Thursday, June 02, 2005 @ 21:20
number one hundred and thirty-one
*digs time out of schedule to post.
back here, after a very very very long hibernation. good news, i've finally got diablo 2 back into my computer, and it can't be at any better time, the busiest time of the whole "holiday". it's practically up to the brim with activities. three weeks worth.
i'll be really good if i can finish
all the homework in one week, minus a few days.
who am i kidding, i'm doomed.
oh well, i'll just take it in my stride.
ok, let's see. we have a ncc camp coming up a few days later. i can use that time to do reading, council camp will be for homework and only homework, plus a bit of ncc stuff perhaps? then spec course, kayaking, done. with sprinkles of trainings and parades. nice.
for all i know my holiday lies on a delicate balance, everything is planned out beautifully, but anything might crop up and spoil the whole timetable, but well, makes it more exciting.
*thrills.
almost 200 people are at the student camp now. had a conversation with ccp last time, he asked why i didn't want to go to the camp, i said that it was boring, then he replied that if it was so, why were there still so many people? same old people who attended it last year. obvious.
kind of looking forward to the yalamsia camp, for no apparent reason, just feel that it would actually be a good time to rest and relax in the "holidays".
thank you anglican high school teacher's department and all teaching staff, principal and vice included. you all have just managed to ruin my holiday. by tainting it with homework. oh, what the hell are holidays for then? if homework could be done in normal school time? then what are teachers for too, if all you do is ask us to learn topics after topics by ourselves? without you all laying the foundation?
tsk.
now all i need to do is stick very closely to my plan and hope nothing goes wrong.
and i have to limit my computer play time too. darn, easier said than done.
buzz.
so come on, tell me.