week 10 and 11 passed like the speed of light. When I was busying with my biotech quiz and took to the quiz on friday ZOOM, it's the eve of week 12 already.
Week 10 is one of the busiest week in my academic life with 2 presentations and a quiz. The best part of the week is that on the days that I don't have presentations or quiz, I have to stay in my lab till wee hrs in the morning. DAMN! I dont even have time to prepare my presentation on thursday and needless to say my friday's quiz on Human Resource. The Monday's presentation was not bad at least I improved a bit but I don't know why, I just got more and more nervouse as I go on talking about my topic.
The presentation on Thursday was a total disaster as there wasn't much information on the topic which we were talking about - Banning of Sand Import from Indonesia. I wasn't totally prepared for the presentation so most of the things i just did it on an impromtu basis and I fumbled la.
Quiz on Friday. Hmm The quiz ended up with a mass copying session as there were so many people at the LT that it was impossible not to look at each other's answer but it was a rather easy paper actually kind of common sense in a way la so not much of a problem for me.
The break came on Saturday as i managed to fork out some time to meet up with Mich and RS for KTV session and dinner and gossiping was unavoidable with my 2 'sisters' (Just Shitting about school, about the good old days where we used to fight and quarrel over projects in my poly days).
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The week of 11 was just spent on reading my biotech notes and trying to analyse what the prof was talking about all these 11 weeks. I am now kind of interested in biotechnology (something that the interest died in yr 2 when I was taught by the other guy). Basically, caijie and I was bombarding questions to the lecturer about the biotechnology that is currently being practised in environmental engineering. Well, I did embarrass myself by asking some of the most fundamental questions and stupid questions that I was supposed to know. From there, i realised how shallow my foundation for biotechnology knowledge was...Sigh. But at least i've learnt something valuable that might help in the future and clarified all my doubts. The lecturer is nice too.
Just came back from The Phantom of The Opera show at the Esplanade. The whole thing was like WOAH!! The props was elaborate, the singers were damn good especially the Phantom.
The Phantom here was soooooo much better than the one in the movie, the movie version's voice just dont sink into people's mind sigh.. In all the movie was the disappointment. However, the theatre one was really good and it's worth every cent that we paid for. I suddenly realised that one of the toughest job in terms of acting/singing etc. scene is being in a musical - you have to be good in singing, dancing and acting to be in there basically an all rounder I suppose.
Met some new friends at the Esplanade who're the friends of my long time friend. They stunned me in a way haha. They told me that this was their first time to a musical. It was their reply to my question that stuns me.
Me: ' So what makes you come and watch this?'
Them: 'Oh, I never tried watching a musical before, so i decided to tag along and try. You dont try you dont know. Once you try then you'll know whether you like or not.'
I was thinking to myself woah, haha but the ticket a bit expensive lei. However, I kind of admire this type of attitude from people. Really..
Another thing that i was impressed was the customer service of The Line at Shangri-La. Was having dinner with my family at The Line as my sis for some reason got a 100 bucks voucher haha.
While I was there i noticed the service crew was really helpful in a sense a lady had her hands filled as she has to carry her child on one hand and hold a plate on another and this waiter came and offered to help and carry her plate to her seat. Ok. This is a simple gesture which anybody can do and what's more they should help as they are paid to do so. Furthermore, Shangri-La is a world class hotel and service must be there. HOWEVER, these are some gestures that need to be appreciated. At least to me la! It always makes me feel good in a way to see those haha.
Today, I had a high influx of SMSes asking me about subjects in yr 4. Some classic ones are 'What are the subjects that are easy to get A?' I nearly fainted on the street when i saw that one there. I am not against anybody here.. but I think I have a reputation of taking tough subjects lei. For example, German language where people would avoid like a plague unless they are really interested in it. Biotechnology, which is giving headache to almost everybody in class. And next in line would be using computer to sort out DNA sequences and some biotechnology shit.
Ok! to be fair, the subjects i just mentioned, I either got a pathetic C+ or I failed the quiz. But what i meant is that difficulty of subjects is subjective la and i get my joy not from getting As but what i have learnt at the end of the day la (Noble hor?! but aiya I remembered i said i came to get As when i started off in uni but i kind of give that up during my second sem). And to think there is one Major Elective that most of my batch of students dropped because it was too tough and i ended up alone with all the yr 4s. But I scored a B for that sub and i gained a lot from there also thanks to its tough project.
I dont even know what to say about which subjects to take.
Became subject counsellor and information hub for the day.
For more information about Yr 4 PEs please dial 9*******
BA!!!
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Can't help but to think about this girl la..
In Trouble liao lo...