okay. consciously telling yourself not to do things doesn't work.
well, nothing much has happened actually. but let me just articulate thoughts

Went for the SPH written test yesterday. Think I blew it but am okay. My essay on sportsmanship sounded like I was having a casual conversation and I used way too much liquid paper which would, then reflect the number of mistakes I made and consequently the lack of logic and coherence present in my thoughts and it was explictly emblazoned on the front of the test paper (which looked like an improved version of the perfect TJ GP paper which of course, every TJ GP teacher dreams of) that LOGIC, COHERENCE, CRITICAL AND ANALYTICAL SKILLS WOULD BE TESTED IN THIS PAPER.
Case in Point - I said that David Beckham's confession(albeit unintelligent [this was originally 'albeit stupid' but I LIQUID-ED it because I didn't think the Gods up there would favour that])

But I really didn't care for the way the test was formatted. I thought scholarship required creativity. The only creativity shown in the whole damnned test was this part where they asked you to come up with a title less than 6 words both creative and accurate. I mean, you could have given more creative questions even if they were focussed almost completely on Singapore. But then again, I'm not exactly the best person to critique.. am I?

hmm.. lot more to say.. actually farewell, this amazing book called the 7 percent solution which tells you the Sherlock Holmes was never killed by Professor Moriarty and that he was actually battling a cocaine addiction while postponing WW1 and gives credence to the idea that he was not actually ficticious but that Arthur Conan Doyle was just protecting his confidence. but this was basically a one-off bitching session so I will save the fun and laughter until After the A's.. which is approximately in 1 week

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until then