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January 25, 2007
It has been busy busy busy for me for the past 3 days...trainings, meetings, duties, classes. Yeah, and now I have to handle another 'scandal' made popular by my kakak at PGP. Well, review of the past 4 days
Monday:
In the morning, I was still drowsy and lazy to wake up for math tutorial. Practically dragged my feet there. With my fingers crossed, I was hoping that I won't get that China tutor who taught me math last semester. All of us were like 'If it is him we are all going to change classes!'. I guess God did answer our prayer and sent us a Norwegian instead @@ such a stark difference. His name was Jan and he is TALL, real tall. He is cool, and makes jokes all the time. What I like about him is that he tries to engage the class by asking questions and opinions. I guess it should be the way of teaching, rather than giving us extra stuff, which makes the topic more confusing. After that, it was a 2 hour break, which I unsuccessfully tried to study in the library. I kept nodding off to sleep!! In the end I gave up and took a slow walk to physics tutorial. Physics tutor was a Vietnamese woman, who tried her very best to explain to us but her English just could not make it. Haiz, just rely on her tranparencies lor I guess, it explains much better than her. :p MLE tutorial was the worst!! This guy who did not know his stuff came as a volunteer tutor. To add to the misery, 30 students packed into a room! It was noisy and stuffy. Was glad that he let us off early. =\ MLE lecture was another drag...the LT was so cold and the lecturer just brushed the surface of the topic without realy going into the detail. I was a bit disappointed. Oh well, can't expect too much right. Straight after class I rushed back to grab my camera and headed to SRC for the volleyball semifinal between TH and KR. Sad sad because we lost in straight sets. Felt for the girls too after seeing them cry their hearts out after the match. Well, they trained hard and they deserved to win but it just was not their day. After duty was photography committee meeting, where all the members were shelled by Choo Ying for not being 'passioned' enough when taking photos. I was too tired already after choosing my photos I took a bathe and went to sleep after some reading....
Tuesday:
5 hours of class...2 lectures and 1 tutorial. Slept a bit during Statics lecture :p Must read up more already before I lag too much behind time. My only respite for the day was tennis training!!7-11 pm...Played well for most of the game, but well I did have my moments of madness. Arrgghhh must curb it before it becomes worse...
Wednesday:
Quite a relaxing day, so I had the time to read and do a bit of work, before squash training. PLayed for awhile only before I felt dizzy and decided to stop. Went for dinner and watched Aussie Open with Guo An and Zhi Hao until 8.45. Remembered that I have to lead worship for CG so I rushed back, bathed then looked through the songs. CG was a fun time of fellowship and learning of the word. Learnt that we must always remember that God is always faithful to us no matter what we have done and how bad it was. Also got to know that I am a hospitable person, as well as a giver. Hahaha I did not know that =)
Thursday:
The only highlight of the day was getting to watch Federer demolish Roddick in the semifinal of the Australian Open. The shots he makes are unbelievable and such a beauty to see. Did my studies at night. Was happy to finish mastering physics and imparo. Off to sleep already..Nitez everyone =)
reflected @ 11:56 PM
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Name
Ivan
Course
Environmental Engineering@NUS
Loves
My heavenly Father
Bible
Family and Friends
Squash!
Hates
Hypocrites
Manipulators
