- no more endless studying for hours and hours and hours in the library.
- no more sweaters, jackets, heavy bags filled with tons of notes, textbook in hand - trips to the library!
- no more coffee trips in the middle of the night of during my nap times in the afternoon.
- no more trying to restraint from watching dramas, and fast-forwarding dramas so that i can finish the show asap in order to go study
- no more worrying over whether whatever i've studied has been retained in my brain, (at least i dun have to keep wishing for a brain transplant now that exams are over, although i think i'll need it next sem! )
- no more hand cramping activities (hahah constant writing for 2 hours straight during exams)
i shall worry about the results much much later!!
dear lecturers, please be lenient with us!!
all in all, i've enjoyed the semester. the modules were interesting although some were pretty though, especially research. but it wasn't so bad when i could see the value of research in my career as a social worker which i'll probably embark on seeing that the only non social work career alternative is being a prisons officer. but of course there are many practical and 'vanity' reasons that i'm considering. soooooooo we shall see i guess!
taking the elderly module turned out to be a correct decision. yep, she does have tons of readings but i did enjoy reading nearly every one of them. this is in contrast to the anthropology module who also had tons of readings but most too 'chim' or boring (okok.. to me..)
although i say this after every exam, but i shall say this again!
the feeling of being able to watch dramas and do whatever i want without having to worry about having not enough time to study is great!!!!! weeeeeeeeeee!!!!!!
our bags at munchie monkey. went there for lunch after the paper! my poor hand needed some comfort food after it had been put through the torture of non-stop writing for nearly 2 hours.
