yesterday is really not my day, i got jammed in klang itself for 30mins, and some occasion happened making me late for my class, i reached college at 2.45pm, gosh I'm later for class by 45 min! and so i was a bit heaty (heng) by then, what really burst me is that upon despite being late for class, the class ends at around 3.15pm, which also means that I've traveled 2 hour of journey for a half an hour class. i just cant take it, I'm like this, i feel that my journey there is not worth the time spent to college there and the time spent in class does not meet. i was cool when i was on my way back to klg, no worries.
i got a text yesterday from a junior of mine, it was just too sweet, without knowing it i replied him as usual. he told me that he got read an article which says keeping in touch with your loves one..and then he text me just to keep-in-touch..how sweet it's never in my mind that he'll do that to me. it makes my day..it really do. Thx
so things to do next:
read my notes (Ctt,Public,Criminal adn CLRI)
try to find out some question just to make Mrs.Anne faint, we succeed doing it to our Ctt tutor, she the next target.!
do my ctt assignments which to be hand up after deepavali break, i wanna have a break - days with no education burden.!
so that's about all gua..
p/s: i miss the aunty pork mee..shall we go there tomorrow? hehe..
Feel so good to be here after not being here for so long, so where should I start first? I got motivated by Mrs.Anne when she told us that all she was teaching is only 50% of her knowledge, she will gives us the other half if and onlyif we qualified our self, in other words to be worthy of it. When she made this statement I said on my heart, “I’m so going to get the 100% of yours, not only 100% but 120% of what u know” of course achieving it is not easy as most of us know, with my lackadaisical attitude it is almost impossible, but what I’m happy about today tutorial is that during contract tutorial we made so much argument that I can feel that Mrs.Irene almost went faint because of it, in fact some of our argument was praised for it. I can really see that we’re going that direction all thanks to our class politicsI don’t know whether it is ok for me to reveal my class politics here) , digging out the inner organs of our tutor [we’re so mean]. And so, concerning Common law reasoning and institution (CLRI), Mrs.Mary came in, sadly only three of us read Lon Fooler’s parable. She was so upset that she spent half an hour telling us the importance of reading and studying before entering to tutorial classes. Since only three of them done the reading, so she decide to stay back for half an hour just to have a sassy with them on the parable. The rest will not have a chance to gain that knowledge. Personally, I think that Mrs.Mary take this opportunity to let us know the importance of reading and also the seriousness that she trying to convey to us, so no more going to class with an empty mind anymore. Secondly, I’ve become much more busy lately reason? I have to plan for a trip, finished up all my assignments and etc. being in intermediate it’s really different from what I use to be in. A change in pace, different style of approaches and on top of it the difference opinion between tutor and lectures. Nevertheless, we still have to find a way through. Our research question has already came into our hand, currently still having trouble over choosing the question. HRA? Bias? Legal aid?*Headache*
Secondly, I do not know whether it is a good news or a bad news, the SPS class will be commenced starting from this Saturday, which means I have to choose between church and college, the class is from 2pm to 4 pm. I’m still thinking a way out. It would not be ideal to have arrangement like this, the least not for me.! Skipping class will not brings any edification to me as I’ll miss my subject matter and skipping church is also not my way of doing it. Hopefully the administrator changed our "SPS" class to the night, I rather go back home late. However, everything is not in my control, thus I can only crap here.
