And all my life I've prayed for someone like you
And I thank God that I, that I finally found you
All my life I've prayed for someone like you
And I hope that you feel the same way too
Yes, I pray that you do love me too
And I thank God that I, that I finally found you
All my life I've prayed for someone like you
And I hope that you feel the same way too
Yes, I pray that you do love me too
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Plummeting, tumbling, falling for you.
Today's English SAC was insane. Mad rush to cram as much writing as possible into 50 mins. At least I had more control over my time than I did in the last two periods. I think the planning and stuff I did the night before as well as the two spares before really paid off in that sense.
Today has been a rather significant day. Jiyoon got full marks for her Vis-Com SAC and folio, congrats!! The cursed English SAC is finally over, and damn, that's a HUGE weight off my mind.
And then in Spec, Ms. Kimberley proceeded to gank (jump) us with our SPEC SAC results, yes, from two days ago!! Given that she took approximately 5 weeks to mark the last one, I don't think anyone could hold back the mixture of shock, horror, and awe, Ms. Kimberley included. It's impressive how powerful test results can be when they are not expected, stunning the class for the duration of the lesson at least. It's like you don't know what to think. Anyway, on top of the initial shock, I'm glad to say that at least the second shock which was the results, was slightly more pleasant. For someone who came out of the SAC expecting to fail, I was quite satisfied, even happy with what I got. Until Bryan comes along, ego bursting as he strutted around everyone flaunting his 100%, insulting everyone in the process. He's getting too cocky for his own good. (I blame Suds. Such a bad influence.)
This entire weekend, I'll be pretty much away for most of it, as I'm doing a UMAT preparation course (AMEPP). 8.30am to 5pm Saturday and Sunday, and I expect it's mentally challenging stuff too. Homework/study? Out the window~? Hopefully I'll manage to somehow do the homework at least... >.>
In the face of suppression, there is precious little we can do to reverse or stop the what is beyond our control. But you gave me something to hold on to, and I cannot thank you enough for that. Though the inevitable end looms, you make it all worth it.
I need to wake up at 5amtomorrow today, so I'll get some sleep now I think. The possibility of updates is slim (disclaimer in case I don't have time over the hectic weekend).
Goodbye.
Until time itself ceases, I'll always be here for you.
Plummeting, tumbling, falling for you.
Today's English SAC was insane. Mad rush to cram as much writing as possible into 50 mins. At least I had more control over my time than I did in the last two periods. I think the planning and stuff I did the night before as well as the two spares before really paid off in that sense.
Today has been a rather significant day. Jiyoon got full marks for her Vis-Com SAC and folio, congrats!! The cursed English SAC is finally over, and damn, that's a HUGE weight off my mind.
And then in Spec, Ms. Kimberley proceeded to gank (jump) us with our SPEC SAC results, yes, from two days ago!! Given that she took approximately 5 weeks to mark the last one, I don't think anyone could hold back the mixture of shock, horror, and awe, Ms. Kimberley included. It's impressive how powerful test results can be when they are not expected, stunning the class for the duration of the lesson at least. It's like you don't know what to think. Anyway, on top of the initial shock, I'm glad to say that at least the second shock which was the results, was slightly more pleasant. For someone who came out of the SAC expecting to fail, I was quite satisfied, even happy with what I got. Until Bryan comes along, ego bursting as he strutted around everyone flaunting his 100%, insulting everyone in the process. He's getting too cocky for his own good. (I blame Suds. Such a bad influence.)
This entire weekend, I'll be pretty much away for most of it, as I'm doing a UMAT preparation course (AMEPP). 8.30am to 5pm Saturday and Sunday, and I expect it's mentally challenging stuff too. Homework/study? Out the window~? Hopefully I'll manage to somehow do the homework at least... >.>
In the face of suppression, there is precious little we can do to reverse or stop the what is beyond our control. But you gave me something to hold on to, and I cannot thank you enough for that. Though the inevitable end looms, you make it all worth it.
I need to wake up at 5am
Goodbye.
Until time itself ceases, I'll always be here for you.
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