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as the work accumulates
Thursday, March 01, 2007 || 8:05 pm
Apologies from little me for the unattendance to this beloved space on the web of mine. Blogging shouldn't even be a daily routine for me anymore, as Year 11 advances to the point where teachers are appointing assignments like those promotion projects on the city streets. I'm thoroughly irritated at the thought of writing a personal story about myself in correspondence to the structure of the book - "Catcher in the Rye" which, i was expected to have finished 'reading' through about a week or two ago. My laziness will one day get me back like how karma got me back by taking my wallet away from me forever. But this time, it might just impact my whole life --- as in i may flunk all my exams and assignments and whatnot.
Today was quite a peculiar day as Math ext possesses my favourite sleep time at around 7:45. We're just reiterating those over-explained congruency rules in terms of triangles. I'm glad i didn't quite forget everything after the school certificate. I'm not quite a fan of plane geometry, because of all those proofing needed to prove just ONE point. I prefer equations, for example quadratic equations. Alright, alright. I see some of you readers laughing at my 'passion' for mathematics =). Its not quite a passion, really. I purely enjoy mathematics, even though i may be the worst student in the whole entire grade. So Mathematics kick-started my day. *cheers*
My day was also ended with an equally enjoyable subject. Studies of religion. In which we walked about 58 stairs up to Glebe Point Road to hike the 433 to alight just outside the QVB building. Walked past Pitt Street McDonald's to see a strangely familiar face working, then realising that Peter worked there 0_0' Thanks dude, for the free nuggets. Just because i'm soooooo fat, i need to put on more fat? *tsk* You're assisting the fattening process *shakes head* The Great Synagogue was an average experience. I figured that i quite enjoy being educated about other religions and their processes in each and every ceremony they host. So in a Jewish wedding, they say their vows under a canopy which symbolises the couple's house. At the very end of the ceremony, the groom places a wine glass that was previously used by his bride to drink a pint of wine that her mother prepared for her, on the floor and *crash* it is crumbled into pieces. I forget the symbolic meaning, but it is definitely interesting to learn about other peoples' religions.
Preceding the excursion, Shiffra and i made a quick visit to McDonalds, and i shouted a soft serve and bought myself a large fries ^^. Peter was working, so he took the advantage to give me free nuggets too >=) Hahaha. I'm fat.
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