Horrible!
I had almost finished uploading all the necessary photos when there was a problem with the connection or something. I lost all my photos!!! And I have to re-upload them!
That's not all.
Now, I can't upload anything due to connection problems. Again.
During the past few days, I couldn't go online. Reason : Connection problems.
Then, the connection became good again. Very satisfactory. At least I could go online and use MSN. :)
And now... The connection is giving me trouble again. :(
I guess I shouldn't get so greedy and ask for so much.
A few days of good internet connection are to be thankful for.
Friday, August 7, 2009
Wednesday, August 5, 2009
Bored Out of My Mind
Heaven help me!!!
I'm bored!!!
How can this be? When I have loads upon loads of homework to complete, not to mention the amount of things I'm going to need to study if I don't want to fail my upcoming tests next week.
Oh no...
I'm bored of A-levels. Or should I say bored of studying?
And I'm currently searching in vain for more interesting stuff to fill the time during which I'm not busy (albeit sleepily) attending classes.
What are the options I have?
Well, there are a few things I could do to take a break from all the studying, with Sleeping topping the list.
Top 10 Things to Do When Bored
What should I do now?
Weird. Why am I asking this question anyway?
It's obvious from the number of posts I published today that I'm curing my boredom with item number 4!
Wow...
It surely is effective...
Try it some time if and when you are bored. It's been tried and tested!
May all those who are bored find enlightenment from the empty feeling and restlessness of boredom.
So mote it be.
I'm bored!!!
How can this be? When I have loads upon loads of homework to complete, not to mention the amount of things I'm going to need to study if I don't want to fail my upcoming tests next week.
Oh no...
I'm bored of A-levels. Or should I say bored of studying?
And I'm currently searching in vain for more interesting stuff to fill the time during which I'm not busy (albeit sleepily) attending classes.
What are the options I have?
Well, there are a few things I could do to take a break from all the studying, with Sleeping topping the list.
Top 10 Things to Do When Bored
- Sleep my boredom away.
- Stuff my already-taking-shape-of-a-tyre-tummy with more more more food.
- Meditate. Mantra: I'm not bored. I'm happily enjoying my life to the fullest.
- Go online. Surf all the websites I can find. (If the internet connection is good enough for that).
- Try to go online, until I have no more energy to try. (If the internet connection is hopeless).
- Cook illegally.
- Open my closet and stare at my properties while figuring out when to use them.
- Shuffle and reshuffle my books and notes and stationery.
- Stare blankly into space. At the wall, the ceiling, the floor. Anything that fancies me and manages to catch my attention at that moment.
- If all the above fails, there's always shopping!
What should I do now?
Weird. Why am I asking this question anyway?
It's obvious from the number of posts I published today that I'm curing my boredom with item number 4!
Wow...
It surely is effective...
Try it some time if and when you are bored. It's been tried and tested!
May all those who are bored find enlightenment from the empty feeling and restlessness of boredom.
So mote it be.
Decisions, decisions...
Hmmm......
Few issues have been on my mind since the past month.
1. It just came to my notice that almost the whole world is on facebook. And I was ignorant enough not to notice it. Imagine that! Now, friends are urging me to sign up on facebook. Not one, not two, but quite a number of them.
However, I haven't made up my mind.
Should I join in the rapidly expanding community registered on facebook?
Do I need to let everyone know what I am up to at any particular moment?
Do all my friends need to see my latest uploaded photos?
What happens to my photos when I post them on the net? Will the photos be abused?
Is it that necessary to connect with friends through this? In this manner?
More importantly, will I later regret joining facebook?
2. During my A-levels exams in May, I went crazy. Without any stimulation, I suddenly decided to take an extra subject-Physics. For the past 2 semesters, I was only doing 3 subjects. Out of the blue, I felt the urge to take an extra subject, and I have absolutely no idea what made me come to that particular decision.
I told my parents my new plan. Of course, they thought I was seriously out of my mind (who wouldn't?).
But then, I went to see my Head of Department. A few times, I might add. And surprisingly, my weird request was not only entertained, it was actually approved!
So, now, I am taking Physics, 1 year behind my friends who were sane enough to take it when the course started.
Now, imagine the reaction of others outside the loop when this decision was made. Their reactions said it all - 'you must be joking' and 'are you out of your mind or something?' are the few classic ones. I'm thinking that the look on their faces, combined with what they did and did not say when they heard about what I was going to do might just prove to be my source of amusement when I'm feeling down.
They cannot for the life of them understand why on earth this madness was approved. Well, I myself don't really understand too. So be it.
The question here is, should I register to take the Physics exam during the next A-levels exam?
3. After years and decades of talking about going to UK, now when it's time to apply, I'm actually having second thoughts.
What's happening?
Of course I haven't abandoned my lifelong dream of going there, I'm merely postponing it.
So what should I do?
Should I still apply through UCAS?
Should I register for IELTS?
Decisions, decisions...
That's what life is made up of.
The decisions I make now will shape my future. Or at least affect it in some minor way.
What is the best decision to make? Unless I can see into the future, I would never know which path to take right now.
Two roads diverged in a wood...
Do I take the greener one?
Few issues have been on my mind since the past month.
1. It just came to my notice that almost the whole world is on facebook. And I was ignorant enough not to notice it. Imagine that! Now, friends are urging me to sign up on facebook. Not one, not two, but quite a number of them.
However, I haven't made up my mind.
Should I join in the rapidly expanding community registered on facebook?
Do I need to let everyone know what I am up to at any particular moment?
Do all my friends need to see my latest uploaded photos?
What happens to my photos when I post them on the net? Will the photos be abused?
Is it that necessary to connect with friends through this? In this manner?
More importantly, will I later regret joining facebook?
2. During my A-levels exams in May, I went crazy. Without any stimulation, I suddenly decided to take an extra subject-Physics. For the past 2 semesters, I was only doing 3 subjects. Out of the blue, I felt the urge to take an extra subject, and I have absolutely no idea what made me come to that particular decision.
I told my parents my new plan. Of course, they thought I was seriously out of my mind (who wouldn't?).
But then, I went to see my Head of Department. A few times, I might add. And surprisingly, my weird request was not only entertained, it was actually approved!
So, now, I am taking Physics, 1 year behind my friends who were sane enough to take it when the course started.
Now, imagine the reaction of others outside the loop when this decision was made. Their reactions said it all - 'you must be joking' and 'are you out of your mind or something?' are the few classic ones. I'm thinking that the look on their faces, combined with what they did and did not say when they heard about what I was going to do might just prove to be my source of amusement when I'm feeling down.
They cannot for the life of them understand why on earth this madness was approved. Well, I myself don't really understand too. So be it.
The question here is, should I register to take the Physics exam during the next A-levels exam?
3. After years and decades of talking about going to UK, now when it's time to apply, I'm actually having second thoughts.
What's happening?
Of course I haven't abandoned my lifelong dream of going there, I'm merely postponing it.
So what should I do?
Should I still apply through UCAS?
Should I register for IELTS?
Decisions, decisions...
That's what life is made up of.
The decisions I make now will shape my future. Or at least affect it in some minor way.
What is the best decision to make? Unless I can see into the future, I would never know which path to take right now.
Two roads diverged in a wood...
Do I take the greener one?
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