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This Friday was quite a comical one. My friends and I were extremely fervid on watching the movie 'The Vow', so arrangements were made to actualize our covet. Unfortunately, only Sze Yuin was able to make it, so straight after our BM tuition, we headed off to One Utama. Tuition was rather humorous really, for I think we spent more time whinging about our esurient stomachs instead of being attentive. We had our dinner at TGI Friday's and my friend, the exemplification of voracious and gluttony commented on how lip-smacking all the food in the menu looks. 
Eventually, after a tough decision, we settled for some nachos and fajitas which we devoured like savage beasts. Somehow, we came to a conclusion that the food we had would not suffice to gratify our stomachs, so we ordered the infamous boneless wings which sounds exceedingly luscious, does it not? Bad move! I apologize to those who find this dish delectable but we thought it revoltingly yucky! It was sweet, spicy and sour altogether, and this combination was incompatible I tell you! Needless to say, when we paid our bills, we were feeling rather regretful and gloomy.  Oh well, that'll teach us a lesson! 

Fortunately, both of us had the Starbucks privilege card which offers a complimentary drink upon registration, so we merrily claimed our free drinks!!!  Here comes the downer!  We could not bring our drinks into the theaters! Haha well, I suppose we were mindful of such rules but blame our obstinacy for tampering with the regulations. Dubiously, we were impelled to surrender our free drinks to the workers who apprised us to reclaim them after the movie. Well, we felt like bashing their heads at that very instant, and ours too, for our obduracy. Glumly, we found our seats in the cinema and oh, the irony of the situation! There, seated next to us were two girls jovially sipping away their Starbucks drink! GRRRRRRRRRR!!!!!!! We were definitely discontented but the movie soon commenced and the palpable dolefulness of the storyline stirred our hearts entirely. My whacko friend even suggested that the workers might poison our drinks. Sometimes, I doubt her sanity.  And I shall question my sanity as well for I am friends with her. The movie was great and truly despairing to the point of my tearing. My friend, however, appeared to be unmoved in which she said she did shed tears too! Later, we parted after recollecting our melted Starbucks drink! For once, the idea of drinking Starbucks didn't seem so fancy. It was an eventful day indeed! 

Absence makes the heart grow fonder :)

Last Friday was quite a momentous one. The very morning, I awoke from my slumber in sheer ebullience for that day, my friends and I were finally going for karaoke! Well, first you must be equipped with the knowledge that a karaoke session is sort of a habitual tradition, for us but this year, time curtailment has forbade us from such a pleasure, so surely, we were thoroughly feverish with excitement. We were stuffing ourselves with luscious ice-cream at Haagen Dazs (eating seems to be the only thing we excel in :P) when I received an unexpected phone call from a classmate. She divulged me with the news of her friend, which happens to be a classmate too, having two tickets for the Jessie J concert to be held on that Friday night. She offered me the tickets for she wasn't interested in going. At first, I was irresolute for I had no accompaniment but the prior problem was soon resolved through a phone call to my former primary school friend. 

The celerity of time during our karaoke session was truly shocking, but I suppose the advancement of time is exceedingly brisk when one is indulging. Needless to say, we had a mind-blowing time singing horrendously off tune but we care not because that's how we roll!!! Soon enough, I was at the Jessie J concert with my friend. Amidst our reconciliation, we had a splendid time listening to the competent artiste sing in her powerful voice. The strength of her voice definitely raised my goosebumps! Doubtlessly she had a confident aura which equipped her with an influential stage presence. Almost the whole time I was singing along with her. By the time night falls, I was weighed down by lethargy but my heart was truly contented!  A good day it was! 

Fun fun fun!

Once again, the much anticipated holidays have arrived in its full glory! YAYYYYY!!!!! To say that I am utterly inundated with felicity would be entirely too subtle, for I am literally bubbling with exhilaration.  This week has been exceedingly heavenly for I finally get to unwind after the baleful storm which happens to be the exams! Stupid exams! The productivity of this week is rather impressive in the sense that I could finally hang out with my friends, revel in my adrenaline-rushing korean dramas which I have dubiously put off because of the exams and complete any commitments or tasks which I have shirked due to time constraint.

On Sunday, my friends and I headed off to Pavilion, where we watched a movie, titled 'This Means War'. Honestly, I would rate the movie five stars for it was absolutely entertaining and comical. To further ignite my gaiety, the main male actor, Chris Pine is absolutely worthy to be labelled as an eyecandy, even if one of my cuckoo friends happen to think otherwise but let's not question her sanity for thinking Chris Pine not fit enough! After the movie, we had a spur of the moment decision to sleepover at my friend's house, in which I could not attend but thanks to the advancement of technology, I somehow managed to partake in their joviality and merriment using 'Skype'. We had a few more outings during the week but I shall spare you the gushy description of it. 

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Exams!

The first term examination is starting to unnerve and dismay me thoroughly. Despite having the teachers state how this examination is just a mere test to gauge our progress, the seriousness of it entirely belies their statement. Unlike the previous year, this time, we had an exam schedule and were impelled to follow the seating arrangements. Fortunately, there will be no recording of our marks in the report card, and this information to me, appears to be the only solace.

SimilarIy to my friends, I too have been a victim of procrastination. This detrimental habit has mired me for years now and to dispel myself of it seems too much of a formidable task.  Amidst my fraught last-minute studying, I seek amusement from my friends who happen to be in the same piteous predicament as I am. From statements like 'We are doomed for failure'! to 'I can't finish studying!', the lamentable plight in which we are ensnarled in is rather hilarious, yet ridiculous. However, we made a pact to rid ourselves of such infelicitous behaviors and instead, persevere for the future midterm examination. Let's hope for the best!!!!!!!!!! 

We did it!

This is so unbelievable! I literally screamed when they announced us, 5 Belian as the winner of the inter-class drama competition. So glad to know that all our hard work has paid off! We didn't expect much and we were hoping to get at least 3rd in our category. I would like thank everyone who contributed, without everyone's help, we wouldn't have performed well and we wouldn't have won!

Exams are just around the corner. I feel so nervous! Everyone said it is just a "monthly test" and all of our marks will not be counted so we don't have to take it seriously. Ahhh I feel so stressed! Don't think I'll be able to perform well for this term. My science subjects are my weakest and I really need to buck up. I even made a promise to myself to not procrastinate, but I have a feeling that I'll still do :/ Note to self: I think I should be more kiasu so I will study harder. Does it really help?