mossadance

whee. me, the homosapien's finished her genomic bio presentation. it wasnt unnerving or frightful in any way. in fact, our grp and ms lee just broke into some chat abt Singapore's A-level bio curriculum and 06's options course in der mittel of our presentation. either we're okay, or we're just totally a gone-case, having already been mentally-marked -Failed- by her. of course, i cross my fingers Not for the latter.

well, why do we need to know about our human origin? I support the Out-of-Africa theory, cause it's the one closest to the Bible's. perhaps, the only reason why people want to continue discussing about this is just cos it has been a long debated topic. well, i dont think much about it, because, say what you want, i'm just stubbornly, wholesalely believing in the Bible. btw, the Bible is quite a popular in-between-class (if not in-class) novel to read in my class recently. even with...non christians. hm...motivates and pricks me hard, well, of course to read it in another way. anyways, those paleoanthropologists had better appreciate me for kindly visiting their webpages, and spending hours, listening to their arguments, evidences etc, because I keep them in-job! it can be just scientific research, but im a firm believer in that every industry requires, most fundamentally, a human/social market. [so basically, commitment in boycotting is a sure success (ti guarantee Their failure), for anything]

ohkays. Han tuition's resuming after three weeks. im going to drag myself there after school ends at six. (looks up at clock) oh. one hr fifteen mins more. great. - why still so long-

im suppose to be finishing my worksheet now, but, it's so discouraging the fact we dont have our own dna sequences! so meaningless. my worksheet is E-M-P-T-Y. totally clean. it looks not bad that way. btw, i had a four hour break today, so i spent half an hr selecting a new pen at popular. to KILL time. then right after that, i finished a chinese comprehension in the library. -about not wasting time- bleeah.

then, i had lunch, and thawed myself proceeding to Jblock for ss class. anselm chu came to class. class was actually quite fun. i tell you, with every class, i fall deeper in love with my ss module. really. awesome. then, when anselm chu was covering how confucious believed in six relationships crucial to the prosperity of a country, he said ruler vs. subjects as an example, then asked for more. mr azahar was struggling with marking behind me and he was telling us, 'ruler vs. pencil'. -laughs-

i wonder if we'll get to watch 'name of the rose' in class. period drama. i hope so...we can extend class all i care. i'll never get enough of this option la. i have the uncensored and uncut version of that movie okay. my dad has the whole dvd collection. so in any case, due to unforseen circumstances, the ss module starts getting boring. like, if azahar dies, and all other interesting humanities personalities in rgs dies, such that no one takes over, and we start stoning, or we get a horrible teacher, we shall all watch that in class. if not, i'll watch it at home, perhaps under the father's parental guidance. - "dad, increase/decrease the volume/ i'm hungry, can u cook noodles for lunch/ can you pass me another dvd ?" oops. perhaps, the government does not intend for this sort of guidance.

i emailed ms lim about the yearbook verse, and i made a 'praise be' remark, cos i emailed her before the time deadline. when she replied, she addressed me as 'dear handmaiden of 407'. ahem. that's scary... ms lim, the aunt? ms lim's nice. we've got many nice teachers in sch la. okay. teacher's going to walk arnd soon. presentations have all ended. -be gone-

kmli blogged at 9/29/2005 08:57:00 AM

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