First

After long considerations, I have finally decided to start a blog, for I have realized that how much I have forgotten about my secondary school and JC lifes over the past 6 years, and I want to make sure that I am not going to do the same for my univeristy life after JC. Before I write any further, here is a disclaimer, in case you do not know, my English standard is not that excellent and I am not a fantastic writer. I would really appreaciate if you can refrain yourself from laughing at my stupid and sometimes silly grammatical or spelling errors.=)

The past 2 weeks have been extremely hectic and stressful, for the obvious reason, A level. Despite the fact that the A level papers this year are considerably harder and more unique, in terms of the questions asked, as compared to last year's, I believe that I have performed quite well for my papers so far and I am quite satisfied with my performance, especially for Maths, which I managed to leave half an hour before the paper ended. Having said so, I am still quite worried about my other subjects, in particularly general paper and economics, for I have not been able to get consistently good grades for the two subjects before. Anyway, A level is ending really soon for I am now only left with two papers, biology paper 3 and 1, which is going to end on next thursday. I can finally throw away all my notes and start watching all the TV shows and movies that I have downloaded, which consists of around 300 GB of stuffs.

Speaking of my plan after A level, I would also be going to Penang and Ipoh for my class trip from the 22nd to the 28th of November. I am really looking forward to it for it would be the last chance, before prom, for the whole class (actually there are only about 10 people going) to get to together. The nest big event would be the senior promenade at Ritz Calton on the 5th of December, which I predict that it would be boring and fail miserably. I am also planning to apply for a temporary job as a teaching assistant in school next year while waiting for my A level and university admission. I have already sent an inquiry letter about the application procedures to the human resource department of the school about a week ago and I still have not receive any reply. I am going to wait for another two to three days for the reply, before I send the inquiry letter directly to the head of department of science, which i believe that all of you know who she is.

I think that should be enough for my first post and I shall go and study for my biology application syllabus now,

and also wait for the reply for the human resource department,

as well as the clarification email from Imperial College London regarding my entry conditions (which i believe that they have accidentally replaces "biology" with "physics" - more information shall be available in my subsequent posts), which I have also sent a week ago. Damn.

Peace and goodnight.