movie marathon
February 28, 2010 @ 5:22 PM
My Name Is Khan
Valentine's Day
The Lovely Bones
Remember Me
Dear John. *THIS IS A MUST*
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obssesed
February 27, 2010 @ 6:58 PM
I've always imagined how it would be like when it's time to face the situation. Before, I would always imagine us seated across the room facing what could have been my ultimate doom. As timid as I am, I answer their questions diligently. My eyes taking doubles glances at you every time I do so and the same goes for you. Occasionally, you stood up for us. Well all that was before, when at the thought of eventually meeting them seem so far-fetched.
However, now that I know its going to happen soon, well in approximately three weeks time. We would have to face the two people we have been running away from for nearly five years. Knowing that it is really going to happen totally changes everything. It inevitably changes the way I imagined things.
Right now it would be like this. We're going to be like 15 feet away from them. I'll be holding to your hand, tightly and you would go all, "you scared?" and I'll be like, "no, just a lot nervous". Then you'd hug me and kiss me on the forehead to calm me down even though you are also nervous. We'll brave ourselves up and walk towards them, trying so hard to fight away the crazy thoughts I have.
Then again, my mind has always been so melodramatic. I like it that way though. Although there's the high possibility that it might not happen the way I imagined it would be. We'll just have to wait and see for ourselves.
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February 26, 2010 @ 11:52 PM
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school schmool
11:20 PM
At last, the most agonizing week of school is finally over. Presentations are done and it's safe to say that we did well. Kudos to both my teams. For my TPS team, I know it has been a rough journey but I'm sure everyone of you would agree that working on that project together was hellavu fun. Much thanks to Jannah, Nadiah, Humai, Akmal and Saiful. It was a great experience working with you guys. For my HRA team, my girls; Jannah, Nadiah, Humai, Dee and Maisarah. Finally, a project that we could work on together. Although we procrastinate a lot but hey, the end product was not so shabby right? We did good or even better than we ourselves expected. Mock exam and specimen paper all done and some are still ongoing. Two more weeks to exams. Let's all pull our socks up and start blowing up our brains.
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February 24, 2010 @ 11:00 PM
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rotten apples
12:42 AM
We live in a world filled with perceptions and stereotype. Most things are based on judgment, no?I don't get the way perceptions are formed. Just because there's a rotten apple in the basket, it does not mean that all the apples are rotten.
Many have this assumption that if you are a student of ITE, you're a disgrace. You're a rotten apple and that you're not so good academically and so on. Like I said, just because some of the students in ITE are bad, people perceived that all ITE students are as bad. They assume that we do bad things, that we are rebellious and all the other things they made ITE students look/sound like. Most people assume that going to ITE is a bad thing and that going to Poly is a good thing. But I say, it's not all about the reputation. There are Poly students who are as bad or even worst than what people generally say of ITE students.
Going to ITE does not mean we stop learning. We go through the same things every student go through. We get projects, we learn about things and we have examinations. We get stressed too. Honestly, being in a Polytechnic isn't all that. For all you know, they might even be studying the same things as us and from I've seen and heard, some students who attended Poly dropped out because they just lose interest or just could not cope. No, I'm not discriminating against Poly students. I'm shedding some light and trying to clear the air for the unfair judgment ITE students get just because they are in an INSTITUTE of TECHNICAL EDUCATION.
I feel that I have to address this because I think ITE students has been put on a bad light for far too long. I'm just saying in general. Maybe it's time that people out there should stop having the mindset that ITE are for students who has no other choice, that ITE is their last resort of still getting an education. There are mountains of example where you see students from ITE succeed in life. It's always on the individual. Being in ITE might be the path that changes your life.
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