The Last of Prac

weather:
fair and sunny. would have been a nice day if not because i had to wear long pants for prac. it's not that we are not allowed to wear skirt to prac, it's just that i think wearing sneakers and skirt *blinkz* is a weird combo.

positive events:
i had my last prac today. so this means that i will not have anymore prac until next year *yeah yeah*. mixed emotions. happy that i don't have to wear that stupid goggles that clings to your head so hard, it hurts [and no, it's not because i have a big head]. sad because i won't be able to see my nice nice demonstrator Kylee anymore. she has been such a big help during chem pracs and she always say words of encouragement to all of us. she also mentioned that we are like the best group ever because we always finish off earlier than the rest *peace*. unlike Frances's demonstrator who is of no help at all, he doesn't even hint them the answers. poor thing huh? at least even last sem i had a good demonstrator. although Andrew was a lil slow and playful, he still manages to finish on time and helps us when we are blur or stuck in prac. and it was funny how many accidents and things were broken in today's prac. i think at least 4 broken watch glass and 2 broken conicle flask!
results for the physical chem test came out today. happy that i scored full marks for it. although many people actually scored full marks too, what concerns me most is that now i would be able to make up for the lost marks during the organic chem test. no doubt the paper was easy, but at least i know that i didn't do any careless mistakes this time. because for those who knows me, i am very very prone to making the mistakes especially when the question is easy. even my parents have to tell me to take deep breath, don't panic, etc. before my exams *sigh* probably i'm suffering from anxiety disorder?

negative event:
for the previous two lectures of psychology, we had a new lecturer. i think he's one of the worst lecturers i encountered so far. imagine, he speaks even softer than the previous lecturer who's a woman! surprisingly, everyone actually keeps quiet in his class. is it because they are interested or just because they can't hear anything? *ponderz* i do admit that i find this particular topic that he's talking about interesting, but how am i suppose to learn anything if i can't hear what he says? it's like today, i heard him saying that Huntington disease is not genetically inherited! how can this be, i was thinking to myself. i wonder what other information i've misintepret. so i guess being able to hear just half of the time is of no help, better still don't go. thankfully he was only going to lecture for two time. not only is his voice so so soft, his overheads also super small and full of words. his notes is like 20 pages long! i mean, any sane person would know that there is no way anyone can cover that much in just 50 mins. what was he thinking man! in the end, i don't think he only covered 1/3 of the lecture materials. now, we have to go read it up on our own.

other highlights:
went to the Department of Pharmacology with Roy and guess what he was doing? he was like touching the lift, saying how cool it was, how it has two panels of button and the logic behind its existence. blur? well, we actually noticed that there was a panel towards the back of the lift and Roy's logic is that when the lift is packed, people behind can still press on the floor they want to get out on. clever huh!? then went to the Brownless Biomedical Library for the first time! i think i should probably familiarize myself with library systems and all since it might come in handy for years to come. Roy could actually go in there and came out with the book he wanted in just an instant! i was amazed and he explained that it was because he borrowed it before. cool huh?

conclusion:
time to get down the serious business now. exams in 18 days. have to speed up momentum of revision but probably not today.