rxelyn: (gold sunset)

it's the beginning of the end.

(I really detest the feeling of anticipation; churning in your gut, promising to mess with your head when you lay down for the night.)

tomorrow's forecast is strangely cryptic and well, let's hope my interpretation is correct.

if I don't make it through this time... I really think I will cry.
 
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... I find myself falling asleep on trains so normal an occurrence that I don't even bother to find seats whenever I get on. I'll just pick a corner that I can lean against and shut my eyes. Even when my iPod is blasting hardcore metal, stuff like Helloween to Dir en Grey's screamy vocals, I can manage to sleep without interruption. That is until my knees buckle and then I jerk away. The feeling of being rudely awakened is sort of... fun? I mean, you're like a kite drifting aimless across the sky, then someone comes along and tugs sharply so that you are reorientated somehow? Pathetic analogy. Whatever.

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Came back and started reading Dominic Smith's The Beautiful Miscellaneous because it was taking up card space and I wanted to return asap. I'm about three quarters into the book and well... it started out pretty decently, an interesting premise, even though it wasn't anything new.

So I'm taking a break to type this out now.

The entire science thing going on in the book sort of reminded me of today's GP lesson with Mr Ang. Whose explanations actually made me interested in science, okay, only certain topics though. (I seriously couldn't care less about pressures and forces and all that, but when it comes to genetics and astronomy and time/space, I can get pretty keen on them.) Why couldn't I have a science teacher who could make these dry topics appealling?

The word rehabilitated swept across the room - it was a streak of mercury-colored lightning, but it had no taste.
- pg 98; the beautiful miscellaneous: Dominic Smith
 

oh shiiiit

Jan. 17th, 2009 02:13 pm
rxelyn: (*dum dum dum*)

Piano exam in exactly 6 weeks and 3 days' time. I am so screwed. Haha. Even though my teacher has confidence that I'll make it this time round, I'm not so sure about it myself.
rxelyn: (epic fail)
ivory and black.

such impressionable words
like cultivated pearls

deceptive in their nature

you always liked
to play the blame game
what else do you want me to say?

sometimes your speeches

they make me laugh
especially in times like this
dramatic irony.
if only our lives were to be a play: days of our lives?

eh? what did you say?

your words they build roads
to advance on and some
are poniards in disguise
on the offensive
I swallow them.

(yoroshiku onegaishimasu ne?)
rxelyn: (epic fail)
me + scales = rubbish
me + pieces = just as bad
me + aural + sight reading = dismal

that's the lowdown on the piano thing.

re-exam in March. =_=
bah. IDGAF
rxelyn: (epic fail)
I don't know whether this is a spot of good luck or bad luck.

But I sure as hell know this warrants a gigantic and dramatic font.

Here it goes:

MY FREAKING PIANO EXAM IS ON 18 AUGUST!!!!! ZOMFG! askdgkwegkln *bangs head repeatedly*

ahem.

Yeah, so it clashes with my Cambridge trip and I'll have to ask Ms Lim to write a letter so that I can get the freaking exam rescheduled. Omfg indeed.

So in the end, either the exam will be brought forward, which I seriously hope not or I'm fucked. Or it'll be pushed back, in which I will dedicate an entire animal as sacrifice to whatever heathen gods that would answer my prayer. Joking, of course.

anyway, the whole point of this freaking post is just to show how alarmed and unprepared I am.

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