Blogs are getting more and more interesting nowadays. I think everyone tries very hard to write posts that would be attractive to a large audience, and most people type in proper English now. Oh, I had a hard time doing that at first, but eventually it became something very natural. I guess it helps me loads in essays. Aiyoh, but I think my blog is like going down and down and down. If you draw a graph it will probably be decreasing with a steep gradient and tending towards zero. Haha, asymptope, or whatever you call that. [Recall: Mr Koh is actually a math teacher in training? Joke! He looks so not math-y -_-] I wonder what kind of teacher I will be if I choose to go down that career path. I thought of math before, because I used to good at it (erm, in primary school, don't give me weird stares), but now my results are like coming to a standstill, so I guess perhaps not. And I probably can't do Lang arts, because if my student asks me difficult questions I won't be able to answer them. I will probably have to consult the best student in class, which is like, so malu. And since my Sciences so suck, obviously I can't be a Science teacher. Which means I cannot be a teacher! Argh...and I thought I could take the easy way out =D Wow, I digressed so much. Never mind, I have all the time in the world. Chemistry Igniculus today was so exciting! I was pretty enthusiastic at the beginning, but the cold environment made me sort of numb and I stopped trying to guess the answer to those difficult, cheem cheem questions. When Sarah's picture first came out, I got quite a shock, cos the animation was like, so funny. But I had guessed that it would be her, cos her name had always been at the top scorers list. Or whatever they call that. And obviously Mrs Koh would choose Nick. She loves him to bits lah...And luckily she chose him! Because he won, and got us 500 extra bucks for despace. Wonders if Mr Koh is taking that out from his own pocket or what. Must be a really generous guy. I have 8 more VCDs to watch before Friday I think, since I have to return in to Woo by this week. So crazy. That's like 8 hours, but it's actually quite short. But there's so much to do this week! But Korean dramas are all very cliche. They always have almost the same storyline. At a certain setting (which is probably the only difference), there is a good girl who falls in love with this good guy, but some bad girl likes the guy and tries to steal him from the girl, and another bad guy likes the girl and blah blah blah. Then eventually it's happy ending for all of them. I wish sometimes they would try out something different, but it's nice to watch their acting. And they like to call one another sister and brother. Was Korea ever communist? I can't remember, because I've thrown all knowledge I've gained from reading encyclopedias away.

10/25/2005 10:50:00 pm;