Pencil Day/Educational Support Personnel Day/Discovery Day (Puerto Rico)/US Marine Corps Day
2003-11-19 @ 10:03 p.m.

Our Chief Presiding Examiner is such a bastard. He shall remain unnamed so I don't get sued for defamation. You see, they were too lazy to chalk down our index numbers on the tables today unlike what they usually did. Not the whole cohort takes History so the order of index numbers was off. Everyone ended up wandering around trying to sort out the seating arrangement. Then he started threatening to throw those people standing out of the hall. Then he gave us two minutes to find our seats, failing which he'd bar us from entering the hall. He is such a loser! Crazy man, I think he hates our school or something. So the 'O's are finally over, or will soon be over for some of you out there. I don't feel particularly different now that the 'O's are over. You'd expect at least some exhilaration, but I guess the novelty of that kind of wears off after a while, so now I don't bother to react much anymore when everything ends. History wasn't all that bad, but I still think my source-based question could have been a lot better answered. Now I can only hope that I'll do well. Then again, like I told Mark earlier, it'll only matter four months from now, and by then it'll be too late anyway. So no use killing yourself over what's over and done with! Anyway, I predict that I'm going to get lost somewhere in NUS tomorrow trying to find where the CAP dinner is being held. Stuff like that always happens when I try navigating Singapore by bus! Never mind, this time I'm prepared! I think I should be able to find the venue on my first try. Like I can help it if I'm directionally-challenged! By the way, I just caught The Matrix Revolutions, and I've come to the conclusion that even I could piece together that kind of plot given some time. If you like blockbusters, by all means catch it if you haven't. The first movie was still the best though, and Trinity's death was so lame...