DO. DON'T. DO. DON'T DO...

In lieu of the end of our relaxing and peaceful school holidays, let me delve into the troughs of my experience on completing holiday homework on time, painstakingly built up from my nine years (kindergarten not included) of formal education.

Eve's Golden Book of Dos and Don'ts

DO find out the complete set of homework before you start

DO make a list of homework so you can cross them out as you finish and feel motivated (or depressed, whichever way you see it) at your progress

DO NOT plan homework schedules. Sure, you feel great and hardworking and whatever, but chances are, you won't stick to it and keep putting stuff off. And all you'll get is a messed-up homework schedule that serves no purpose and is collecting dust.

DO NOT plan homework sessions with friends. Most of the time you'll end up doing stuff totally unrelated to homework. Else you head to the library if you really want to. Still, it's highly not recommended.

DO NOT do the hard ones first, no matter what people tell you. LISTEN TO ME. You'll only get demoralised and give up on homework for the rest of the holiday.

DO space out subjects so you can do easy ones one day and harder ones another, so you don't get a brain overload.

DO ask your friends for help of you don't understand something, and DO NOT freak out when no one knows how to do it. One or two blanks won't kill you, as long as most are done.

And please, please, DO NOT start one week before school reopens. Got that, Nicole?

Merry Xmas!

SO.

I know, I know, I have been blogging about totally random things that do not interest you at all.

I re-read my last few posts and have been cringing in horror. ANYWAY. I do not really feel very motivated to write a long, sarcastic, witty, humorous, yada yada... you get my point.

I thinkholidays are the worst times in the year.Teachers wish you 'happy holidays', dumping homework on you so secretly you never realise you had them in the first place until someone so carelessly mentions it. So now I currentky have EIGHT 剪报s that I think I'm never gonna do, TWO 作文s, and on top of that, *drumrolls* 50 caoxies. Yaaaaay.

I was looking at my phone to arrange a meeting with Nat and ZX (Powerpuff Girls xD) and something finally hit home. It was as if someone had hit an enormous spotlight on me and I suddenly had the relevation that by the end of this week, it's CHRISTMAS. Did you hear that?! CHRISTMAS! I'll spell it out in big flashy letters in case you haven't exactly comprehended this amazing fact yet. Which means there's only 6 days till 2011? Uh-oh. Not good. And probably, some of you will stop reading right now to dash off to the nearest mall or Vivocity or whatever to buy last minute presents.

Let me use this excuse to plug in a cutesy anime photo for the occasion.

Off to buy presents and finish my cao xie~

Facebook games are ruling my life. PATHETIC.

I think my life is becoming more and more abstract.

I was feeling so down after cca, then suddenly after I realised I opened a present on Sorority Life (a super-bitchy game on Facebook that no one plays, for a good reason), and my mood shot waaaaay up. So my moods are increasingly becoming defined by facebook games. If that isn't pathetic, I don't think anything else is.

INTERNET!!!!

Thank you, Internet!

You have finally let me sign into blogger! *dramatic trumpet fanfare*

My post has been a month or so overdue, so I guess I should start now.

.............

......

Yet.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

I can't find anything to write about.

There. I admitted it.

I.Don't.Have.Anything.To.Write.About.

Whee.

Fine, you win, Internet.

I will make sure this is the only time.

Technology is beyond me.

*heads off to soak up more creative juices*