安.

3776 miles, feeling every single one.

Posted at at 5/04/2007 08:37:00 PM on Friday, May 4, 2007 by Posted by Glen |   | Filed under:

When I was alone
You came around
When I was down
You pulled me through
And there's nothing that
I wouldn't do for you

'Cause I wanted to fly,
so you gave me your wings
And time held its breath so I could see, yeah
And you set me free

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Before I started this post, I felt that anyone reading this had the right to some sort of warning as to the nature and/or length of its content. This is that warning.

In the last few days, I've been dealt quite a few blows in this short span of time. It began on Tuesday.

Tuesday was rather uneventful, until a false fire alarm went off in school, followed by the infection of my computer by a worm/virus, thanks to the sloppiness of the school techs. This virus/worm simply rendered quite a few essential programs helpless, disrupting normal operation of the computer significantly. Somehow, the virus was able to obtain admin rights to access the school server itself, attach itself there, and thereafter redistribute itself to anyone who logged on. The problem is, the only people with direct access to the school server are the techs. We can therefore conclude that the virus got on the network through... *cough cough* (score one to techs). Anyway, after that happened, the techs placed some preventive measures on the distribution server, so that anyone logging on after that would not get the virus. Unfortunately, they did nothing for those who already had the worm on their computer. Score two to techs. And after all that, they then tell the helpless minority of people hapless enough to have logged on that fateful afternoon, that their computers were beyond saving, and all needed a memory wipe (re-image), which would take 2-4 working days. For those extremely unlucky, the school computer was their one and only access to a computer at all, the loss of which would cripple them both in school and out. Score three to the techs. Some disaster aftermath recovery plan. Incompetent noobs.

Current tally: 3-0, circumstances-me.

As much as I would have liked to have had a go at combating the virus myself, I had three Uni Biology lectures that afternoon, starting at 5pm and going until 8pm. My mind, quite naturally on the events that transpired that afternoon, failed to absorb anything from the three consecutive lectures I was forced to sit/sleep/bitemynails through. Sian.

4-0, to circumstances.

After reaching home and settling down (about 9-9.30pm), I had the choice of either taking a look at the damage my computer sustained, or studying for my specialist SAC on Thursday. At first, I decided to study for spec, since that's the right thing to do. However, it's hard not to take a look at your computer after it just got a virus infection. That ended up taking a bit of my time too. Ok, a lot of my time. At least I managed to get rid of infected files, hopefully putting a stop to the spread of the virus. And not do enough spec revision than I should have. I ended up sleeping at 1am.

5-0.

Wednesday, I had to go to Uni for a prac after school, this time didn't get home until about 7pm+. I was insanely exhausted by this time, as well as worried about an external Uni assignment that I would have to complete sometime soon or face failing the subject. I then went to watch TV for two hours, partly out of habit, partly because my parents indirectly commanded it. It was only after this that I had just a few hours to fuss around with the computer, which preoccupied my thoughts at this point, considering the alternatives I had. And then there was the SAC the next day. My sanity seemed on the line at that point.

6-0.

Thursday morning. Left slightly late for school, and my specialist SAC was period 1. By about 8.40am (the SAC start time), we were still on the road, but about 3 minutes from the school. I blame the opportune thunderstorm that just had to happen that morning.

7-0.

Bang, mum drives headfirst into the car in front around a blind corner/traffic light.

20-0.

I'm contemplating jumping out of the car and making a run for the school, upon seeing the grumpy old man get out of his car and start picking a fight with my mum. Thankfully, my mum realises that I don't have the time, and quickly resolves the conflict (she seems to be good at that with strangers). We finally reach the school, albeit with a crushed front bumper. I grab my bag and run to the classroom.

Upon reaching the classroom, I dump my bag, grab my book and... My non-existent pencil case.

40-0.

I go into the classroom anyway, silently pleading with people on my way to the seat for any stationary they could spare. Mercifully, Emily, promptly observing my plight, genially passed me a pencil, pen, extra lead (!!) and her SPARE calculator. Thanks SO much for that Em, I owe you big time for that one >.<

40-1!

By God's grace alone, I somehow then proceeded to crap all over the spec SAC. (Something to do with Emily's stationery, lol?)

40-2!

Today, I managed to make arrangements to only go to the church camp this weekend on Saturday only, instead of the full three days. This saved me much strife worrying about my weekend's work.

40-3!

Backups are well underway for my computer, I decided to send my computer to be re-imaged, probably on Monday next week. (Thanks for the dvds David ;)) Everything is going smoothly so far, recovery in progress =)

40-4+!

I hope to make up this score over the next few days, more than a possible feat, since God has given me the victory over every circumstance.

I just want to thank God for great people in my life, it is probably only thanks to them that I managed to pull myself together, apply some simple logic to the situation and get on with life these last few days. Thanks so much, you know who you are =)

Cheerio.

Don't tell God about how big your mountains are, tell your mountains about how big your God is~

Posted at at 5/03/2007 08:45:00 PM on Thursday, May 3, 2007 by Posted by Glen |   | Filed under:

You were my strength when I was weak
You were my voice when I couldn't speak
You were my eyes when I couldn't see
You saw the best there was in me
Lifted me up when I couldn't reach
You gave me faith 'coz you believed
I'm everything I am
Because you loved me

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Excuse my lack of a proper post today. Circumstances decided to gang up on me. I might elaborate tomorrow.

Oh well.

Thank you. <3

Posted at at 5/02/2007 09:19:00 PM on Wednesday, May 2, 2007 by Posted by Glen |   | Filed under:

Oh, oh, baby
 Don't be afraid
Sitting here just thinking about you
Wonder what I'd do without you
 You're all I need
 Thinking about you all the time
 Always have you on my mind
 You set me free, baby
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Today school was a little more eventful than normal. About the time a false fire alarm went off, the school network was breached by a worm infection (Delf.BTD), which spread to anyone who so much as connected a network cable into a socket and booted up windows. These two events occurred suspiciously close together... (see David's point of view for details).

Anyway, currently in the process of cleaning the virus out manually... I wonder what the techs at school are going to do about it... I even pity them lol.

As for vectors... After finding that I am unable to do any extended response questions on them without looking at the worked solutions at some point, I don't know whether to try harder or just give up. Tomorrow is Uni Prac until like 7+ before I get home again, with the spec SAC the following day.

Fine I will stop whining.

I heard a really touching song today... That's all you get =P. Too late now to think straight (lol).

Ciao.

Posted at at 5/01/2007 10:36:00 PM on Tuesday, May 1, 2007 by Posted by Glen |   | Filed under:
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