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Picking up What Was Left Behind
September 08, 2007
GRAAAHHH! Final year examination is just around the corner, 3 more weeks to be exact. Things aren't looking too bright for both teachers and students, especially. Due to the unexpected change in schedule, we are left hanging with unfinished syllabi. My BM teacher might be the only relaxed one for now. Not surprising for she made all of us finish the 'Bukit Kepong' novel at the beginning of the year. Perhaps her being evil isn't such a bad thing after all eh? The other subjects didn't come off too bad; we are approaching the end of our Secondary 4 syllabi already. However, Biology is... a tragic story to tell. We have around 10 chapters to cover by the end of the year, and the class had just started chapter 7 yesterday. If
only she could save 20 precious minutes of babbling at the beginning of every lesson, the world would be a better place to live in, no? :P
Ever had a sarcasm turn bad enough to make you stink? Sarcasms can only get you as far as one can tolerate them. If you don't have a good shelf of vocabulary or sense of humour, forget the notion of ever making a cynical remark on anyone or anything. Sarcasms wouldn't mean the same if you were to use them in the midst of a misunderstanding than when a casual conversation. In the end, it depends on how the other party interpret it, really; it doesn't matter what you actually meant, but their interpretations matter most, generally. One could joke, "I hate you because you are too handsome. " but the subject might take it as an insult. To help the subject understand you better, slap on a goofy smile. As simple and easy as said.
... as said by Joo
at 12:40 pm
