Economics CANNOT get any worse. D:

I'm so sorry, but I actually miss Ms Jesmine (YES, I DO) teaching us Econs. I actually understood what she was saying! Why, WHY does she have to leave for a course on our O Level year?! Okay, let me rephrase this. Why, WHY must she leave us a teacher whose teaching methods just doesn't suit us? D:

I swear, I will never comment on what Ms Jesmine wears to school again if she just comes back ASAP to teach us. u.u Okay, maybe I will comment, but no negative ones, alright? :3

At least Ms Rashidah isn't unbearable. Heck, she's a good way of poking fun at Haz. ;D

♥ 8:57 pm

B4. What a... less-than-motivating grade. But that's what I got for my O Level Malay. D:

I actually teared up when I saw what was printed on that horrid slip of paper Mr Sazali handed to me. Ask Haz; she was my witness. u.u Then again, I should be thankful that I wasn't the unlucky person who had a C5; now THAT would've been depressing.

Still, the unsatisfying B4 was eventually pushed away from my thoughts when I went to see how my dear juniors were doing for today's PT. They actually played Ice & Water after PT! XD It was rather adorable to see Sec 2s & 3s (and even Chun Yueh, Benjamin and Geelyn) chasing after each other... Quite nostalgic acutally. :3

The day got rather interesting when most of them went home, but some of us (including Geelyn) stayed behind to engage in a harmless game of Truth Or Dare. Childish? Not really. It was more of enlightening. Sharing gossip our so-called secrets was not nerve-wrecking at all. Even I was quite comfortable in informing my juniors my "Truth". (Though I was so surprised when I found out that some of my own juniors whom I have known since Sec 2 don't even know until today that I took Malay as a 2nd Language o.O)

Ahhhh...I haven't laughed this much during fencing for such a long time. :)

P.S. CONGRATS TO ALL WHO DID WELL FOR YOUR O LEVEL EXAMS! THIS MEANS YOU TOO, AMIRUL! XDDD

♥ 9:50 pm